The Gobi Desert, is a large dry area in Central Asia, Mongolia and the People’s Republic of China.
The Gobi extends from the Mongolian Altai and Tien Shan mountains in the west to the North China Plateau in the east, in the north the Gobi passes into the steppes of Mongolia, in the south the region is limited by the Nanshan and Altyntag mountains and the Yellow River . In terms of the totality of its desert areas, the Gobi is the largest desert in Asia and one of the most famous places for historical, archaeological and paleontological research
The Gobi Desert is a scorching sun and endless yellow sands, as well as a starry night sky. The contrasting colors of the mountains, sand dunes, and green oasis are a joy for the photographer. It is a place of beauty, mystery, ancient culture and wonder that captivates adventurers from all over the world. Travelers and photographers come here to see stunning landscapes, history, antiquity, real nomads, their traditions and magnificent wildlife. In ancient times, this place served as the gateway to China on the Great Silk Road.
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