White swans rest at Tiane Lake. [Photo/Nuan News]

Large flocks of migratory swans have arrived at Tiane Lake in Hanggin Banner, Ordos city, to rest during their winter migration, creating a breathtaking natural spectacle that draws visitors eager to watch and photograph the scene.

In recent years, Hanggin Banner has stepped up ecological protection efforts along the Yellow River Basin, strengthening patrols within the Hanggin Naoer Nature Reserve – home to Tiane Lake. These measures have improved the wetland ecosystem, providing safer and more favorable habitats for migratory birds.

Flocks of swans arrive at Tiane Lake. [Photo/Nuan News]

White swans rest at Tiane Lake. [Photo/Nuan News]

Each year, from March to May and again from October to November, Tiane Lake becomes a vibrant haven for flocks of white swans, ruddy shelducks, and other migratory birds, painting a stunning picture of harmony between wildlife and nature.

A white swan pictured at Tiane Lake. [Photo/Nuan News]