Luya, Yunnan: Spring Colorful Sand Dunes

Sept. 30, 2025, 11:09 a.m. Travel

On March 9th, visitors are viewing at Luya Colorful Sand Dunes Scenic Area in Qijie City, Yunnan Province. In the early spring season, flowers in Luya County, Qijie City, Yunnan Province, Colorful Sand Dunes are. The sand dunes are distributed in the canyons, with a total area of 180 hectares, formed by weathering, and with different colors depending on the season, climate, sunshine and viewing angle. New China News Agency reporter Yang Zongyou photo

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On March 9th, tourists are viewing at Luya Colorful Sand Dunes Scenic Area in Qijie City, Yunnan Province. In the early spring season, flowers in Luya County, Qijie City, Yunnan Province, Colorful Sand Dunes are. The sand dunes are distributed in the canyons, with a total area of 180 hectares, formed by weathering, and with different colors depending on the season, climate, sunshine and viewing angle. New China News Agency reporter Yang Zongyou photo

Luya Colorful Sand Dunes scenery (March 9th photo). In the early spring season, flowers in Luya County, Qijie City, Yunnan Province, Colorful Sand Dunes are. The sand dunes are distributed in the canyons, with a total area of 180 hectares, formed by weathering, and with different colors depending on the season, climate, sunshine and viewing angle. New China News Agency reporter Yang Zongyou photo

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On March 9th, tourists are taking photos at Luya Colorful Sand Dunes Scenic Area in Qijie City, Yunnan Province. In the early spring season, flowers in Luya County, Qijie City, Yunnan Province, Colorful Sand Dunes are. The sand dunes are distributed in the canyons, with a total area of 180 hectares, formed by weathering, and with different colors depending on the season, climate, sunshine and viewing angle. New China News Agency reporter Yang Zongyou photo

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