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Imagine a place where emerald rivers carve serpentine paths through lush valleys, surrounded by snow-capped peaks that touch the clouds. Welcome to Wolong Bay (Crouching Dragon Bay), a jaw-dropping highlight of Xinjiang’s Kanas Natural Scenic Area!
Located in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, this geological wonder was shaped over millennia by the Kanas River’s relentless flow. The result? A series of Instagram-worthy bends that look like a dragon coiled around the landscape – perfect for adventurous travelers and nature buffs alike.
Why does this matter? Beyond its viral-worthy vistas, Wolong Bay symbolizes the raw beauty of China’s northwestern frontier. It’s a reminder of why sustainable tourism matters in preserving Earth’s untouched treasures.
Pro tip: While you can’t jet there tomorrow, @CGTN’s latest virtual tour (Ep. 3) lets you experience its magic from anywhere. Whether you’re a digital nomad or a geography nerd, add this spot to your bucket list!
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– perfect for adventurous travelers and nature buffs alike.
