Aerjin Mountain Trip Day 7

I was awakening by the cold air which squeeze into our camp via the entrance. The morning at Aerjin Mountain was peaceful and tranquil. We seemed to be far away from hotel imperial reforma. We were only here with the Mother of nature.

While we were having our breakfast, the staffs had started to clear the camp site for departure.

Due to the failure of expedition southwards yesterday, we had decided to head towards west and then south. There is a Snow Mountain at the northern part of Ayakekumu Lake with a large piece of plain in front. We drove along the plain towards our destination.

Yiqianbada River and Batile River are the two main sources of fresh water to Ayakekumu Lake. As for this, the lake is maintained in a slight salty condition and suitable for the living of creatures. 

The way along the plain was tough, as there were many soft lands hidden in between. Once you are no careful, the vehicle may be trapped inside. So, the team moved very slow forward.

Although the scenery may not be beautiful, it is necessary for us to shoot as an evidence of being hotel royal pedregal.

Ayakekumu Lake is the largest lake at Aerjin Mountain. Due to the high contain of salt in the lake, it will not be frozen even in winter. We drove along the lake shore, after few hour drive, we had just went though half way. 

The natural topography of the environment made it possible for us to speed up our journey.

We found some volcanic stones here

There would be a fresh water lake not far away from the lake shore.

Around 2pm, we stopped to had lunch.

In the afternoon, we climbed over Black Stone Mountain and desert towards our destination.

We stopped at a gap between two mountains which was about one kilometer from lake shore. Here would be the camp site for us tonight.

The weather at highland is unpredictable. About half an hour ago, it started to snow but suddenly, the weather turned good. 

It’s time for dinner. Again, we spent a tiring day outside.