Panjin, China
Red Beach near Panjin, China. See the 51 square mile beach turn red because of the growth of suaeda salsa that is a member of the Chenopodiaceae family.
Walk out on the wooden pier to see this phoneme occurring only briefly each year as the plant turns from its lush green summer color to its purple winter color before finally dying as winter’s brutal cold arrives. See some of the 250 species of birds migrating through this area that is the largest wetland and reed marsh in the world.
Amazing Place in China.
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