D3: Duolun-Dali Lake, crossing the secret path. Large and small grand cities: the ruins of Kublai Khan’s palace in the Yuan Dynasty and the ruins of Shangdu in the Yuan Dynasty. In history, Zhenglan Banner used to be a place where winds and clouds gathered. It was the place where Kublai Khan built his capital, and it was also the birthplace of the Eight Banners Zhenglan Banner in the Qing Dynasty. Imagine the prosperity and luxury that the capital of the Yuan Dynasty Empire, which dominated Eurasia at that time, had. Meals on the road, accommodation in Dali Lake.
Road conditions: provincial road + township road (the above is from the hand-held map)
On the morning of the 24th, God gave a surprise. At 7 o’clock, heavy snow fell from the sky, which added an opportunity to cross the snow for this activity with Haval H9 to find the way to Saibei. Coming out of Duolun, we first went to the ruins of Kublai Khan’s palace in the Yuan Dynasty. The heavy snow on the road was run over by ruts and most of it had melted. It’s no problem to use the AUTO mode for the Haval H9. You don’t need to use the snow mode, and the provincial road is also easy to drive. , there were not many cars, and we soon arrived at the ruins of Kublai Khan’s palace. Because the ruins were covered by snow, we didn’t go inside. We only discussed going to the Yuanshangdu ruins outside the gate.
The radar in front of the car is covered by oncoming snowflakes and becomes invalid. The radar is directly above the license plate. If it is blocked, the Haval H9’s anti-collision warning system and adaptive cruise automatic follow-up system will not work. It’s no problem to wipe it off by hand when parking.
The snow on the car was not blown away even at high speed.
Snow on the hood, brakes falling off the roof.
The snow is still falling, but much smaller
The temperature outside the car is about -2 degrees, so I took a picture before getting out of the car.
Take one for Haval H9
This place is not the entrance to visit.
It will be snowing again, and the military coat will be on stage. The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing who entered the ruins of Yuanshangdu. It is free to visit and you can take pictures, but you cannot use flashlights. The lecturer explained it in detail.
The Great Yuan Empire had an extremely vast territory.
A group of people focused on listening to the explanation.
After the visit, everyone continued the itinerary with Haval H9 to find the way to Saibei, the snowflakes continued to float, and H9 continued to run.
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
After a short national road, we reached the exit point again. It was already past lunch time. Everyone checked the condition of the vehicles.
The beauty gave everyone two chocolates and a carton of milk for lunch.
Then began to cross the washboard road, herdsman road, and desert road. The scenery along the way is beautiful, and the air after snow is abnormally clean. Driving the Haval h9 must take such a road to reflect its superior off-road performance.
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The picture comes from Shen Linjunqing
The following pictures are from: Chen Nuojianan
Thanks to Shen Linjunqing and Chen Nuojianan for providing the above photos.
In the afternoon, Haval H9 experienced the crossing of snow road, washboard road, and herdsman road desert road. It was the lock that got me out of trouble. The picture below is the scene of me getting stuck in the car taken by Chen Nuojianan:
After traveling for an afternoon, I finally came out of the bad road in the woods. Once I got on the asphalt road, I was only a few kilometers away from Dali Lake, and the sunset suddenly appeared above Dali Lake in the sky. Everyone stopped and took pictures. This beautiful scenery seems to be a gift for our Haval H9 wayfinding activities in Saibei.
The above three pictures are from Shen Lin Junqing. Use this town building to end today’s activities and look forward to a more exciting tomorrow!
