Bayingolin

China's largest prefecture-level administrative region, with diverse scenery including Bosten Lake, Bayanbulak and poplar forests.

Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture lies in southeastern Xinjiang and is the largest prefecture-level administrative region in China, with terrain spanning the Tianshan Mountains, the Tarim Basin and the Altun Mountains. Its capital, Korla, is known for fragrant pears, and nearby Bosten Lake is one of China's largest inland freshwater lakes. Bayanbulak Grassland in Hejing County has a swan lake and the Nine Bends of its river, the Tarim poplar forest in Luntai turns brilliant gold in autumn, and Ruoqiang is the gateway for exploring Loulan and the Lop Nur area. Summer and autumn are the best seasons, with October the time to see the poplars. The gateway is Korla Airport.

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