Gobi is the largest and majestic desertin Asia. It is located in the southern part of Mongolia and occupies a vast territory within China. Although everyone calls Gobi a desert, this is not entirely correct. Every year in this area drops to 300 millimeters of precipitation, which is completely untypical for deserts. Even in Kyzylkum and Karakum, located in the neighborhood, drops out one and a half times less. In addition, the Gobi Desert is characterized by very severe winters.
On the territory occupied by the Gobi, the desert isby no means the only landscape. Not for nothing the Mongols say that they have 33 Gobi and all different in appearance and climate. This is an unlimited steppe with a huge number of variegated tulips and tall grasses, and wormwood dry steppes with stony soil, and semi-deserts with dried up rivers and rare wells. The deserts of Asia are so mysterious and mysterious, their kind beckons travelers to themselves, like a magnet.
To see this desert, you need toGo west or south of the East Gobi. Here the landscape consists of hills and low mountains. In this area, only the sun and the wind reign. There are almost no gloomy days. Summer day the temperature reaches 45 ° C, and in winter it can drop to -30 ° C. In the steppe, there are no barriers to wind, so it develops a frenzied speed.
To date, the Gobi desert remainsamazingly beautiful and mysterious place on the planet. Here, excavations are carried out by paleontologists, because it is in this area is the famous cemetery of dinosaurs. It will take more than a decade, and perhaps a century, before a person learns all the secrets that the unassailable Gobi keeps in himself.