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Bosten Lake is pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
A view from the banks of Bosten Lake is pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
Reeds at Bosten Lake are pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
A fish sculpture bearing the Chinese characters of Bosten Lake is pictured at Bosten Lake this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
A beach at Bosten Lake is pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
Pleasure boats are pictured on Bosten Lake this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
Bosten Lake is pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
A view from the banks of Bosten Lake is pictured this autumn in Xinjiang. /CGTN
Nestled in the heart of northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Bosten Lake, whose name means "oasis" in the Uygur language, stands as China's largest inland freshwater lake. Covering an area of more than 1,600 square kilometers, this stunning body of water was once known as the "Western Sea" in ancient China.
Bosten Lake is not only rich in fishing resources, but is also surrounded by over 400 square kilometers of lush reeds. The area offers a wide range of water sports and activities, drawing visitors from near and far to experience its natural beauty and vibrant aquatic adventures.