As autumn sweeps across northeast China's Greater Xing'an Range, nature puts on a fleeting but fiery show . By mid-September, the region’s first snowflakes signal wildlife to hustle—think squirrels stockpiling nuts and bears fattening up for hibernation! Meanwhile, nearby Hulun Lake begins its icy transformation, prompting majestic whooper and mute swans to take flight toward warmer southern skies
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This golden season is like Mother Nature’s *limited-edition drop*—vivid hues of red, orange, and gold cloak the forests, while frost-kissed mornings add a magical sparkle . For adventurers and photographers, it’s prime time to capture the region’s raw beauty before winter’s curtain falls
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Pro tip for travelers: Follow the swans’ migration path for Insta-worthy snaps! But hurry—this autumn spectacle disappears faster than a TikTok trend.
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Explore the glorious autumn beauty of China's Greater Xing'an Range
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