The Wild Milu Deer Miracle in Yancheng

This autumn, Yancheng, known as the "Eastern Kenya," is attracting the world with its wild and mysterious charm. As an ecological highland boasting both "World Natural Heritage" and "International Wetland City" titles, Yancheng's salt marshes turn red, and the Yellow Sea No.1 Highway connects a 582-kilometer coastline, showcasing raw and magnificent vitality. This is a paradise for the "Three Treasures of the Yellow Sea Wetlands": red-crowned cranes, milu deer, and spoon-billed sandpipers. The milu deer population has surpassed 8,000, presenting a miracle of species recovery. At Yancheng Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, you can observe milu deer up close and experience the miracle of species protection. From November to March each year, the world's largest wintering ground for red-crowned cranes welcomes the dance of cranes, with flocks returning home and thousands of birds flying together in a spectacular scene. Come to Yancheng and experience this wild beauty!