- Tsaidam or Qaidam basin (Mongolian: salt marsh), depression northeast of the Plateau of Tibet, located between the Qilian Shan and the Kunlun Shan at the northern margin of the Tibetan Plateau.
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- Tsaidam or Qaidam basin
This refers to a geographical area known for its unique geological and ecological features, often characterized by salt marshes and high-altitude landscapes.
The Tsaidam region is renowned for its unique saline and alkaline landscapes.
In the Qaidam basin, visitors can enjoy breathtaking natural scenery.
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Chái dá mù pén dì柴达木盆地Qaidam BasinChái dá mù柴达木yán hú盐湖Qaidam Salt LakeChái dá mù柴达木dì qū地区Qaidam regionChái dá mù柴达木qì hòu气候Qaidam climateChái dá mù柴达木shēng tài生态Qaidam ecologyChái dá mù柴达木Zī yuán资源Qaidam resourcesChái dá mù柴达木yán jiǎn dì盐碱地Qaidam saline-alkali landChái dá mù柴达木kuàng chǎn矿产Qaidam mineralsChái柴Dá达Mù木cǎo草Yuán原Qaidam grasslandChái dá mù柴达木lì shǐ历史history of QaidamChái dá mù柴达木wén huà文化Qaidam cultureChái dá mù柴达木lǚ yóu旅游Qaidam tourism