Suitable places for a three-day Mid-Autumn Festival trip: 1. Jina Banner is an area inhabited by various ethnic groups with a long history and rich cultural heritage. It is a place with extremely rich tourism resources.

In September and October every year, the sky is clear, the air is clear, and there is less wind and sand, so it is best to enter the hinterland of the desert.

On a sunny day, following the camel team into the desert, you can enjoy desert oases, magical fountains, and, if you are lucky, mysterious mirages, fully appreciating the magnificence and beauty of the desert.

2. Panjin The most attractive thing about Panjin is Asia’s largest reed marsh and the world’s wonder Red Beach. September to mid-October is the best season to visit the Red Beach.

Moreover, since the Mid-Autumn Festival, the famous local Chinese mitten crabs have begun to become fat and oily. Until December, it is the best season to eat crabs.

3. Aershan is full of gold in September, with intoxicating autumn colors, golden grasslands, majestic volcanic canyons, volcanic hot springs steaming with mist, forest sea and bright-eyed Tianchi, original ecological scenery of the Halaha River, and a wide variety of wild animals and plants.

The agate-like natural mountain wild fruits are crystal clear, presenting a grand visual feast to people.

4. Beijing Autumn in Beijing is short, but the temperature is suitable. The ginkgo and red leaves in late autumn are the most eye-catching.

The golden ginkgo trees and red walls and green tiles of the Temple of Heaven and Ditan Park complement each other, and the red leaves of Xiangshan Mountain attract countless photography enthusiasts.

Beijing’s richness and diversity can satisfy almost any imagination you have.

The Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Jingshan, and Beihai record the magnificence of ancient royal architecture.

5. Xitang overlooks the water town in the distance. The white walls and ink roofs, and the shadows of the boats are like a light rice paper painting under the halo of mist.

Walking into the ancient town, you can see the old corridors and sheds and the deep alleys, as if you have entered a long history. Xitang in the Mid-Autumn Festival is misty and rainy, and it is a scene in the south of the Yangtze River.