CHINA-SHAANXI-ANKANG-CRESTED IBIS-ECO-TOURISM (CN)

Xinhua
06 Jun 2026, 20:47 GMT+10

(260606) -- ANKANG, June 6, 2026 (Xinhua) -- Organic rice products are seen at Caochiwan crested ibis village of Ankang City, northwest China's Shaanxi Province, June 6, 2026. The Caochiwan crested ibis village serves as a habitat for these precious birds. The village has built a symbiotic ecosystem that include fish and shrimp farming and paddy rice planting on top of a core reserve for wild crested ibises. It also grows organic agricultural products such as selenium-rich rice and lotus roots, and converted idle rural houses into homestays to develop eco-tourism. (Xinhua/Zhang Fan)

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