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Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake are situated in the transitional zone between the Badain Jaran Desert and the Taklamakan Desert; their terrain and climate have given rise to this unique geographical phenomenon:
Near Dunhuang—a radiant gem along the Silk Road—lies the Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake scenic area, a national 5A-level tourist attraction renowned for its unique phenomenon of "sand and spring coexisting." Here, even the fiercest gales cannot encroach upon the spring, and the swirling, pervasive sands fail to obscure the crystal-clear, mirror-like waters of the crescent-shaped lake. For centuries, this landscape—where mountain and spring, sand and water exist in such intimate harmony—has been hailed as a wonder of the world.
Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake is listed in Jiuquan.
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