松花江·斯大林公园

Songhua River and Stalin Park Stalin Park is located on the south bank of the Songhua River, close to the north end of Central Street. It was originally called "Riverside Park". It was renamed in 1953 and is distributed in a strip along the river. The Flood Control Memorial Tower in the park was built in 1958 to commemorate the people of Harbin's victory over the catastrophic flood in 1957. The reliefs on the tower record the history of flood resistance and is a landmark along the Songhua River. Along the river, you can overlook the Middle East Railway Bridge (Laojiang Bridge) and Sun Island on the other side.

海拉尔博物馆

The Hailar Museum introduces the border administration, military affairs and regional exchanges from the Qing Dynasty to the early 20th century through the restored environment and collections of the Deputy Dutong Yamen, and supplements the long-term history of institutions, flows and multi-ethnic communities for grassland travel. Since part of the built environment is a modern restoration, a distinction should be made between historical evidence and cultural relics in the museum, as well as the scene design used for interpretation.

赛里木湖

Sailimu Lake is located in the alpine basin of the western section of the Tianshan Mountains. Lakes, grasslands, wetlands and seasonal ice and snow together form a complete ecological landscape. The roads around the lake and open areas are adjusted according to protection and weather conditions. Visitors should park at designated locations and not drive into meadows. The flowering period, lake color or the appearance of swans should not be regarded as a guarantee.

铁塔

The Iron Pagoda is located in the Iron Pagoda Park at No. 210 Beimen Street, Shunhe Hui District. It was originally named Kaibaosi Pagoda. It was built in the first year of Emperor You of the Northern Song Dynasty (1049). It is the earliest, tallest and best-preserved glazed brick pagoda in the Northern Song Dynasty and is known as "the best pagoda in the world". It is not made of iron, but is made of brown glazed bricks, which makes it look like iron from a distance. The tower body is octagonal and has 13 floors, about 55.88 meters high, and is inlaid with more than 50 kinds of glazed bricks such as flying apsaras, unicorns, and bodhisattvas. After earthquakes, Yellow River floods, and anti-Japanese war bombardments, it still stands tall, which is the most faithful testimony of Kaifeng City's "repeated flooding and repeated construction".

康定市博物馆

The Kangding City Museum sorts out the city's role in tea-horse exchanges, local governance, and the intersection of Tibetan and Chinese cultures. This timeline is especially valuable before visitors reduce an area to a landscape highway image.

石林风景区

The stone forest is a large-scale karst landform. Dissolution and erosion have formed dense stone pillars, corridors, caves and terraces. The large and small stone forests and the Naigu Stone Forest differ in rock color and tourist density; when understanding geological processes, we should also combine the narratives and cultural traditions of the Sani Yi people, rather than just looking for pseudo-object names for the rocks.

甘肃省博物馆

The Gansu Provincial Museum displays a region connecting the Central Plains, the Tibetan Plateau, the northern grasslands and Central Asia. Prehistoric painted pottery, Silk Road cultural relics, Buddhist art, paleontological fossils and the famous bronze galloping horse have put Lanzhou into a long communication network. The scope of the collection is so vast that it’s difficult to understand if you check in hastily. Prioritizing the archeology and Silk Road exhibition halls can create a clearer narrative than chasing all the star cultural relics.

色拉寺

Sera Monastery was built in the early 15th century. It is still an important Gelug sect temple and is not a reconstructed historical attraction. Sutra halls, datsangs, courtyards, and the foothills environment together demonstrate how learning, ritual, and collective life shape the monastery. According to the current arrangement, there may be Bible debate activities that can be seen by the public, but it is a religious education and is not a program guaranteed to be staged for the camera.

泸沽湖

Lugu Lake is a plateau lake shared by Yunnan and Sichuan. Peninsulas, forest ridges, and communities such as Mosuo are located around the lake. Local culture cannot be reduced to a single vision of matrilineal life, family structures, rituals, and tourism economies are all more complex. The long road distance, elevation, and cross-province management differences make it a stand-alone multi-day destination rather than a drop-in attraction in Lijiang city.

