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Drone seeding brings new greenery to Taklamakan Desert
During the flood season, abundant water from the Yurungkax River has created ideal conditions for ecological restoration in the surrounding desert in northwest China. Seizing this opportunity, a drone was used to sow seeds across the sandy landscape.
July28,2026
60"FlyOverChina | Discover the emerald lake hidden in China's Taklamakan Desert
On the southern edge of the Taklamakan Desert, a jade-green lake emerges from the sands. This oasis in Xinjiang's Hotan County is shaped by glacial meltwater from the Kunlun Mountains and a local ecological flood diversion project. Its mineral-rich waters shift from pale green to deep jade in sunlight.
July03,2026
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