Marvelous scenery of Halha River in morning mist
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Trees are covered with rime along the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua] Cattle walk in the water of Halha River while the bank is covered with snow in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 8, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
Morning mist rises from the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
This panoramic picture stitched together with separate photographs shows morning mist rising from the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
Photo taken on Feb 9, 2015 shows the sunset on the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 8, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
Trees are covered with rime along the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
Trees are covered with rime along the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
A cow is seen in the mist rising from the Halha River in Arxan, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Feb. 9, 2015. Despite of the severe cold in winter, the 20-kilometer-section of the Halha River in Arxan is never frozen due to geothermal sources nearby. [Photo/Xinhua]
