When the study tour steps onto the Sky Mirror

The natural classroom exploring the Tea Card Salt Lake officially begins.

Exploring the clear Yellow River - the ecological code of the plateau. The natural ecology science study camp, the third stop, enters the Tea Card Salt Lake scenic area. A group of little "doctor teams" embark on an ecological science popularization journey above the salt lake.

Travelling through the salt lake's secret world of colorless heaven and earth, the study tour team rides a small train to the heart of the salt lake. Outside the window are clear lake surfaces and vast salt plains. Everyone closely observes the various shapes of salt crystals, carefully identifies the unique surface texture of the salt lake, and intuitively experiences the unique landscape created by the plateau salt lake.

The classroom is not limited to written books. The study tour instructor gives on-site explanations of the birth story of the Tea Card Salt Lake, reveals the geological conditions required for the formation of the salt lake, and sorts out the long evolutionary process of the salt lake, turning dry geological knowledge into visible and tangible real-life science popularization.

Parents and children join hands to experience traditional manual salt harvesting. Through hands-on practice, they understand the treasures bestowed by the salt lake. Entering the Tea Card Salt Lake Museum, the study tour welcomes a creative practice moment. Everyone uses natural large blue salt as the creative raw material and uses their ingenious ideas to create salt sculpture works with a plateau theme.

The diverse study tour experiences turn book knowledge into real natural experiences. The little "doctor teams" enter the Tea Card Salt Lake, learn in exploration, and grow in practice, immersing themselves in unlocking the ecological and geological mysteries of the plateau salt lake.