四姑娘山开放沟谷

The protected landscape of Siguniang Mountain is visited through multiple valleys with different rules, and the rules for walking, connecting and climbing are different. Peak climbing is a technical activity that requires a permit, not an extension of the tour, and weather may close the route at any time.

禾木村

Hemu is a still living mountain village in the Kanas region. Its wooden houses, pastures and forest routes are affected by seasonal tourism. The viewing point does not mean that the residence is open to the public, and you need to use official transportation instead of temporary self-driving to enter during the snow season.

天龙屯堡

Tianlong is a community related to the history of military settlements in the Ming Dynasty in central Guizhou. The stone houses, costumes, rituals and local operas show the co-evolution of immigrant traditions and the plateau environment over hundreds of years; this is still a living space, not a stage set.

北海公园

Beihai Park is a royal garden with the lake as its core, located on the west side of Jingshan Mountain. Qionghua Island and the White Pagoda form the most recognizable landscape, while the painted corridors, temples, stacked stones and gardens on the north bank are suitable for leisurely exploration on foot. The water bodies, islands and borrowed scenery in the garden have been constructed through the ages to present a complete classical garden space.

橘子洲

Orange Isle is a long sandbar in the Xiang River, closely associated with Mao Zedong's poem 'Changsha'. A large sculpture of the young Mao stands near its tip and is one of the city's best-known landmarks. Metro Line 2 serves the island; check current access and shuttle arrangements, especially during holidays.

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.

喜洲古镇

Xizhou lies about 20 kilometers north of Dali Old Town. Traditional Bai homes, village streets and surrounding rice fields make it a quieter place to explore local architecture and rural life. The fields change color with the seasons, and sites such as Sifang Street and the Yan Family Courtyard reward a slower visit.

洛绒牛场

Luorong Cattle Farm is located at the foot of three sacred mountains. It is an open high valley composed of meadows, waterways and seasonal pastures. It is both a destination and a decision-making point whether to continue challenging the difficult route above. The boardwalk makes the environment look relaxed, but the altitude pressure is still high and weather can obscure the view in minutes. This pasture has both productive and sacred significance, and is not an empty stage that can be traversed at will.

飞来寺梅里雪山观景带

The Feilai Temple viewing zone faces the Meili Snow Mountain across the Lancang River Valley. It is the easiest place to reach to understand the scale and sacred status of Kawagbo. Viewing platforms, village accommodation and religious landscapes are now subject to heavy photography demands. Climbing Kawagbo is prohibited due to cultural protection. Viewing from a distance at legal viewing points is a sign of respect for the border; Rizhao Jinshan completely depends on cloud cover, water vapor and light, and cannot be guaranteed.

雅丹地质公园

Dunhuang Yadan is a huge landform area formed by long-term wind erosion of arid sedimentary layers. Ridges, towers and wind erosion corridors are scattered deep in the Gobi. Only by walking along the management route can you understand its scale, and the low-angle light will enhance the sense of ups and downs and loneliness. These forms are geological records of long-term erosion, not ancient castles; the remote environment is both part of the experience and a major transportation challenge.

沙面

Shamian is a small island by the Pearl River. Its checkered blocks, mature old trees, and the concentrated distribution of consulates, banks, and residential buildings from the 19th to the early 20th century record the modern history of Guangzhou's opening as a port. The public spaces may seem leisurely, but these buildings also carry the unequal background of foreign concessions and the complex process of China facing modern global trade.

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.

青岩古镇

Qingyan developed from a military settlement in the Ming Dynasty into a compact ancient town composed of stone lanes, city gates, courtyards and religious buildings. Courtyards such as Ciyun Temple and Wenchang Pavilion show the multi-layered local construction tradition, and the houses and food shops that are still inhabited make this place more than just a commemorative scenic spot. The tour should not just stop at the most photogenic street, but also distinguish between historical relics and later commercial restoration.

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.

西溪国家湿地公园

Xixi is a large urban wetland west of the central city of Hangzhou consisting of rivers, ponds, reed marshes, orchards, villages and local traditions. The water body covers a wide area and provides a foundation for diverse habitats. It also retains the cultural clues of fishery, sericulture, festivals and water town settlements, forming a clear ecological and rhythmic contrast with the West Lake.

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.

宏村

The Hongcun water system, ancestral halls and Huizhou merchant houses show the planning of Huizhou villages that are still inhabited. The famous reflecting pond is also a community infrastructure and public space, which does not mean it can block roads or enter residences.

莫尔格勒河草原

The Morgrad River meanders through vast meadow grasslands, its appearance changing with precipitation, grazing and the seasons. From the formal viewing point, you can see the meanders of the river and the scale of the grassland. In addition to the tourist facilities, animal husbandry production and Mongolian cultural life continue. Designated routes must be used: ruts can compact soil, cut vegetation, and disturb livestock, and no photos will justify trespassing on the prairie.

那拉提草原

Nalati is located in the high mountain valley of the Tianshan Mountains. The river steps, spruce slopes and summer pastures form different tourist routes. This is still a Kazakh pastoral production landscape, and livestock migration is as important as seasonal grazing and viewing spots; the flowering period, snow peak clarity and grazing scenes all change with the weather seasons.

新都桥景观廊道

Xinduqiao is an inhabited river valley composed of villages, fields, poplar trees and mountain light, rather than a single enclosed viewing point. Seasonal colors and snow peak clarity will change, but homes, farmland and road shoulders remain private or safety-sensitive areas.

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.

色拉寺

Sera Monastery was built in the early 15th century. It is still an important Gelug sect temple and is not a reconstructed historical attraction. Sutra halls, datsangs, courtyards, and the foothills environment together demonstrate how learning, ritual, and collective life shape the monastery. According to the current arrangement, there may be Bible debate activities that can be seen by the public, but it is a religious education and is not a program guaranteed to be staged for the camera.

大研古城

Dayan Ancient Town is commonly known as the Old Town of Lijiang. It is surrounded by streams and crisscrossed by streets and alleys. It is lively during the day and gently lit at night. It is the place with the strongest everyday atmosphere in Lijiang.

班公错

Pangong Tso is a long plateau lake extending across the border. The blue lake water, arid lakeshore and bird habitats form a strong landscape. Borders, wetlands and road regulations are strict and only permitted public areas are destinations.