九寨沟

The travertine lakes, waterfalls and forests of Jiuzhaigou constitute a fragile world heritage ecology and are also connected to Tibetan villages. Time-based traffic restrictions, official sightseeing buses and closed restoration areas are core protection measures; water color and snow cover naturally change.

喀纳斯湖景区

Kanas preserves Altai lakes, taigas, river bays and wildlife habitats in strictly managed protected areas. Official connections and closures protect both visitors and ecology; lake color, fog, and snow cover continue to change.

冬格措纳湖开放观景区

Donggetsona is a sacred lake and wetland on the plateau. The color of the lake changes with the wind, light and clouds. Access is subject to ecological and road conditions, and viewing from a legal distance is more appropriate than driving down the lakeshore or interfering with the ceremony.

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.

青海湖

Qinghai Lake is a plateau saltwater lake and an important habitat for migratory birds. The vast lakeshore belongs to multiple management areas and is not an open beach that can be driven into at will. Formal roads and viewing points should be used, stay away from the core area of ​​the wetland, and wild animals should not be chased, touched or inappropriately fed.

黄龙风景区

The Huanglong Alpine Valley preserves stepped travertine pools, forests and snow-capped mountain habitats within the scope of the World Heritage Site. Climbing long distances into high altitudes and taking the ropeway cannot replace altitude acclimatization or leaving the plank road.