临汾市博物馆

The Linfen Municipal Museum connects the prehistoric settlements in the Fenhe Basin, the Bronze Age government, Jin culture, religious art and later life into a timeline, providing a background for understanding scattered sites such as Taosi Temple, Guangsheng Temple and Hukou, and is especially suitable for archaeological focus visits.

洛阳博物馆

Luoyang Museum organizes the extremely long period of urban archeology according to prehistoric and early state, Han, Wei, Sui and Tang periods. Bronze, pottery, stone carvings and burial artifacts reveal multiple changes in political centres, trade and rituals. The core value lies in the chronological sequence: viewing each layer at the same time can prevent famous dynasties from being reduced to irrelevant labels, and also lay the foundation for understanding the scattered ruins of the city.

中山陵

The Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum forms a formal axis along the Zhongshan Mountain through archways, tomb passages, wide steps and sacrificial halls. Built during the Republic of China, it combines modern public memorial architecture with traditional Chinese forms; the long ascent, scale changes, and views back to Nanjing together constitute a preset ritual process.

班公错

Pangong Tso is a long plateau lake extending across the border. The blue lake water, arid lakeshore and bird habitats form a strong landscape. Borders, wetlands and road regulations are strict and only permitted public areas are destinations.

石月亮观景区

The huge natural hole in the high limestone ridge forms the "Stone Moon", which can be seen from part of the canyon road. It is not only a geological landmark, but also in the Lisu cultural geography, which does not mean it can be climbed; clouds often obscure it, and safe viewing spots can best show the scale.

米堆冰川

Midui is a marine glacier extending from high snowfields to low-altitude forest areas, visually presenting the strong vertical ecology of southeastern Tibet. Public viewpoints are intentionally distanced from unstable ice. Retreating glaciers, rockfalls, avalanches, and meltwater make the end very dangerous, and old photos or informal trails do not prove that it is still safe and legal to approach today.

双林寺

Shuanglin Temple is part of Pingyao World Heritage and preserves an outstanding group of colorful sculptures from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Hundreds of figures are distributed in a compact hall, integrating Buddhist, Taoist and folk belief images. The color, posture and relationship between the group of figures are worthy of close observation; the location of the village also illustrates its different connections with the urban space.

青岛啤酒博物馆

Located at the former site of Qingdao Co., Ltd., a German beer company founded in 1903, it is divided into Hall A (a century-old history) and Hall B (brewing technology). You can see the real filling line and drunken cabin.

泉州天后宫

Quanzhou Tianhou Temple is one of the important existing Mazu belief centers, located near the south gate of the ancient city and the old port channel. The layers of temples, decorative roofs and ceremonial spaces reflect the tradition of sailors and merchants praying for protection before dangerous voyages, and also show how Fujian communities spread their beliefs to a wider region along with coastal migration and overseas trade networks.

武康路

Wukang Road and the surrounding Hengshan-Fuxing Road historical and cultural area are one of the richest pedestrian areas in Shanghai. Indus trees, alleys, garden houses, apartments and former residences of celebrities jointly demonstrate the changes in urban living styles and architectural concepts in the 20th century. Their value lies in continuous blocks, not in a single crowded location.

兰亭

Lanting is located at the foot of Lanzhu Mountain about 13 kilometers southwest of Shaoxing City. It is famous all over the world because Wang Xizhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty wrote the "Preface to the Lanting Collection", "the best running script in the world" here. It is a pilgrimage place for calligraphy lovers. The scenic spot is famous for the Chinese garden aesthetics of lush forests and bamboos and winding water bottles. The core attractions include Echi ("Echi" monument of father and son), Lanting Stele Pavilion (Kangxi imperial pen), winding water bottle ruins, Wang Youjun Temple, Imperial Stele Pavilion (the same stele for the ancestors of Kangxi and Qianlong), Linchi Eighteen Tanks, Tianzhang Temple Ruins and Lanting Calligraphy Museum.