Dahaidao, Xinjiang
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2023-02-24 14:42:29
Dahaidao, Xinjiang
Dahaidao, Xinjiang
Xinjiang Dahaido is the closest road between ancient Dunhuang, Hami and Turpan. Its opening and use began in the Han Dynasty. After the Tang Dynasty, the official use tended to stop. The Great Seaway also gradually faded out of people's vision and became the ancient Silk Road in the historical memory. The Silk Road, as a channel of ancient communication between Chinese and Western civilizations, has been the focus of academic circles because of its great role in the history of human civilization exchanges. With the deepening of academic research, the vast majority of sections of the Silk Road have been gradually unveiled, but the specific route of Dahai Road is still buried in the dust of history.
Basic understanding
Hokkaido
From Dunhuang to the west, through Hami, and then to Turpan, a total of more than 500 kilometers, constitutes the most legendary section of the Silk Road - the Great Seaway. Along the way, there are ancient castles, beacon cherts, post stations, prehistoric human settlements, fossil mountains, mirages, desert wild camels, and many rare geographical features.
From Turpan to Dunhuang, you will deeply experience the differences between ethnic customs and different beautiful scenery. The biggest obstacle to crossing the Great Hokkaido is to pass through the uninhabited area here. But after walking the Great Hokkaido, you will also deeply experience the endless beauty left by the Silk Road， sports fitness .
Mars base in Hokkaido
Dikaner village is the last oasis of the "Great Seaway" in ancient Turpan. The ancient castle, Daasa, about 7-8 kilometers to the west of it, is an important military town guarding this oasis and the southeast portal of ancient Turpan. Because of this, Dikaner became the first stop of the "Great Seaway" to Dunhuang, and also had a relationship with the word "sea" because the two sides of the southeast are close to the Gobi Desert like the sea. Specifically, the Kumtag Desert near the east of Dikhar and the Kashun Gobi between Turpan and Dunhuang (180km away from Hami City) near the southeast are the main sections of the "Great Seaway".
The Kashun Gobi is a peneplain (with low hills). The landform is in the form of wind erosion and erosion, and is covered with gravel, gravel and quicksand. It is the most widely distributed area of the rocky Gobi (rocky desert) in China. There is very little precipitation, surface water and groundwater are very scarce, and the salt content is high. The climate is extremely dry, and there are desert scenes everywhere. It is one of the regions with the strongest continental climate in the world. The Kashun Gobi is vast, empty, boundless, and like the sea. It was called the "Great Sand Sea" in the Tang Dynasty, and the "Great Seaway" also got its name.
