Astonishing "camel Jams" sightings became the new norm at an iconic scenic spot in northwestern China.

The spectacular video was filmed in Dunhuang City in Gansu Province on July 5. Tourists rode camels, winding their way through the undulating terrain of the Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake Scenic Area

As the summer heat intensifies, the tourist influx to Dunhuang shows no signs of cooling down. On July 5 alone, the city's six major attractions welcomed a staggering 51,333 visitors.

Zhou Bin, the person in charge of the Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake Scenic Area, expressed that the camel jams, which used to only occur during extended holidays, have now become a daily occurrence.

To handle the influx, an additional entrance gate on the east has been opened this year to allow tourists to enter the scenic area quickly without queueing, thus alleviating the pressure on the central entrance.

Moreover, as soaring temperatures pose challenges, various cooling measures have been implemented across all attractions, including the installation of mist-spraying devices. The provision of additional sightseeing vehicles and shady pavilions have also been arranged to ensure a comfortable visit for the tourists.

Reportedly, as of July 4, the six major attractions in the area have received a whopping total of 2.2194 million visitors this year.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

随着暑期来临，来敦煌的游客数量居高不下。仅在7月5日，当地六大景区就接待51333人。在鸣沙山月牙泉景区，游客乘坐骆驼穿行，驼队沿着山势蜿蜒起伏，再现堵骆驼场景，场面异常壮观。
甘肃敦煌鸣沙山月牙泉景区负责人周斌表示，以前只有在小长假期间才会出现的“堵骆驼”现象，这两天已经成为常态。今年景区增开了东门，游客不用排队就可以快速入园，以减少中门游客的压力。
此外，针对高温天气影响，各个景区还通过设置喷淋降温设备，以及增加观光车、凉棚等设施，方便游客出游。据了解，截至7月4日，当地六大景区今年已接待游客221.94万人次。