Nestled in Zhejiang Province’s Chun’an County, Qiandao Lake (Thousand Island Lake) is serving major wanderlust vibes this season! Known for its turquoise waters dotted with over 1,000 forest-covered islets, this east China hotspot is a nature lover’s paradise – think kayaking through misty mornings, cycling lush trails, and feasting on ‘fresh-from-the-lake’ fish dishes.
Why it’s trending? Adventurers are raving about the lake’s surreal underwater ruins – a submerged ancient city visible in crystal-clear waters! Plus, eco-friendly resorts are making it a top pick for #SustainableTravel buffs.
Pro tip: Visit during autumn for golden foliage backdrops or spring for cherry blossom-lined hikes. Your Instagram feed will thank you!
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Known for its turquoise waters dotted with over 1,000 forest-covered islets, this east China hotspot is a nature lover’s paradise – think kayaking through misty mornings, cycling lush trails, and feasting on ‘fresh-from-the-lake’ fish dishes. 
Plus, eco-friendly resorts are making it a top pick for #SustainableTravel buffs.
or spring for cherry blossom-lined hikes. 
Your Instagram feed will thank you!
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