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Wucai Beach, Xinjiang Travel Guide

Wucai Beach in Xinjiang is breathtakingly beautiful! I was stunned by its beauty on my first visit. Every photo I took looked like a masterpiece. Here's my super practical guide for you! 🕒 I recommend visiting between 4-6 pm when the light is softest and perfect for taking photos. Plus, it won't be too hot. The sunset is particularly beautiful, turning the entire beach golden. 🚗 It's easy to get there from Burqin County by car or chartered vehicle. The drive takes about 20 minutes. There's a huge parking lot at the entrance for 10 yuan. 🎫 Tickets are 45 yuan for adults and half price for students. I recommend buying them online in advance. You can enter by scanning the QR code, which is super convenient! 👀 1. Don't miss the viewing platform! You can overlook the entire Wucai Beach. 2. The wooden walkway offers great photo opportunities, with different colors at different angles. 3. Go to the riverside at sunset for stunning reflections. 👗 Solid-colored clothing looks best in photos! I recommend white, red, or black to contrast with the colorful beach. Remember sunglasses and a hat, as the UV rays are strong! 🍜 While there aren't many restaurants near Wucai Beach, you must try these places when you return to Burqin: "Burqin Night Market" for their crispy and tender grilled pike, "Little White Sheep Restaurant" for their generous portions of Dapanji (enough for 3-4 people), and "Old Wharf Restaurant" for their Nang Bao Rou (meat wrapped in naan bread). 🏨 I suggest staying in Burqin County for more choices and reasonable prices. I recommend the "Burqin Tourist Hotel," which is close to Wucai Beach and clean. For a unique experience, stay in a "Hemu Cabin" and enjoy the starry night sky. ⭐️ 1. It's extremely windy! Tie your hair back and wear a scarf for photos. 2. Bring snacks and water, as they are more expensive inside the scenic area. 3. You need to register your drone in advance to fly it. 4. Don't buy the so-called "strange stones" in the scenic area; they're mostly fake. 5. Be wary of "free photos" offered by the roadside; they'll charge you later. 6. The restrooms in the scenic area are basic; it's best to use the facilities in the county town beforehand. 7. Don't wear high heels! There are many gravel paths. 📷 1. Use a telephoto lens for close-ups to highlight the rock textures. 2. Backlighting creates a great effect; remember to lower the exposure. 3. Try shooting from a lower angle for a more spectacular view. 4. Use a large aperture to blur the background for portraits. 🌬️ Summer is the best season but also the most crowded. Autumn (September-October) is less crowded and beautiful. Winter offers a unique snowy Wucai Beach, but dress warmly!
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Posted: Apr 18, 2025
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