Xinjiang does not have an ocean in the traditional sense, but there are several places where you can experience fun similar to catching the tide.?
In Xinjiang, you can head to places like Bosten Lake and Wulungu Lake to experience similar fun to catching the tide. Bosten Lake is the largest inland freshwater lake in China, with a vast lake surface and abundant tourism resources. Tourists can enjoy beaches, water entertainment projects here, and have the opportunity to taste fresh freshwater fish. Wulungu Lake is also one of the important fishery production bases in Xinjiang, producing a variety of fish species. In winter, there are spectacular winter fishing activities. At Wulungu Lake, tourists can appreciate the beautiful lake scenery, experience fishing culture, and enjoy fun similar to catching the tide in areas like Jinsha Beach, such as picking up shells and playing in the water.?
In addition, although Xinjiang lacks an ocean, there are also unique natural landscapes and abundant ecological resources around some lakes and rivers, which are worth exploring and experiencing by tourists. For example, Qijiagou and other places are also good choices for travel.?
In general, although Xinjiang does not have a real ocean, tourists can still experience similar fun to that of catching the tide around some lakes and rivers, and appreciate the unique natural scenery.?