Where the Hexi Corridor begins: Discovering the seasonal splendor of Dahonggou, Wuwei
An aerial look of Dahonggou in Wuwei, Gansu province. [Photo/Gansu Daily]
In the middle of Gansu province, at the eastern end of the Hexi Corridor and along the northern foothills of the Qilian Mountains, Wuwei city boasts breathtaking natural scenery.
In Tianzhu county of Wuwei, Dahonggou — known as the ecological gateway to the Hexi Corridor — shines like a gemstone, radiating a special charm in the autumn.
The landscape unfolds like a richly layered painting. [Photo/Gansu Daily]
The landscape looks like a richly layered painting: the distant mountains, now faded from their summer green, stand out clearly against the clear sky like serene elders watching over the land. Nearby, big forests sway gently in the wind — dark green spruce, light yellow birch, and bright orange shrubs mix into a colorful tapestry.
At the foot of the mountains, golden haystacks dot the fields, wild chrysanthemums bloom along the paths, and farmers with tools move through the landscape, their figures blending with the surroundings like a living pastoral poem.
Every step here shows a new view, and every glance reveals a surprise. In autumn, Dahonggou is more than just a scenic area — it is a generous gift from nature, waiting for those with a keen eye to enjoy its autumn beauty.
Wild chrysanthemums bloom along the paths. [Photo/Gansu Daily]