Miss it and wait another year for the Zoige Prairie

Zoige Flower Lake, as a well-known wetland reserve on the Western Sichuan Plateau, has been familiar to the ears for many years, but entering it is still moving, and the steps of progress are still worth pausing for. The Flower Lake is located beside the National Highway 213 between Sichuan's Zoige and Gansu's Langmusi, and it is a natural lake on the Ruoergai grassland. The Ruoergai grassland is the second largest grassland in China after the Hulunbuir grassland, with an altitude of 3468 meters. The lake water is a clear blue that is indescribable: the clouds lingering between the sky and the water have a magical, enchanting beauty. All of this attracts people to want to cross the plank road and walk straight to the center of the lake, where perhaps, there will be even greater happiness. Flower Lake is a major habitat for many wild birds, with rare animals such as the Ruddy Shelduck, Greylag Goose, Black-necked Crane, and Swan gliding on the lake. The viewing plank bridge extends into the lake, and walking leisurely to the pavilion above, one can watch the rippling blue waves, listen to the birdsong, and savor the vastness and boundlessness.