What comes to mind when someone mentions the word ‘beach’? Sea, a refreshing breeze, and white or golden sand, isn’t it? But what if I introduce you to a beach with no sand? It sounds weird, but is actually true. China is home to a dreamy beach which has no sand and moreover is red in colour. Take a look at the Red Beach in Panjin, China, and get lost in its surprising beauty.
This Beach With No Sand In China Is Simply Stunning
Located just six hours’ drive from Beijing is this wonderful spot in China. The Red Beach in Panjin, which is also known as Panjin Red Beach, has no sand at all.
In fact, it is situated on one of the biggest wetlands across the globe. This beach is known for its unique crimson-colored seepweed, which is also known as Suaeda.
Known as one of the prettiest destinations to visit in China, this place turns completely dreamy during the autumn season. Hence, this place sees a huge tourist inflow from the months of September to October, mainly in October.
The beach turns red because a kind of seepweed grows there and has a high saline absorption capacity. It turns red as it absorbs the seawater from its surroundings.
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Changes Colour From Green To Red
The seepweed is green in color during the spring and goes on changing its color during the summer. It eventually changes shade to crimson red during the fall.
The Red Beach in Panjin, China, is a protected nature reserve. To get a closer look at the beauty of the beach and the wildlife, as well as plants, visitors can walk along a wooden boardwalk.
If you are a wildlife lover, this place has something more to offer you. You can easily spot the revered red crowned crane here. Many visitors come here for bird-watching and ecotourism.
The surrounding wetlands and the beach are home to over 260 species of birds. It also has the largest reed marsh in Asia as per Times Travel. This place is the most photographed destination in China.
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First Published: March 23, 2023 8:05 PM