Tengchong, Yunnan | Beihai Wetland | Plateau Volcano Barrier Lake Wetland

🎈 Beihai Wetland is the only subtropical volcano barrier lake marsh wetland in the southwest of China. The scenery here is beautiful, the natural vegetation is diverse, the geological structure is magical and complex, and it has a very high value for tourism and scientific research. It is now a national AAAA tourist attraction. ☀️ In the shallow water wetland, graceful reeds cluster | Tengchong Beihai ||| Ming Dynasty traveler Xu Xiake wrote in his 'Diary of Yunnan Tour': 'The sea can be a thousand acres, all are lush green grass, like grass floating and forming, there are also streams running through it but can't rise.' This is a description of the magical landscape of Tengchong Beihai Wetland. 🌿 Millions of years ago, a violent volcanic eruption not only left Tengchong with geological wonders such as volcanoes and hot springs, but also left Tengchong with the bright color of Beihai Wetland. 🦩 Since ancient times, Tengchong Beihai Wetland has been one of the twelve ancient scenes of Tengchong, named 'Chengchi Yujing'. 🍀 Beihai Wetland is the only plateau volcano barrier lake wetland in the southwest of China, and it is also a rare floating mat grass marsh wetland in the world, known as 🌿 the grassland floating on the water. ✨ In this wetland gifted by nature, the breath of millions of years of time slowly comes to me, rows of grass sway on the sparkling lake, clusters of reeds sway on the water grassland, countless wild water birds ripple on the water surface. ☑️ Tips: Tengchong Beihai Wetland Reserve, located northwest of Tengchong city, 12.5 kilometers away from the city, is one of the 33 national key wetlands announced by the state in December 1994, and is also one of the few national wetland reserves in Yunnan Province. The reserve covers an area of 16.29 square kilometers. 🚗 Transportation: Bus: Take bus No. 13 directly to the gate of Tengchong Beihai Wetland; Take the Tengchong Beihai Wetland passenger vehicle at Tengchong West Bus Station Self-driving: Drive along Tenglu Road S238 Provincial Road to Tengchong Beihai Wetland