Traveling in Xinjiang, Part 49: Wolong Bay in Kanas Scenic Area.

Wolong Bay Observation Deck Wolong Bay Kanas Scenic Area The Kanas Lake flows from north to south, winding through the secluded valley, forming the Kanas River Valley with unparalleled scenery of nine bends and eighteen turns such as Wolong Bay, Moon Bay, and Fairy Bay. Take the scenic area shuttle bus from the tourist transfer center, visit Fairy Bay at the first stop, and then take the scenic area shuttle bus directly to the third stop, which is also the terminal station, Wolong Bay. Wolong Bay is a beautiful river bay formed by the Kanas River. The island in the heart of the river bay is like a dragon playing in the water, and the forest around the river bay is dense, with green grass and beautiful scenery. Wolong Bay is a scenic spot in the Kanas Scenic Area. It is a series of winding river bays formed by the long-term erosion and scouring of the Kanas River. It is named "Wolong Bay" because it looks like a dragon playing in the water. Wolong Bay is locally known as Kazan Lake, which means pot bottom lake, named after its shape like a pot bottom. The river here gradually widens, the water flow slows down, the river is calm, and it shines under the sun, so it becomes a scene. The forest around Wolong Bay is dense, with flowers like brocade and green grass. The small islands in the river are beautiful. The huge rocks at the entrance of the bay are in the middle of the river. The waves hit the huge rocks and the jade beads splash. The wooden bridge at the exit of the bay spans east and west. A flat Wolong Bay, crossing the bridge to the south, becomes the roaring Kanas River. The scenery of Wolong Bay is picturesque, beautiful and magical. Although it is not as atmospheric as Kanas Lake, its scenery and magic are far better than the latter.