The First Bend Of Yangtze
The Yangtze River, considered as the
mother river of China, flows
majestically through the center of China and is the third longest
river in the world. Originating from Qinghai-Tibet Plateau，the
Yangtze River surges southeastward until it meets Hengduan Mountain
Ranges.
majestically through the center of China and is the third longest
river in the world. Originating from Qinghai-Tibet Plateau，the
Yangtze River surges southeastward until it meets Hengduan Mountain
Ranges.
About 44 miles north of Lijiang, unusual
geological barriers enforce
the Yangtze to make a sudden V-shaped turning and wind its way northeast.
This extraordinary turn, nearly180-degrees, results in beautiful and
marvelous views beyond imagination. At the bend, the river is wide and
its water flows in a gentle, slow way. Large willow trees grow vibrantly
alongside; and the river is banked on both sides with lush, fertile deep
green vegetation and immense, steep mountains that erect into the clouds
in the blue sky. The First Bend of the Yangtze River has become a placard
of tour business in Lijiang and even Yunnan. Its panorama always startles
many visitors from home and abroad.
the Yangtze to make a sudden V-shaped turning and wind its way northeast.
This extraordinary turn, nearly180-degrees, results in beautiful and
marvelous views beyond imagination. At the bend, the river is wide and
its water flows in a gentle, slow way. Large willow trees grow vibrantly
alongside; and the river is banked on both sides with lush, fertile deep
green vegetation and immense, steep mountains that erect into the clouds
in the blue sky. The First Bend of the Yangtze River has become a placard
of tour business in Lijiang and even Yunnan. Its panorama always startles
many visitors from home and abroad.
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