National Geographic Travelさんのインスタグラム写真 - (National Geographic TravelInstagram)「Photograph by @alextreadway // The Yellow River in Sichuan province is the second longest river in China—after the Yangtze—and the sixth-longest in the world at 3395 miles (5,464 kilometers). Seen here at sunrise from Hongyuan, the still water reflects the deep blue sky like a mirror. The tiny black specs on the grasslands are grazing yaks. The Yellow River is the cradle of Chinese civilization, but it’s devastating floods have also earned it the nickname, “China’s Sorrow.” Sponsored by @StellaArtois. Water is a fundamental human need, yet 663 million people around the world today live without access to safe water. Find out how to purchase a Stella Artois limited-edition Chalice and help end the global water crisis at natgeo.com/StellaArtois. Join Stella Artois and @water to learn more about how you can help be the generation to end the global water crisis. #1Chalice5Years」3月23日 4時58分