Snow-Covered ‘Tidal Trees’ Emerge on China’s Qiantang River
A rare ‘tidal tree’ formation dusted with snow has appeared on the Qiantang River in Zhejiang, blending natural artistry with unique tidal patterns.
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Nature’s Dance: Birds Soar Above Qiantang River’s Tides in Zhejiang
Flocks of birds gracefully danced above the majestic tides of the Qiantang River in Haining, Zhejiang Province, creating a stunning display of nature’s beauty and ecological harmony.
Autumn Unveils the Tidal Trees: Qiantang River’s Natural Masterpiece in East China
Experience the mesmerizing tidal trees of the Qiantang River in Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, where autumn transforms the river into a living painting of land, water, and sky.
Discover Qianjiang New Town: Hangzhou’s Modern Marvels Along the Qiantang River
Qianjiang New Town in Hangzhou is home to iconic modern architecture, including the golden-egg International Conference Center and the moon-shaped Grand Theater, along the Qiantang River.
Majestic Tidal Bore Peaks on Qiantang River’s 17th Day of Eighth Lunar Month
On the 17th day of the eighth lunar month, the Qiantang River in east China reaches its tidal peak, presenting a spectacular natural phenomenon as towering waves surge along the river.
Holidaymakers Marvel at Qiantang River’s “Silver Dragon” in east China
Visitors are flocking to Haining City in east China’s Zhejiang Province to witness the stunning Qiantang River tidal bore, known as the “Silver Dragon”, during its peak viewing season around the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Experience the Mighty Tidal Bore of Qiantang River in East China’s Zhejiang
Discover the breathtaking tidal bore on the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province, the world’s largest, and learn the best spots and tips to experience this natural wonder.
Qiantang River’s Spectacular Tidal Bore Wows Visitors
The Qiantang River in Zhejiang Province offers a breathtaking spectacle with the world’s largest tidal bore, attracting countless visitors to witness this natural phenomenon.
Spectacular ‘Tidal Trees’ of Qiantang River Reach Peak Viewing Season
The ‘tidal trees’ phenomenon in China’s Qiantang River has entered its peak viewing season, offering a spectacular natural sight as tidal flats reach their annual maximum size.
Dragon-Shaped Tidal Patterns Captured Along Qiantang River in East China
Stunning dragon-shaped patterns were captured by photographer Liu along the Qiantang River in east China, showcasing the remarkable natural artistry formed by the river’s powerful tides.
Stunning Ice ‘Trees’ Emerge on Frozen Qiantang River in Zhejiang
After a cold snap, stunning ice formations resembling trees have appeared on the frozen Qiantang River near Huangwan town in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, captivating residents and visitors alike.
Hangzhou Hosts 4th Asian Para Games Amid Citywide Enhancements
Hangzhou is hosting the 4th Asian Para Games from October 22 to 28, unveiling citywide enhancements and welcoming athletes and visitors to enjoy the scenic Qiantang River.
Witness the Mighty Tidal Bore of China’s Qiantang River
Discover the world’s largest tidal bore at the Qiantang River in China’s Zhejiang Province, where tidal waves reach heights of up to nine meters annually around lunar August 18.
Spectacular Tidal Bore at Qiantang River Draws Thousands
Thousands gather along the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province to witness the world’s largest tidal bore—a spectacular natural phenomenon where tides surge up to nine meters high.
Qiantang River’s Spectacular Tidal Bore: Witness Nature’s Power in East China
Experience the world’s largest tidal bore on the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province. In the eighth lunar month, witness this spectacular event where tides push upstream against the river.
Witness the Majestic Tidal Bore of China’s Qiantang River
Experience the world’s largest tidal bore on the Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province. Learn when and where to witness this stunning natural phenomenon.
Witness the Majestic Tidal Bore of the Qiantang River in East China
The Qiantang River in east China’s Zhejiang Province hosts the world’s largest tidal bore, an awe-inspiring natural phenomenon best seen in the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar.