Lashihai Lake
China /
Yunnan /
Dali /
World
/ China
/ Yunnan
/ Dali
World / People's Republic of China / Yunnan / Lijiang
lake, endangered species habitat, wetland, nature conservation park / area
Nestled at the centre of the Lijiang County of Southwest China's Yunnan Province, the Lijiang Lashihai Plateau Wetland Nature Reserve was established in 1998 by the Yunnan provincial government to preserve an indispensable wetland habitat. The 65-square-kilometre reserve is home to some 300,000 Naxi and Li ethnic people. But it becomes more populous during winter - as the reserve turns into a paradise for migratory birds. Lashihai Lake is the main area where birds dwell. Around 140,000 migratory birds spent their winter beside Lashihai Lake. A repertoire of 165 species of birds can be observed in Lashihai.
Some of them are endangered species, including the black-necked crane, white stork and ruddy shelduck. The sojourners' arrival begins at the end of September, and peaks in December, before they leave in early April.
Some of them are endangered species, including the black-necked crane, white stork and ruddy shelduck. The sojourners' arrival begins at the end of September, and peaks in December, before they leave in early April.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 26°52'46"N 100°7'53"E
- Cheng Hai 57 km
- Cibi Lake 80 km
- Erhai lake 102 km
- Haishao Reservoir (Haishao Shuiku) 141 km
- Manwan Dam and Reservoir 247 km
- Lake 346 km
- Indawgyi Lake 425 km
- Dam 625 km
- Mar Le - Nat Taung Reservoir 626 km
- Yae Myet Gyi Lake 683 km
- Yunnan University Lijiang Culture and Tourism College 11 km
- First bend in the Yangtze River 16 km
- Lijiang Sanyi Airport 25 km
- Jade Dragon Snow Mountain 30 km
- Jinanqiao Dam 2400MW 32 km
- Heqing County 36 km
- Longkaikou Dam 1,800 MW 48 km
- Ludila Dam 2,160 MW 102 km
- Tunnel 108 km
- Luwoshan 116 km