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.

怒江第一湾与雾里村古道

The first bay of the Nujiang River shows the large rotation of the river around the mountain, and the nearby road leading to Wuli Village preserves fragments of the Ancient Tea Horse Road. Viewpoints, narrow historic roads and inhabited villages are spaces with varying boundaries of risk and privacy.

巴松措

Basongcuo is an alpine glacier lake surrounded by forests, villages and ridges. Tashi Island and Cuozong Temple form part of the living sacred landscape. Regular tours only show a portion of the larger valley and trail system. Water bodies, forests and settlements should be understood together: the lake is not an isolated postcard, nor are the islands, temples and villages in the center of the lake a backdrop that can be photographed without restrictions.

大鹏半岛国家地质公园

The geopark protects the volcanic and coastal landforms of the Dapeng Peninsula and explains rocks, minerals, terrain evolution and urban geological risks through the museum. Forest Mountain Routes allow for true-to-scale indoor interpretation, but trails may be closed independently for repairs, fire breaks, or inclement weather. For a reasonable tour, you should first visit the museum and treat climbing to the top as a project that is subject to conditions rather than necessarily open.

虎丘

Huqiu is not a high mountain, but it carries the early history and local memory of Suzhou. The tilted Yunyan Temple Tower, sword pool, cliff inscriptions, temple ruins and garden space are superimposed with legends, archeology and memorials for later generations. It is not difficult to climb up, but it is worth observing how the same mountain was used repeatedly in different eras.

漓江兴坪段

The Xingping section of the Li River passes through the Guilin karst landscape, with tower-shaped and cone-shaped peaks covered with vegetation rising directly from the alluvial valley. Boats, villages and farmland provide scale to a landscape shaped by long-term limestone dissolution and river erosion. The famous composition is a real landscape rather than a fixed studio, and its appearance changes significantly with water levels, light, clouds and seasons.

格凸河景区

The Getu River passes through remote karst landforms, with huge cave entrances, cliffs, underground passages and Miao villages connected to each other. Boating and walking can bring out the scale, but water levels and falling rocks can quickly change access; local climbing traditions need context rather than being treated as guaranteed spectacles.

青城山

Qingcheng Mountain is a famous forest-type mountain closely related to the formation and development of Taoism in China. The palaces and mountain paths are distributed among moist woodlands, rather than concentrating on a single building, so the tour includes religious history, traditional architecture and authentic mountain walking; only by allowing time between each node can you appreciate its tranquil character.

牛奶海与五色海高线

The route to Milk Lake and Five-Color Lake enters a high-altitude glacial basin above Luorong Pasture. Thin air, exposed slopes, fast-changing weather and a long return make this a demanding mountain trip, however popular it may be online. Lake colors vary with light, ice and weather, and routes may close for conservation or safety. A photograph is never more important than your health, the protected landscape or a safe return.

白马雪山公路观景廊道

Baima Snow Mountain presents a high-altitude ecological transition between coniferous forests, alpine shrubs, meadows and snow ridges. Highway viewing corridors allow you to observe vertical vegetation and wildlife habitats without climbing, but passes are susceptible to ice, snow, fog, and closures. Protected species and forest ecology are more important than temporary pursuit of roadside animals, and old highway sections do not mean they will be automatically opened.

漓江山水游览线

The Li River flows south from Guilin through peak forests and villages to Yangshuo. The independent limestone peaks, cliffs, shoals and reflections will change with the water level and weather, forming a constantly moving landscape sequence. Regular boat tours, local rafting and shore walks are completely different experiences and should not be confused as one product.

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.

滇池海埂片区

Dianchi Lake is a large plateau lake that defines the southern edge of Kunming, and the sea ridge provides convenient lakeside trails and views of the Western Mountains. Wetlands, winter red-billed gulls, and ongoing ecological restoration indicate that this is a real watershed that is still being managed, rather than a static background; the access and ecological conditions of different lakeshore parks are also different.

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.

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.

留园

The Lingering Garden is a world heritage classical garden, famous for its sophisticated organization of buildings, rocks and scale changes. The long and narrow entrance gradually opens up to the courtyard and water surface, and the leaky windows, winding corridors and Guanyun Peak establish a line of sight. It is more compact than the Humble Administrator's Garden, but often presents more complex spatial transformations.

相公山

Located above the great bend of the Li River, Xianggong Mountain is a steep karst viewing point where you can see how river channels, alluvial flats and clusters of limestone peaks interlock. Views depend on the weather and sunrise is not guaranteed; clouds may obscure distant mountains, and mist may enhance the terrain. The climbing distance is not long and the view reward is high, but the space at the top of the mountain is limited.

稻城海子山

Haizishan is a vast plateau made up of glacially shaped rocks, shallow lakes and sparse vegetation. Its scale and seemingly empty appearance reflect the harsh alpine environment rather than "unused" land; stopping at formal roadside viewpoints is safer than trespassing through wetlands or rocky areas. It's extremely exposed, with little room for error for mechanical failure, health or weather problems.

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.

呼伦湖

Hulun Lake is a large shallow grassland lake and an important northern bird habitat in a national protected area. Shorelines, water levels and bird populations change with the seasons and hydrology. Visitors should use managed open areas and understand fishing closures, connection and shoreline fencing as part of ecological restoration. The vast horizon is an experience in itself and does not require or guarantee close encounters with wildlife.

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.

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.

十里画廊

Shili Gallery is not a single enclosed park, but a tourist corridor that passes through farmland, villages and named peaks. Cycling allows you to observe the changing relationship between roads, fields and limestone peaks, while caves and projects along the route operate independently. This understanding can avoid buying every roadside project or mistakenly thinking that one entrance contains the entire landscape.