Unlock the Secret Realm of Xinjiang Populus Euphratica Forest

Golden Wonderland! Ultimate Guide to the 3,000-Year-Old Luntai Populus Euphratica Forest 🍂 Three thousand years of immortality! Every snapshot of the golden poplars under the clear sky is a masterpiece. A miracle of life standing firm in the wind and sand, breathtakingly beautiful scenery! 📍Location: North side of Lunnan Town Government, Luntai County, Xinjiang ⏰Open: Year-round 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM (best lighting at dusk) 🔖Ticket: 38.9 RMB (super convenient to buy tickets on-site by scanning QR code) 🌳Must-Visit Routes 1️⃣ Viewing Platform Overlook Area - Climb the wooden viewing platform to overlook the golden sea of trees - Drone-level views! Especially stunning at sunrise and sunset 📸Photo spot: Gap in the railing at the corner on the second level (captures the border between poplars and desert) 2️⃣ Deadwood Symbiosis Area - The most magical photography spot! Dead stumps and new branches in the same frame - Recommended to wear red/white long dresses; the skirt flowing in the wind is absolutely beautiful 💡Tips: After 4 PM, the slanting sun shines through the tree gaps, creating a dreamy effect 3️⃣ Meandering Waterway Area - Dry riverbed and golden poplars form a natural frame - Look for giant fallen dead trees for lying-down shots that stand out ⚠️Note: The ground is rough; thick-soled shoes are recommended 4️⃣ Starry Sky Camping Area (reservation required) - At night, the Milky Way hangs vertically above the poplar forest canopy - Remember to bring a -10℃ sleeping bag for camping; frost occurs at dawn 🧥Dress Suggestions Big temperature difference in October-November! Thin sweater + windproof jacket during the day Must-have items: ethnic-style scarf / wide-brim hat / Martin boots Sunglasses and masks are essential (to protect against wind and sand) 📅Best Viewing Period Mid-October to early November (peak golden color) Avoid weekend mornings when tour groups are concentrated 🍁3 Lesser-Known Activities ➀ Collect poplar leaves in different shapes ➁ Create land art on the sand using dead branches ➂ Record the wailing sound of wind blowing through dead wood Topic: