With the arrival of the "Cold Dew" solar term, Tangdaowan National Wetland Park in Qingdao, Shandong Province reveals a seasonal spectacle: clusters of ruby-red crab apples glisten under gentle raindrops, painting the coastal wetlands with autumn hues.
These vibrant fruits aren’t just a feast for the eyes. They feed local birds and contribute to the rich biodiversity that defines one of the Chinese mainland’s coastal wetland treasures. At Tangdaowan, ecological protection meets leisure, as boardwalk trails wind between marsh grasses and city views, offering a serene escape for eco-conscious travelers.
For young global citizens, tech enthusiasts, and digital nomads seeking immersive, sustainable travel experiences, a stroll through Tangdaowan during peak crab apple season blends storytelling with real-world impact. From nature photography to wellness walks, the park exemplifies how urban proximity and ecological harmony can flourish side by side.
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