四姑娘山

Siguniang Mountain is composed of multiple peaks and different valleys. There are clear boundaries between sightseeing trails, connecting routes and technical mountaineering. Ropeways or sightseeing buses cannot eliminate high altitude and weather risks; climbing requires permission, expertise and security, and ordinary tourists are not allowed to cross closed routes.

可可托海地质景区

The Cocoto Sea connects the Irtysh Canyon, granite landforms, mining history and cold forests. The geological and industrial stories are distinct but related, and the long interior corridors require far more time than a single photo spot.

慕田峪长城

The Mutianyu Great Wall stretches along the ridge northeast of Beijing, with dense watchtowers and obvious slope changes. Here you can not only observe the defense system of the Great Wall, but also experience the Great Wall as a real mountain route, rather than just arriving at an observation deck.

悬空寺

Hanging Temple History, Humanities and Geography: Hanging Temple is located on the cliff of Cuiping Peak in Jinlong Gorge, Hengshan County, Hunyuan County, Datong City. It was built in the 15th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (491). It is the earliest and best-preserved high-altitude wooden cliff building in China. It is also the only temple that integrates Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism. Climbing is not recommended for those who are afraid of heights, the elderly, and children. The view from the foot of the mountain is equally stunning.

梅里雪山

Meili Snow Mountain is a high mountain group with important ecological and sacred significance. Climbing is prohibited in Kawagebo and is suitable for viewing from legal viewing points. Rizhao Jinshan is entirely dependent on cloud cover and light; you should not stop at dangerous locations on the road for chase scenes, or trespass on glaciers or religious restricted areas.

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.

黔灵山公园

Qianling Mountain Park is a large forest park in Guiyang City, a 4A scenic spot, and is known as the "No. 1 Mountain in Southern Guizhou". There are about a thousand wild macaques in the park, as well as free giant panda pavilions (two giant pandas, Xingbao and Haibang), Hongfu Temple (the first temple in Guizhou, 1672), Qianling Lake and Qilin Cave (where Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng were once imprisoned).

黄山风景区

Huangshan's granite peaks, pine trees, sea of clouds and historical mountain roads form a world heritage cultural landscape. Ropeways shorten ascents but do not eliminate exposed steps, weather risks and huge distances; a route should be chosen and closures obeyed.

喀拉峻草原

The undulating alpine meadows, deep valleys and snow-capped mountains of the Kalajun Mountains in the background demonstrate the combination of ecology and long-term pastoral utilization of the Western Tianshan Mountains. The scenic area is large and wet soil is highly susceptible to damage, so legal viewpoints and managed trails should be used rather than temporary ruts.

318国道川藏段

The Kangding section of National Highway 318 is a public transportation corridor used by residents, freight and tourists. It is not a closed landscape route where parking can be done at any time. Conditions at passes, villages and towns, and construction sections vary greatly. Traffic control and parking signs should be observed, and night driving, fatigue driving, and sightseeing on blind bends should be avoided.

西山龙门

Xishan is known as "Sleeping Beauty Mountain". Longmen Grottoes are a group of stone carvings carved on the cliff by craftsmen of the Qing Dynasty. From the top, you can overlook Dianchi Lake and the entire city of Kunming.

冈仁波齐开放朝圣路线

Kailash is revered by many religious traditions, and the Permitted Route is a difficult, high-altitude pilgrimage, not an ordinary hike or climb. Weather, health, documentation and closures determine access, with priority given to pilgrims and ritual routes.

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.

崂山风景区

The granite mountain of Laoshan directly faces the Yellow Sea, and the peaks, sea cliffs, valleys, villages and long-standing Taoist cultural landscapes are combined with each other. Taiqing, Yangkou, Jufeng and Beijiushui belong to a tour system with different entrances, routes and characters, and are not just a few stops on a simple loop; mountain geology, marine weather and community life together constitute its complete value.

大禹陵

The site connects Kuaiji Mountain with the memory of Dayu, the flood control hero and founder of the dynasty in early Chinese tradition. Temples, inscriptions, sacrificial axes, and later monuments represent national and local commemorations of past dynasties, not archaeologically confirmed tomb life. A careful visit should distinguish between mythology, sacrificial history and physical landscape, and at the same time understand the importance of the combination of the three.

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.

珠穆朗玛峰

The area where Mount Everest is located is a very high-altitude nature protection and border management space, and ordinary tourists can only enter the currently approved north slope viewing corridor. Visibility is never guaranteed; documents, connections, weather and environmental carrying capacity determine the scope of traffic, and under no circumstances may you cross the line to pursue close-up views.

泰山

Mount Tai combines ancient sacrifices, inscriptions, temples, historical roads and mountain ecology into the same cultural landscape. The climbing route is long and has dense steps, and the ropeway cannot completely replace walking; the route should be selected according to physical strength, and should be closed during thunderstorms, ice or traffic restrictions.

华山

Huashan Mountain is a high-intensity mountain landscape with granite cliffs, narrow ridges and historical Taoist temples. The physical requirements of different peak areas, ropeways and hiking lines vary greatly. Routes should be chosen based on weather and personal abilities, and notices of thunder, lightning, ice and closures should be strictly observed.

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.

明永冰川

The Mingyong Glacier extends significantly downward from the Meili Mountains to the warm and dry Lancang River Valley, making the vertical climate and glacier retreat particularly intuitive. Modern boardwalks and viewpoints are designed to keep visitors away from unstable ice, moraines and meltwater. The glacier is changing, and the locations in old photos cannot be used as safe targets; current fences, rockfall warnings, and staff instructions define swimable areas.

贡嘎雪山

Gongga Mountain is a very high mountain group and an important ecological area. Ordinary travelers should understand its scale from long-distance viewing spots on open roads, villages and towns, or formal scenic spots. Clear peak views depend on the weather, and technical climbing and in-depth activities in protected areas require special permits and professional protection.

泰山红门登山线

The Historical Middle Road climbs from the Red Gate to Zhongtian Gate, Shibapan and Nantianmen, connecting temples, archways, stone carvings and ancient trees along the way. It closely combines the cultural and natural values ​​of Mount Tai, recording the intergenerational footprints of emperors’ travels, religious practices, literati’s responses, and ordinary pilgrims. Thousands of steps and significant climbs mean this is a true mountain itinerary rather than a token city walk.