丙中洛河谷

Bingzhongluo is located at the northern end of the canyon, forming a rare open basin between steep mountains. Tibetan, Nu, Lisu and other communities, fields, churches, temples and ancient roads coexist here; this is a scattered living township, not a single scenic spot entrance.

南迦巴瓦观景带

Namjagbarwa is a sacred and extremely steep Himalayan peak whose summit is often obscured by clouds. Formal viewpoints such as the Grand Canyon and Mount Sejila offer different directions rather than guaranteed views of the snow-capped mountains. It may be worth waiting quietly, but a clear sunset or a sunny day over Jinshan are weather events and are not guaranteed tourism products; even if they are completely invisible, their religious, geological and ecological significance still exists.

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.

朱家角古镇

Zhujiajiao is located in the west of Shanghai and is a water town in the south of the Yangtze River that still retains a sense of life. The river network, stone bridges, waterside dwellings and streets and lanes form a completely different scale from that of the central city. Fangsheng Bridge is the most representative, but Quiet Alley, Kezhi Garden and water perspective can better present the complete structure of the water town settlement.

沈园

Shen Garden, also known as Shen's Garden, is located at No. 318 Lu Xun Middle Road, Yuecheng District. It is the only private garden from the Song Dynasty that has been preserved in Shaoxing. It has a history of more than 800 years. It is famous for the love story of Lu You and Tang Wan's "The Hairpin Headed Phoenix", and is called the "Love Garden". There are pavilions, pavilions, Quchi rockery, and each scene is a scene at every step. The core attractions include the Chai Tou Feng Monument, Lu You Memorial Hall, Dongyuan, Nanyuan, etc.; at night, there is also an immersive live performance "Dream Return to Shen Garden·Chai Tou Feng".

华侨城创意文化园

OCT Creative Culture Park transforms old industrial buildings into galleries, studios, design agencies, coffee shops and event spaces. The value here is not in the fixed sightseeing checklists, but in the relationship between the transformed concrete structure, green courtyard and the changes in Shenzhen’s creative economy. Exhibitions and merchants will change, which is suitable for slow observation of architecture and cultural production taking place, not just consumption.

彩石溪与桃花峪

The western valley route highlights forests, streams and multi-colored rock outcrops more than the monumental stone steps of the central route. Colorful Stone Creek allows visitors to understand Mount Tai as a geological and ecological system, and the segmented sites are also suitable for slower half-day tours. Water amounts, vegetation, connections and trail openings vary seasonally and should not be packaged as a guaranteed waterfall sighting.

武汉东湖

East Lake is a vast urban lake system with many kilometers of greenways, wetlands, woodland peninsulas, gardens and university boundaries. Tingtao, Moshan and Luoyan areas have different landscapes and entrances, and it is impossible to cover them all in one casual walk; they are not only ecological habitats and urban water environment infrastructure, but also Wuhan's main leisure landscape.

鼓浪屿历史国际社区

Gulangyu Island is a pedestrian-oriented island community that was shaped by residents of southern Fujian, overseas Chinese, and expatriates from multiple countries after the opening of Xiamen. The value of the World Heritage is not only in individual villas, but also includes streets, gardens, coastal environments, and architectural complexes that integrate multiple traditions and form Xiamen's decorative style, recording cultural exchanges from the mid-19th century to the mid-20th century.

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.

什刹海

Shichahai is composed of Qianhai, Houhai, Xihai and surrounding historical districts. It is one of the relatively well-preserved open spaces in the old city of Beijing. Lakeshores, alleys, former residences of celebrities, temples and royal gardens jointly present multi-level urban life, rather than a single fee-based attraction. There are obvious differences in the atmosphere between early morning, afternoon and night.

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.

鹅岭公园与二厂文创公园

Eling is located on a long and narrow ridge between the Yangtze River and the Jialing River. The historical park provides gardens and a high view of the city. The adjacent No. 2 Cultural and Creative Park, which was converted from an old printing factory, houses studios, cafes and cultural businesses. The combination of the two enables simultaneous observation of the topography of the Chongqing Peninsula and the contemporary reuse of industrial space.

