These sands are called "nomadic" because they do not stand in one place, but gradually shift, trying to absorb the nearest settlements. The state is taking measures to reduce the movement of sand by planting vegetation on it, which should contain desertification.
Local strong winds, wandering dunes, and unpleasant sounds of sand, similar to the hissing of a snake, create problems for residents, but for tourists, this place looks very exotic and therefore attractive. Imagine a picture: on the one side – golden dunes with a height of thirty meters; on the other – chalk chinks, greenery, and camels moving freely near settlements.