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A recent aerial photograph of Wusu City in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region captures the Kuitun River Grand Canyon in all its summer grandeur. A turquoise, ribbon-like river winds through towering, sunlit cliffs of ochre and rust, sculpted by billions of years of geological upheaval, while the rushing water glints with silvery light, creating a striking natural panorama from above.
A recent aerial photograph of Wusu City in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region captures the Kuitun River Grand Canyon in all its summer grandeur. A turquoise, ribbon-like river winds through towering, sunlit cliffs of ochre and rust, sculpted by billions of years of geological upheaval, while the rushing water glints with silvery light, creating a striking natural panorama from above.