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Dalai Lake

Having befriended a quite crazy local cab driver willing to take us far and wide, we went to Dalai Hu—about an hour’s drive south of Manzhouli—and were surprised to discover that, despite the recent warm weather, the lake was still almost completely frozen over.

There were very few people around, despite [or perhaps because of?] this area being a designated nature reserve, and we spent several hours wandering along the edge of the lake and on the cliffs above. I’d have loved to have spent a few days travelling around the circumference—you can see on Google Maps that it’s one of the largest lakes in China [possibly the world], but unfortunately there just wasn’t time.

Sepia-toned shot of a solitary pole sticking out of the water A small round building with two windows and a door [resembling a face] on the cliffs overlooking Dalai Lake Me, standing on three or four inches of ice on Dalai Lake A large round concrete object lying on its side [?] in the water
Three poles sticking out of the water in a section of the lake that has begun to melt A very small island with a colourful umbrella in the middle

[For more, see all the photos I’ve tagged with Dalai Lake on Flickr.]

In: China / Travelling in China / Manzhouli & Photos / Sinophotos

2006 / 05 / 16 – 12:53

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srh | 2006 / 05 / 17 – 21:21

Damn you and your links to Google Maps! ;)

 

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