Haigeng Wetland in Kunming is a great place to walk dogs and children

Please follow if you appreciate the effort of creation.😏 Kunming is a good place for walking dogs, picnicking, and camping. It's also great for walking children and running. 🤜Introduction to Haigeng Wetland Park🤛 🤏The closest wetland park to the main urban area of Kunming, located on the north shore of Dianchi Lake, is very large with lush vegetation and a beautiful environment. The park is planted with a large number of metasequoias, which present different beautiful scenes in all four seasons. In autumn and winter, as the temperature gradually drops, the metasequoia forest slowly turns from yellow to red, forming a beautiful red forest landscape. In winter, you can enjoy the metasequoias, watch red-billed gulls, and admire the sunset over Dianchi Lake. You can also row under the trees, where the setting sun's afterglow filters through the forest and sparkles on the water surface, creating ripples and a breathtaking view. The metasequoia forest, as a symbolic vegetation of the wetland, is lush in spring and summer, and fiery red in autumn and winter, offering beautiful scenery throughout the year and has become the most beautiful scenery on the north shore of Dianchi Lake.👣 🗺️Address: Haigeng Wetland, East Ring Lake Road, Dianchi National Tourism Resort, Kunming (about 50 meters southwest of Kunming Dianchi Water Affairs Co., Ltd.) 🚪Admission: Free🆓 🚗Transportation 🚘By car: Navigate to Haigeng Wetland Park. 🚌By bus: K31👉Huibin Road Station, walk 109 meters to arrive. 106👉Haigeng Park East Gate Station, walk 919 meters to arrive. 🚇By subway: Line 5👉Fubao Station Exit B, walk 1.2 kilometers to arrive. 🚴🏻‍♀️Bicycle rental available. ⛺Tent pitching area available (to the left after entering from the Northeast Gate 1). 🕊️Feeding seagulls (from mid-November to around March of the following year). 🐦Bird watching: You can see more than 20 kinds of rare and endangered birds such as red-billed gulls, white spoonbills, black-necked cranes, white cranes, mandarin ducks, and doves in and around Haigeng Wetland. They are all regular visitors here. (Many photography and bird enthusiasts come here every day to watch birds and take photos). Boating🚢 is no longer available! 🌺If you come to Haigeng in spring🌺 You will be greeted with a view full of lush greenery, various well-known and unknown flowers competing to bloom. At this time, the metasequoia leaves have just fallen, and new ones are growing, from bare branches to gradually lush and thriving, showing vigorous vitality that amazes people. In this season, despite the strong winds and waves, you can still see seagulls, and the Sleeping Beauty of the Western Hills is clearly visible at a glance. 🌹If you come to Haigeng in summer🌹 The breeze is gentle, and the lake water is cool, making it an excellent place to escape the heat. Under the lush shade of trees, you can sit at will and enjoy a day of tranquility. The wind from Dianchi Lake is cool and moist, blowing away the heat, and waiting for the sunset is also a super romantic thing. The sunset is unobstructed, falling over the mountain tops, and taking photos with the sunset as the background by the lake is atmospheric. 🍂If you come to Haigeng in autumn🍂 In autumn, especially in late autumn, the metasequoias in Haigeng Wetland gradually turn red, 'waiting for the mountains to be covered in red, and the layered forests are all dyed.' This line of poetry that comes to mind is very fitting. The beauty is breathtaking, and rowing a glass-bottom boat through it is still a shock to the marvel of nature. 🌨️If you come to Haigeng in winter🌨️ The sky is clear, and the metasequoias are intermittently hidden among the green trees. Seagulls also arrive one after another. Compared to the crowded Haigeng Dam, Haigeng Wetland allows for closer contact with seagulls, making it a very suitable spot for watching them. However, remember that it gets dark early in winter, so come early.