HLD → NAY

Hulunbuir Steppe

Endless stretches of pristine grasslands, dotted with nomadic settlements and herds of livestock visible in clear weather.

Arxan Volcanic Landforms

Unique geological formations including extinct volcanic cones and crater lakes near the western flight path.

Xilin Gol Plateau

The high-altitude plateau landscape featuring vast grazing lands and seasonal salt lakes.

Yan Mountain Range

The rugged, rocky peaks that form a natural barrier north of Beijing, often revealing sections of the Great Wall on high ridges.

Miyun Reservoir

A massive water body serving as Beijing's primary water source, visible during the final descent into the city.

Hulun Lake

One of the largest freshwater lakes in China, appearing as a massive blue gem against the green steppe shortly after takeoff.

Greater Khingan Mountains

Dense forest coverage and rolling ridges of the Daxing'anling range, particularly vibrant with autumn gold or winter snow.

Liao River Headwaters

The intricate, winding patterns of river tributaries carving through the landscape near the border of Inner Mongolia and Hebei.

Beijing Northern Suburbs

Dense urban clusters and the industrial transition as the flight approaches the capital's metropolitan area.