Nine Turns And Eighteen Bends Of Kaidu River In Bayanbulak In Spring Stock Photography

The Kaidu River is called the river of nine turns and eighteen bends. Here it winds it`s way through the grasslands of Byanbulak as a lone horseman tends to his sheep under a dramatic autumn sunset. Bayanbulak is a high prairie grassland located in China`s Xinjiang Province that is home to descendants of people from Mongolia.Beautiful landscape of the Bayanbulak or Bayinbuluke Grassland National Nature Reserve,which is from Mongolian `abundant spring` is the second largest grassland in China, located in the Bayanbulak Basin of the Tian Shan mountains in northwest China.The terrain is mostly flat, and encompasses a middle section of the Kaidu River `Peacock River`. The reserve is 200 km northwest of Korla in the Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture of Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. Mongolia Bayanbulak grasslands, meaning `rich springs`, prairie flat terrain, abundant water, is a typical grass meadow steppe, is one of the most important bases of animal husbandry in Xinjiang. There is snow capped mountains under the `land of idyllic beauty eighteen bend, the Kaidu River, more elegant and charming Swan lake. Blue sky, white clouds, yellow grass and forzen river, snowy mountains. Taken in spring.