Photographer shows the many-sided beauty of China from a bird's eye view (21 photos)

For the past 12 years, travel photographer Florian Delali has been constantly on the road. He is based in Shanghai, and from there travels to remote areas of Asia. But last year was unlike any other, and Florian had to stay in China. It was there that his series of works “The Beauty of China from the Air” was born.

Delali armed himself with a drone, stocked up on the spirit of adventurism and hit the road. He explored China far and wide. Xinjiang, Tibet, Sichuan, Jiangxi and Inner Mongolia are just some of the places he visited and took remarkable aerial photographs of Chinese landscapes.

Thanks to Florian Delali, you can fly over the Great Wall of China, over the red forest in Anhui or over the pink lake in Inner Mongolia, and admire these unique views.

China is the fourth largest country in the world and its landscape is full of diversity. The incredible rock formations of Gansu Canyon and the sandy expanses of the desert contrast with the lush green terraced landscape and stunning blue waterways. And all this can be seen in one series of photographs.

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