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Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
Horse grazing Winter pasture at the foot of the snow-covered Tianshan Mountains in winter morning
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
Winter pasture. In 2013, Tianshan Mountain in China successfully applied for a World Natural Heritage under the name of `Xinjiang Tianshan`, becoming the 44th World Heritage Site in China. Xinjiang Tianshan is part of the Tianshan mountain system of Central Asia, one of the largest mountain ranges in the world. Xinjiang Tianshan presents unique physical geographic features and scenically beautiful areas including spectacular snow and snowy mountains glacier-capped peaks, undisturbed forests and meadows, clear rivers and lakes and red bed canyons. These landscapes contrast with the vast adjacent desert landscapes, creating a striking visual contrast between hot and cold environments, dry and wet, desolate and luxuriant. The landforms and ecosystems of the site have been preserved since the Pliocene epoch and present an outstanding example of ongoing biological and ecological evolutionary processes. The site also extends into the Taklimakan Desert, one of the world’s largest and highest deserts, known for its large dune forms and great dust storms. Xinjiang Tianshan is moreover an important habitat for endemic and relic flora species, some rare and endangered. Taken in Xinjiang, China.

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