With a total area of 26,253 square kilometers, Ejina Poplar Forest Scenic Area is a comprehensive scenic spot integrating beautiful scenery, entertainment and leisure, and is one of the main distribution areas of natural poplar forest in China, which is not only biologically significant, but also an ecological barrier for the survival of local communities. The Ejina Poplar Forest National Nature Reserve in Inner Mongolia is to protect the oasis ecosystem, species gene pool and Gobi oasis landscape with natural poplar forest as the main goal, and there are different poplar landscapes from one bridge to eight bridges in the reserve, as well as various campsites, restaurants, sand boarding, desert surfing buggies and other catering and entertainment facilities.
Taking the shuttle bus, we came to the third stop of the trip - Qidaoqiao Dream Forest. Compared with the previous two places, the biggest impression I have at Qidao Bridge is that there are more swamp puddles here, but the river surface is different from that of Erdao Bridge. The water surface here is not so large, and it is mostly low-lying water, and because the water is relatively shallow, aquatic plants are abundant, which makes the ecosystem here more perfect.
The advertisement on the seat cover of the ferry in the scenic area, does anyone really go there to consume? You must know that Ejina is more than 1,300 kilometers away from there. In fact, this advertisement is aimed at tourists from all over the country, so it makes sense.
Ejina Banner Poplar Forest Although it is said to be from a bridge - eight bridges, but a bridge is a gate, basically skipped, five bridges, six bridges, now it is a folk village, the ornamental is not high, the real play is the two bridges, four bridges, seven bridges and eight bridges. One bridge is called Tao Lai Lin, two bridges are reflected in the forest, three bridges are Huang Liuhai, four bridges are heroic forests, five bridges are Turhut Manor, six bridges are not open for the time being, seven bridges are dreamland forests, and eight bridges are Shahailin.
Flying Tree
I didn't expect the travelogue about the Ejina poplar forest to be so easy to write, the reason is very simple, except for the poplar that is Populus euphratica, what changes here is only the landscape, and there is no background allusion to introduce. And the beautiful scenery goes without saying, everyone can just look at the photos.