The mountain climate is harsh and the extremely high summer temperatures make this the hottest spot in China, frequently reaching 50 °C (122 °F) or higher. One of the largest thermometers in China is on display adjacent to the mountain, tracking the surrounding ground temperatures. It is a popular tourist spot. The ground temperature on the day of visit was 45C.
I love the colours in the camel’s dress code.
I wonder - aren't these camels actually called dromedaris? I can't recall offhand which one is dromedaris, which one is camel
Yep. This is a bactrian camel. The single humps are dromedary camels.