洱海

Erhai Lake is the second largest plateau lake in Yunnan, located in the north of Dali City. It is named because it looks like a human ear and is the location of the "moon" in "Wind, Flowers, Snow and Moon". The lake is about 1972 meters above sea level. The nineteen peaks of Cangshan Mountain are reflected in the lake, forming a classic scene of "Snow on Cangshan Mountain and Moon on Erhai Lake". Dotted around the lake are Longchun Wharf, Fengxi S Bay, Covered Bridge, Shuanglang Ancient Town, Wenbi Village and other internet celebrity spots. There are ecological corridors in Haixi (motor vehicles are not allowed), and the scattered scenic spots in Haidong are more suitable for self-driving.

亚丁村

Yading Village is a living Tibetan settlement in the protected area, shaped by farming, animal husbandry, religious life and rapidly growing tourism. Conservation efforts seek to preserve village form, farmland and ancient trees while improving services. Visitors should not treat homes, residents or daily rituals as decorative scenery; what is truly valuable is understanding how communities negotiate their lives between heritage, ecology and tourist pressures.

雨崩村与开放徒步线

Yubeng is a living Tibetan village under the Meili Snow Mountains. It is also the base for difficult routes leading to divine waterfalls, glacial valleys and alpine lakes. Farming, pastoralism, pilgrimage and tourism share narrow roads and limited waste and water systems. A popular route does not mean the terrain is easy; every time you travel, you must confirm the opening status, retain the sunshine time, wear appropriate shoes, and return before high altitude, storms or fatigue turn into an emergency.

龙脊梯田

The Longji Rice Terraces are spread out in layers along the steep hillsides surrounding Zhuang and Yao villages. The irrigation of paddy fields, green rice seedlings, golden harvests and winter fallows change with the farming season, so this is first and foremost a farmland continuously cultivated by the community, rather than a postcard that remains unchanged throughout the year. The routes and viewing spots of Ping'an Rice Terraces and Jinkeng Dazhai are also different.

屯溪老街与黎阳片区

Tunxi Linjiang Commercial Street preserves the Huizhou shophouse style while serving the contemporary city; adjacent streets and alleys can expand the horizon beyond souvenir retail. You can better observe the local rhythm in the early morning or evening, but the upstairs and backyard are still private unless open.

莫尔道嘎国家森林公园

Mordaoga protects the larch, birch, river valley and forest scenery that changes color in autumn in the northern part of the Greater Khingan Mountains. Tour roads and sightseeing facilities show only part of the larger productive and protected forest. The history here includes both forestry utilization and ecological protection. Human use and ecological restoration should be understood, rather than simply describing the forest as an untouched wilderness.

夏塔古道景区

Xiata is a river valley shaped by meltwater from Tianshan glaciers and is associated with the historic mountain pass and is now visited via a managed corridor. Meadows and forests lead to distant ice and snow, not an easy glacier walk; older routes on the network may pass through areas closed by rivers, weather or protection.

翠湖与云南陆军讲武堂

Cuihu is a compact urban park where daily exercise, music activities and winter migratory birds reflect contemporary Kunming life; the adjacent Yunnan Army Lecture Hall showcases the political changes in the influential military education institution and its trainees in the early 20th century. Parks and museums connect the city's daily life with modern history without having to travel far.

束河古镇

Shuhe is an old Tea Horse Road town where streams run through quiet lanes. It is calmer than Dayan Old Town and suits a relaxed half-day or full-day walk.

独龙江河谷

The Dulong River Valley is located to the west of Gaoligong Mountain. It is a humid and highly biologically diverse border landscape, and is also the home of the Dulong community. The tunnel improves access but does not eliminate landslides, snowfall, registration or ecological restrictions, so transportation and accommodation must be confirmed.

鲁朗林海

Lulang connects spruce and fir forests, meadows, farmland and villages on important transportation lines in southeastern Tibet. The viewing point shows how abundant water vapor supports dense forests under the high snow ridges, while the valley itself is still a land of human life and production. "Natural oxygen bar" is just a metaphor and not a medical conclusion. You still need to adapt to the altitude and pass through the pass with caution.