The "Water Oil Painting" of Beilong Lake, an autumn and winter exclusive, is breathtakingly beautiful

📍 Location: Zhengzhou · Beilong Lake Wetland Park Who says winter in the north is only bleak? The dawn redwoods at Beilong Lake have turned red! Yellow! Orange! The entire forest looks like it’s been set ablaze by the sunset, reflected on the shimmering lake surface. A casual snap is like a flowing autumn and winter oil painting 🎨. 📷 I went there yesterday for a shoot and was truly speechless from the beauty— Rows of dawn redwoods stand tall in the water, leaves changing from green to red, Golden yellow, orange-red, and deep brown intertwined, dappled with light and shadow, Egrets occasionally fly over the treetops, water ripples, At that moment, it felt as if time stood still. 🚗 How to get there? Super convenient! 🚇 Take Metro Line 4 to "Forest Park North Station," exit B, then walk about 900 meters 📍 Navigate to "Beilong Lake Wetland Park West Gate" 🅿️ There is free parking outside the park; weekends are best to arrive early, before 8 AM for fewer people and better light 📌 Travel tips: 1️⃣ Best viewing period: Now until mid to late December, colors will deepen! 2️⃣ Golden photo time: Early morning or evening, soft sunlight, perfect reflections 3️⃣ Outfit suggestion: Wear light or earth tones, they match perfectly with the redwoods! 4️⃣ Kid-friendly: The park has a huge sandy beach where children can play, but tents and fishing are not allowed 5️⃣ Weather reminder: There has been haze recently, so choose a clear day; blue skies, white clouds + redwoods make for better photos! 🌿 Strolling on the boardwalk, the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot, the forest ablaze with color before your eyes, At this moment, you finally understand what "autumn and winter exclusive romance" means. No need to go to Kanas or Jiuzhaigou, Zhengzhou’s Beilong Lake has already become a poem. 📌 Little secret: Enter from the west gate, follow the main road to the lakeside, The densest "red, yellow, orange, green" dawn redwood forest is right in front of you, The spot in the last photo is the prime photo location!