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九寨沟

Jiuzhaigou's travertine lakes, waterfalls and forests form a fragile World Heritage ecosystem also connected to Tibetan villages. Timed capacity, official buses and closed recovery zones are core conservation measures; water colour and snow vary naturally.

黄龙风景区

Huanglong's high valley holds stepped travertine pools, forest and snow-mountain habitat within a World Heritage property. The long climb reaches high altitude; cableway access does not remove the need for acclimatisation or staying on boardwalks.

四姑娘山开放沟谷

Mount Siguniang's protected landscape is visited through distinct valleys with different walking, shuttle and mountaineering rules. Peak climbing is a technical permitted activity, not an extension of sightseeing, and weather can close routes without notice.

若尔盖湿地开放线路

Ruoergai protects peatland, meandering rivers, grassland and bird habitat on the plateau. Open roads and boardwalks must be followed because driving onto meadow compacts peat, damages pasture and creates recovery risks.

汶川地震博物馆与纪念地

Museums and memorial sites interpret the 2008 earthquake, rescue, loss, reconstruction and disaster preparedness. These are places of mourning and community memory, so quiet conduct and avoidance of sensational photography are essential.

四姑娘山

Mount Siguniang is a major landscape whose scale, setting and local conditions reward advance planning rather than a rushed stop.