Snow and rime have transformed several regions across China into winter wonderlands, with stunning white peaks and frost-covered plants captivating tourists eager to experience the beauty of nature's seasonal display.
From Friday to Saturday, rain and snowfall in east China's Shandong Province created beautiful rime scenes at Mount Tai, one of China's "Five Sacred Mountains," in Tai'an City on Saturday morning.
The bushes were adorned with a shimmering layer of rime as ice covered the branches, while the mountain's peak was draped in a silver veil, its ridges and valleys elegantly decorated by frost-covered trees and shrubs that sparkled in the sunlight.
To ensure visitor safety, the Mount Tai scenic area organized snow removal efforts using snowplows and shovels. The main mountain trail now has been cleared of snow and ice, and the area remains open to tourists.
High-altitude areas in Jiujiang City, east China's Jiangxi Province, also experienced snowfall recently. As the skies cleared, stunning rime and cloud sea views emerged at Lushan Mountain and Taiping Mountain, attracting many visitors eager to hike, take in the snowy landscapes, and even build snowmen.
"Lushan Mountain is at its most beautiful when it snows. It's worth traveling thousands of miles to witness this snowy scene," said a visitor.
On Saturday morning, snowflakes gently fell over Yunyu Peak in the Huaguo Mountain scenic area of Lianyungang City, east China's Jiangsu Province, blanketing the mountain in a pristine layer of snow.
Despite the cold, the enchanting snow and rime scenes have drawn many visitors to the scenic area to capture the beauty in photos and enjoy the breathtaking views.
Snow, rime create stunning winter landscapes across China
