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The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]

The Bashang Grassland is 280 kilometers north of Beijing. With its special climate and geographical position in north's China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the grassland boasts unique natural landscapes that make it one of the most popular destinations for tourists and photographers. [Photo by Liu Yi]