青海藏医药文化博物馆

This thematic museum tells the story of Tibetan medicine through generations of physicians, medical literature, diagnostic systems, pharmaceutical materials and the plateau environment that shaped them. The cultural exhibition hall also covers calligraphy, architecture, textiles and large-scale painted works. Medical exhibitions should be understood as the history and theory of a living knowledge system, rather than personal medical advice; Tibetan culture also goes far beyond a single religion or visual symbol.

遇龙河

The Yulong River is a quieter tributary landscape, with limestone peaks, rice fields, bamboo forests, villages and ancient stone bridges spread out along the river. The long-distance corridor can be walked, cycled or choose a compliant human-powered bamboo raft river section, but these are different routes and are not interchangeable tickets; the real value lies in the relationship between cultivated valleys, water systems and karst, not just the reflection of a certain bridge.

景山公园

Jingshan Park is adjacent to the north side of the Forbidden City and is located on the historical axis of Beijing. The Wanchun Pavilion in the park is a classic location for observing the relationship between the roof of the Forbidden City, the Bell and Drum Towers and the modern city skyline. It can re-understand the scattered landmarks into a complete urban spatial sequence. The climbing distance is not long, but the steps are steep, and the view is best on a clear day.

岳麓山

Yuelu Mountain is an urban mountainous area with lush forests. Trails connect Yuelu Academy, Aiwan Pavilion, historical tombs and modern memorial sites. The dense cultural relics reflect the educational and political history of Changsha, and the forest provides a refreshing contrast to the hot river city; different mountain gates and ridge routes have their own experiences, and should not be compressed into a rush to the summit.

杜甫草堂

Du Fu Thatched Cottage is a garden-style memorial museum located on the site of the former residence of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu in Chengdu. He wrote more than 240 poems while living in Chengdu. The restored huts, traditional courtyards, gardens, inscriptions and literary displays transform the characters' lives into a spatial experience. A visit combined with several representative poems will be more meaningful than just looking at the buildings.

朝天门两江交汇

Chaotianmen is located at the tip of the Yuzhong Peninsula, where the Jialing River merges into the Yangtze River. The confluence of two rivers, shipping, bridges and the steep urban area behind it all explain why Chongqing developed into a port and transportation center. Large modern buildings now redefine historical locations, and the contrast between geographical conditions and contemporary construction becomes part of the experience.

白云山

Baiyun Mountain is the main urban mountain on the north side of the central city of Guangzhou. Forest trails, reservoirs, gardens, temples and scenic spots are distributed over a large area. The altitude of the mountain is not extreme, but the hot and humid weather and the scale of the scenic spot make route selection important; the daily mountaineering lifestyle of local citizens is also part of the experience.

靖江王城与独秀峰

Jingjiang Imperial City was the seat of the Jingjiang Prince's Palace in the Ming Dynasty. It was built with Duxiu Peak in the center of Guilin as its core. Preserving the city walls, gate towers, later institutional uses and mountain inscriptions connects the vassal system with Guilin's karst urban environment; climbing the peak allows you to observe how the historical city developed among the isolated peaks from a compact scale.

良渚古城遗址公园与良渚博物院

The ruins of the ancient city of Liangzhu preserve evidence of early regional states based on the rice farming civilization from about 3300 BC to 2300 BC. The city platform, water conservancy system, and hierarchical cemeteries display planning, social differentiation, and belief systems, while the museum helps understand the low-rise earthen remains through jade and archaeological research. Heritage parks and museums should be complementary parts of the same story.

太阳岛风景区

Sun Island is located on the north bank of the Songhua River. It is a large-scale river island landscape composed of wetlands, woodlands, gardens and cultural facilities. It is a green space outside the central city in summer and hosts important snow sculpture activities in winter, but seasonal products cannot be confused with year-round parks; the broad scale also helps understand the role of Songhua River in urban ecology, leisure and Jiangbei development.

繁塔

Fan Pagoda was built in the 10th century and is one of the earliest existing buildings in Kaifeng. Only the lower part of the original tower is preserved today. The outer wall is densely covered with glazed bricks with Buddha statues, forming a dense religious surface that is different from the later iron towers. The altered contours directly reveal the damage and reconstruction, rather than diminishing its value.

云南省博物馆

The Yunnan Provincial Museum provides a global context for understanding diverse Yunnan travel. The archeology of Yunnan culture, Buddhist art, bronzes, ceramics, textiles and ethnic collections present the connections between the plateau, southwest China and Southeast Asia; large modern exhibition halls are suitable for establishing a framework before traveling to various ancient cities and natural areas.

白塔山公园

Baita Mountain is adjacent to the north bank of the Yellow River, with temples, courtyards, mountain roads and urban viewing spots superimposed above the Zhongshan Bridge. Climbing up can intuitively understand Lanzhou's restricted geography: the city stretches along the river, and dry mountains approach from both sides. Historic buildings are important, but observing bridges, mesas, and urban expansion as the altitude changes is the core experience.

玉龙雪山

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is an alpine mountain system in the north of Lijiang. Glaciers, meadows, forests and peaks tower above the Naxi cultural landscape. Different ropeways reach completely different altitudes and environments, and the highest conventional tourist platform is a high-altitude area that needs to be taken seriously; weather, ecological protection and ticket amount jointly determine the reachable range on the day.

隋唐洛阳城国家遗址公园

The heritage park explains the important remains of the central axis of the eastern capital city of the Sui and Tang Dynasties, including archaeological areas related to Mingtang, Tiantang and Yingtianmen. Large modern restored buildings help present the scale of the lost capital, and protected foundation sites and excavation evidence are the archaeological basis. When visiting, you should distinguish between the original ground remains, academic interpretations and new performing arts buildings, rather than treating every tall building as an original from the Tang Dynasty.

南京博物院

Nanjing Museum presents the history of Jiangsu and China through archaeology, calligraphy and painting, crafts, intangible cultural heritage and special exhibitions. The main museum during the Republic of China and subsequent expansions together constitute a museum group rather than a single exhibition. The collections provide key background for various periods of Nanjing's capital city, and it is more effective to choose a theme to delve deeper into than to rush through all the collections.

八大关历史文化街区

Badaguan is a landscaped residential area composed of winding roads, mature trees and a variety of early 20th century style villas. The name and street system refer to China's historical passes, while the architecture records Qingdao's complex colonial and modern history. This should be understood as the terrain, plants and buildings as a whole, rather than as several isolated photographed facades.

上海中心大厦

The Shanghai Tower is the core landmark of the Lujiazui Financial District. From a height, you can observe the bend of the Huangpu River, the dense neighborhoods of Puxi and the urban expansion of Pudong. The twisting and rising double-story structure of the building is also an example of contemporary super high-rise design. First understand the overall relationship between the three high-rise buildings in Lujiazui on the Bund, and then climb up to see the city in a more layered way.

绍兴博物馆

Shaoxing Museum introduces ancient Yue archaeological culture and urban development through weapons, ritual vessels, ceramics, and regional tomb and settlement materials. The compact chronology explains the political world behind familiar stories such as Gou Jian, and also helps understand later canals, bridges and craft traditions. Museum evidence allows for a deeper presentation of pre-Qin history beyond the tourism of literary celebrities.

深圳湾公园

This long-distance waterfront park combines recreation and urban vistas with ecological buffers alongside protected mangroves and tidal flats. Cold-season migratory waterbirds use Shenzhen Bay as a stopover along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. Public trails do not equate to free access to nature reserves; responsible observation requires keeping a distance, lowering the volume, and allowing birds to feed without interruption.