The invention provides a method of adhering loose sands employing microbial mineralization, comprising the following steps: adopting peptone, beef extract and distilled water to prepare culture medium, adjusting pH value to 7.0, sterilizing and drying, inoculating Bacillus pasteurii strain to the prepared culture medium, culturing at 30 DEG C for 24-36h while keeping shaking in the oscillation frequency of 170r / min to ensure that the bacteria solution is completely muddy and the activity k of the bacteria solution is not less than 0.5mmol-min<-1>, mixing urea and calcium chloride solutions ofwhich volumes are equal, and injecting the obtained solution and the bacteria solution separately according the volume ratio of 2:1 in sands or mixing the obtained solution and the bacteria solution and injecting in sands. When the obtained solution and the bacteria solution are separately injected in sands, the bacteria solution is first injected, the mixed solution of urea and calcium chloride is then injected until the bacteria solution leaks out of the sands form top bottom, then the bacteria solution is injected until the solution leaks out and the above steps are repeated. When injectedin sands, the mixed solution is pressed in sands from bottom to top and is discharged from the top of sands. The adhered sand bodies have environmental friend property, simple process and low cost, and the compressive strength can be up to about 2MPa.