Summer at Qinghai Lake is like stepping into a living painting 🎨. With endless blue skies reflecting off its pristine waters and meadows bursting with life, this UNESCO World Heritage Site in northwest China transforms into a paradise for travelers and nature lovers alike.
June brings lush greenery, grazing herds, and 43,400+ migratory birds 🦢, including rare species like black-necked cranes. Recent wetland restoration efforts have boosted biodiversity, making the lake a shining example of eco-balance 🌱. Photographer Liang Si’s breathtaking snaps capture the harmony between humans and nature here—think golden sunsets, rolling grasslands, and clouds that look straight out of a dream ✨.
Local conservation wins: 47 waterbird species now thrive thanks to habitat protection, proving sustainability and tourism can coexist. Ready to explore? Pack your camera and hiking boots—this is one summer adventure you’ll Instagram for years 📸.
Credit: Liang Si (Photography), Xu Jinhui (Editor)
