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Mist shrouds wetlands, mountains in dreamlike landscape in China's inner Mongolia , Henan

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Mist shrouds wetlands, mountains in dreamlike landscape in China's inner Mongolia , Henan

2026-09-19 19:37 Last Updated At:23:17

Mist and clouds have transformed a wetland in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and mountains in central China's Henan Province into a dreamlike landscape.

Amid the ethereal glow of the Tyndall effect, a soft blanket of mist rolled over the Ergun Wetland in Hulun Buir City of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, transforming the pristine reserve into a dreamlike wonderland.

At sunrise, sunlight pierced the morning mist, casting a captivating play of light across the landscape and adding a touch of mystery to the majestic wetland.

The Tyndall effect, a physical phenomenon, occurs when light passes through a colloid, creating a clearly visible light path. With the dark clouds gradually dissipating, a rainbow quietly appeared in the sky, adding a magical touch to the visual feast.

A rolling sea of clouds and mist also blanketed Luanchuan County in Luoyang City, Henan Province, creating a breathtaking landscape on Laojun Mountain. Mist swirled around the high ridges, making the mountain ranges look like floating islands in the sky.

Following days of persistent rainfall, high atmospheric moisture produced dramatic cloud formations that, combined with golden-roofed buildings and lush green mountains, created a vivid and magnificent natural panorama.

Mist shrouds wetlands, mountains in dreamlike landscape in China's inner Mongolia , Henan

Mist shrouds wetlands, mountains in dreamlike landscape in China's inner Mongolia , Henan

China launched a group of satellites on Saturday from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in northern Shanxi Province.

Launched at 18:50 (Beijing Time) aboard a Long March-2D carrier rocket, the satellite group, the PIESAT-2 13-16 satellites, entered the preset orbits successfully.

According to the launch center, the launch marks the 668th flight mission of the Long March carrier rocket series.

China launches new satellites

China launches new satellites

China launches new satellites

China launches new satellites

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