Hey, nature lovers and curious explorers! Birdwatching is taking off on the Chinese mainland as seniors flock to hotspots for a taste of the wild. In Mangba Village, Yunnan Province, vibrant parrots nesting in ancient banyan trees have become the delightful muse for senior photography enthusiasts all year round. 🐦
The local communities are stepping up with cozy accommodations, scrumptious meals, and easy transport to ensure every birdwatching trip is a breeze.
Over in Hunan’s Lanshan County, a key stop on a major bird migration route, services have been boosted with professional medical aid, first aid resources, free health checks, and chronic disease medication for a worry-free experience.
Meanwhile, in Luoshan County, Henan – known as the "second hometown" of the crested ibis – nearly 30,000 visitors each year, with 80% being seniors, gather at 69 designated viewing spots and enjoy over 60 hotels and eateries specially set up for birdwatchers. This trend isn’t just a pastime; it’s a blossoming industry that connects nature, community, and sustainable tourism.
Whether you’re a seasoned birdwatcher or just love nature’s surprises, this boom is a reminder to pause, look up, and find beauty in unexpected places. 🌿
Reference(s):
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