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Magical waterfall in the middle of the forest. Photo by Zdeněk Machá?ek-

10 Most beautiful Forests in China

China has a vast area with a diverse climate and geomorphic types. As a result, almost all forest types can be found in China from north to south. The following are the ten most beautiful forests in China; if you visit China, you should visit at least one of these forests.

1. Tianshan Xueling Spruce Forest (Xinjiang)

The Xueling spruce forest can be found on the north and south slopes of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang, as well as the western Kunlun Mountains and the western Junggar Mountains in China. It stretches 1,800 kilometres from east to west, reaching Kyrgyzstan’s Tianshan and Alai Mountains.

This is the most significant mountain in Central Asia’s desert region. Coniferous forest that is evergreen. The Xueling Spruce Forest is located on the northern slope of the Tianshan Mountains in the low and medium mountains—subalpine mountains at an altitude of 1500 to 2800 meters, forming a continuous vertical mountainous forest belt.

The belt is interspersed with forests and mountain meadows, grasslands and shrubs.

The Xueling spruce has been around for 40 million years. On the Tianshan Mountains, they are living fossils. Since late October, the cold winds of Siberia have brought snowflakes to this location. There was nothing but silence behind the silver-clad veil.

The magnificent Xueling Spruce canopy resembled a majestic and orderly army formation. Its powerful momentum is astounding.

Wensu County, Aksu Prefecture, China, 843102

2. Shunan Bamboo Forest (Sichuan)

Thick green bamboo trees. Photo by Eric BARBEAU-

The Shunan Bamboo Sea, located on Liantian Mountain near Yibin City, spans more than 70,000 hectares and is teeming with rivers, lakes, and waterfalls. There are 58 different types of bamboo in this forest, which is China’s oldest and largest bamboo forest.

The best known bamboo scene from the film Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was shot here. It’s a hiker’s paradise, with stunning views from the numerous hills, as well as ancient temples and shrines.

: China, Sichuan, Yibin, Changning, Q11县道 邮政编码: 644304

3. Changbai Mountain Mixed Forest (Jilin)

The Korean pine mixed forest in Changbai Mountain Nature Reserve, located in the northeast close to the border with North Korea, is known as “China’s Green Treasure House.”

There are several broad leaved and evergreens plants, as well as fairly small vegetation like amur grapes and schisandra berries, in addition to Korean Pines. The volcanic landscape is enigmatic, with unusual peaks, breathtaking waterfalls and lakes, and unique flora and fauna.

Fusong County, Baishan, China, 134411

4. Jianfengling Tropical Rainforest (Hainan)

Moss growing on the trunk of the tree. Photo by Eric BARBEAU-

Jianfengling Tropical Rainforest is located in Ledong County and Dongfang City, 90 kilometres southwest of Sanya on the island of Hainan. This is China’s biggest and best tropical rain forest. Living fossil trees dating back more than 200 million years are scattered throughout the area, along with several other unique living organisms.

Ledong Li Autonomous County, China, 572542

5. Baima Snow Mountain Forest (Yunnan)

The Baima Snow Mountain Forest, with its abundant supply of azaleas, is located in the cold northwest and is home to the rare Yunnan gold monkey. Annually, these stunning flowers bloom in the high mountains between 8,500 and nearly 14,000 feet. After the ice and snow melt, they form huge vibrantly coloured clusters across the peaks, resembling a “sea of flowers” as spring transitions into summer.

Deqen, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, China, 674502

6. Linzhi Spruce Forest (Tibet)

The Bomi Gangxiang Spruce Forest, which covers over 4,600 hectares, surrounds the lower reaches of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, mostly between 8,500 and 16,500 feet above sea level.

Due to the moist warm air rising from the Indian Ocean, the climate here is mild and humid. Some of these massive old trees can grow to be 90 yards tall. There are many different animals to see, including leopards, black bears, monkeys, and parrots.

XWQ6+X3V, Bayi District, Nyingchi, Tibet, China, 860119

7. Xishuangbanna Tropical Forest (Yunnan)

Very thick vegetation in the forest. Photo by Eric BARBEAU-

The Xishuangbanna National Nature Reserve, which covers 241,000 hectares and is located south of the Hengduan Mountains, has one of the world’s best-preserved tropical rainforests.

It was recognised as a member of the International Man and Biosphere Reserve Network by UNESCO in 1993. It is characterized by broad basins of evergreen forest surrounded by hills and crossed by rivers.

China, Yunnan, Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Mengla County, 213国道 邮政编码: 666399

8. Huayang Poplar Forest (Xinjiang)

This roadside forest in the Tarim River Valley, located next to the desert main road, spans 2,700 hectares and contains the oldest known poplar trees. This life forms has been around for more than 60 million years. It first popped up during the Tertiary period, when the Qinghai-Tibet plateau arose.

China, Inner Mongolia, Alxa League, Ejin Banner, 312省道 邮政编码: 735411

9. Luntai Hu Yanglin

There is such a good place with poplar poplars, hundreds of birds roaring, flowers and bees flying, and azure water in the splendid countryside of the Taklimakan Desert. The four Forest Park characters are written on the towering gate archway. A park connects Luntai Oasis and Taklamakan, and the Tarim River draws the green hues to the east.

There are over 1,200 forest parks in the world, spread across over a hundred countries, but the desert poplar forest park is the only one. Luntai County is situated at the southern foot of the Tianshan Mountains and on the northern border of the Tarim Basin.

Over 400,000 acres of natural Populus euphratica forest exist, making it the world’s largest, densest, and longest-living “Tertiary living fossil.”

The Tarim River Basin’s Populus euphratica forest is a typical desert forest meadow vegetation type that extends from the upstream valley to the downstream dry riverbed. Despite its simple structure, Populus euphratica has a strong zonal ecological imprint.

Whether it is the rising or setting sun, it not only creates a sense of mystery, but it also influences how people interpret life and hope.

Facing the desert wonderland, you will start realizing that the first humans were people in the forest, and the forest provided everything for people’s lives. Only here do you realize you’re looking for human roots.

China, Xinjiang, Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, Luntai County, 文化路轮台镇三区8栋 邮政编码: 841003

10. Maolan Karst Forest (Guizhou)

The Libo or Maolan Karst Forest, which is located in Libo County, is an untamed subtropical forest surrounded by conical limestone hills with plenty of water and underground caves.

This forest, with over 20,000 hectares of lush vegetation, is known as the “emerald on Earth’s belt,” especially in comparison to other arid environments in the very same coordinates, which are often stone deserts.

73MJ+V6V, Libo County, Qiannan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, Guizhou, China, 558404