Four Scenes of Populus euphratica in China

Anyone who has seen the movie Hero should know that there is a sad and classic fighting scene between Maggie Cheung and Zhang Ziyi. With the broadcast of the film, Populus euphratica in Ejina, where the film was filmed, began to attract many people's attention. They want to see its beautiful scenery. In addition, the four Populus euphratica forests in China have attracted more and more attention. Let's get to know each other!

Ejina poplar

Ejina Populus euphratica forest is one of the four largest Populus euphratica forests in China. Located in a banner of Alxa League in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, adjacent to Alxa Right Banner and Jiuquan City in Gansu Province. It is one of the most famous Populus euphratica scenic spots in China. Before the film Hero was filmed and aired, many photographers came here to take pictures. Every autumn, when the autumn wind blows the trees in the Populus euphratica forest golden, it is the most beautiful moment of this Populus euphratica forest.

Remhuyanglin

Rem Populus euphratica forest is the oldest Populus euphratica forest and the oldest Populus euphratica forest found in the world. According to the research statement of relevant experts, this Populus euphratica forest has a history of more than 65 million years. In the long river of years, many trees have withered, but the rings on each tree record the time when the stars change. Standing here, everyone can feel an endless feeling.

Luntaiyang

Populus euphratica forest in Luntai is located in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. It is a Populus euphratica forest which is very suitable for sightseeing and taking photos. There is a sightseeing railway of 13km, and many people will choose to take photos here. Very literary and young!

Tips:

Ticket season (May 1 to165438+1October 30th) 45 yuan;

Low season (65438+February 1 to April 30th of the following year) in 30 yuan;

Shuttle/One-way 30 yuan /20 yuan.

Golmud Populus euphratica forest

Golmud Populus euphratica forest is the highest in the world today. The height of trees here is generally short, not that high. When you get to this Populus euphratica forest, you can find a high point and look at the snow-capped mountains in the distance. It's looming, very beautiful ~