The beauty of the falling geese is comparable to the beauty of the falling geese - Wuhan East Lake Falling Geese Scenic Area

The East Lake Falling Geese Scenic Area is an important part of the national 5A East Lake Scenic Area. It is bordered by the Baima Scenic Area to the north, the Moshan Scenic Area to the south across the lake, and the Qingwang Road to the east. The total area is 10.24 square kilometers, including 5.92 square kilometers of land and 4.32 square kilometers of water. Since 2000, eight major landscapes and the Squirrel Park have been built, including the Qinghe Ancient Bridge, the Magpie Bridge Meeting, the Yanzhou Rope Bridge, the Luzhou Ancient Ferry, the Zhao Garden, the Ancient Tree Spectacle, the Yanxiping Sand, and the Luzhou Falling Geese. The scenic area is lush with vegetation, wind and waves, intertwined ports, and numerous water birds. The unique natural scenery of the East Lake Scenic Area has created its beautiful ecological environment and landscape. At the same time, a group of sculptures and buildings reflecting the history of Chu folk culture have been built in the park, allowing you to enter the historical corridor while appreciating the charming scenery and returning to nature, and appreciate the classics of Chu folk culture. The Bird Language Forest in the Falling Geese Scenic Area is a must-visit place for bird watching in Wuhan in winter. It has become a paradise for cormorants. Hundreds of cormorants perch on the pond cypress, unfolding a scroll with ink texture. The figure of the cormorant is like a little ink, dyeing the winter of East Lake.