Autumn in Inner Mongolia has turned into a golden wonderland as desert poplar trees dazzle visitors with their vibrant foliage. Located in Ejin Banner, this 30,000-hectare forest—one of the world’s three largest of its kind—creates a natural barrier against desertification while offering Insta-worthy views.
Every October, the poplars transform into fiery hues of gold and amber, drawing photographers, nature lovers, and influencers eager to capture the seasonal magic. Local authorities say the trees not only boost tourism but also protect biodiversity, with rare species like the goitered gazelle thriving in the area.
To safeguard this ecological treasure, China has established the Ejin Desert Poplar Forest National Nature Reserve and a forest park. Conservation efforts focus on sustainable tourism and combating climate threats, ensuring future generations can enjoy this autumn spectacle.
Pro tip for travelers: Pair your visit with a camel ride through the nearby Badain Jaran Desert for the ultimate #AutumnGoals experience!
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Located in Ejin Banner, this 30,000-hectare forest—one of the world’s three largest of its kind—creates a natural barrier against desertification while offering Insta-worthy views.
Local authorities say the trees not only boost tourism but also protect biodiversity, with rare species like the goitered gazelle thriving in the area.
Conservation efforts focus on sustainable tourism and combating climate threats, ensuring future generations can enjoy this autumn spectacle.
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