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.

稻城亚丁

Daocheng Yading protects the ecology of high-altitude snow mountains, glacial lakes, forests and meadows, and also carries the local sacred geography. Popular routes still face lack of oxygen, strong ultraviolet rays and rapid weather changes. Visitors must use open connections and trails and not cross the line to approach the ice body or close the lake shore.

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.

阿尼玛卿开放观景廊道

Animaqing is a sacred snow mountain group and an important ecological core. Visitors can only use currently open public roads and viewpoints; sacred status, glaciers and wildlife habitats preclude summit attempts, off-road shortcuts and drone interference.

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.

木格措景区

Mugecuo connects alpine lakes, forests, hot spring geology and meadows through managed mountain routes. Elevation and rapid weather changes make connections and boardwalks safety frameworks rather than circumventable limitations.

纳木错

Namtso is a high-altitude holy lake and fragile wetland. It is far away from Lhasa and cannot be used as an easy outing on the first day to adapt to the altitude. Roads, lakeshore access and weather can change quickly; use proper traffic, stay in open areas, and avoid hazards from high altitude, strong winds and cold temperatures.

玉龙雪山

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain is an alpine mountain system in the north of Lijiang. Glaciers, meadows, forests and peaks tower above the Naxi cultural landscape. Different ropeways reach completely different altitudes and environments, and the highest conventional tourist platform is a high-altitude area that needs to be taken seriously; weather, ecological protection and ticket amount jointly determine the reachable range on the day.

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.

雅鲁藏布大峡谷

The Yarlung Zangbo River turns around the Namjagbarwa Peak, forming one of the deepest river canyon systems in the world, compressing huge changes in altitude, climate and vegetation in a short distance. The open viewing points and village stations only show accessible entrance sections, and the remote inner canyon is not an ordinary hiking destination. The scale of rivers, tectonic relief and inhabited river valley landscapes are more important than superlative slogans or a single photo of a snowy mountain.

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.

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.

亚丁冲古寺与珍珠海短线

The Aden Short Line connects the Chonggu area, forest trails and the Pearl Sea under the Xiannairi Snow Peak. You can get a complete plateau landscape without having to complete the longest high valley hike. It is especially suitable for making more responsible choices in the early stages of adapting to altitude. Chonggu is a living Tibetan Buddhist cultural landscape, and wooden planks and lakeside fences are used to protect fragile vegetation and water bodies.

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.

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.

阿里高原景观区

The Ali Plateau contains sacred mountains and sacred lakes, deserts, wetlands, wildlife habitats and sparse communities. It is not a blank landscape with blurred boundaries. Long distances, high altitudes, border regulations and protected area access determine routes, and travel must use compliance protection and carry redundant supplies.

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.

珠峰北坡开放观景区

The Permitted Visitor Corridor on the North Slope of Mount Everest is located in a highly protected extremely high-altitude landscape, with views of Mount Everest in the distance. Visibility is never guaranteed. Documents, connections, weather and environmental carrying capacity, rather than personal wishes, determine the reach.

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.

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.

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.

塔公寺与草原

Tagong combines living temples, towns and production pastures under the peak. Religious activities, grazing and residential traffic continue, photography and entry require consent, and the grasslands cannot become off-road playgrounds.

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.

定日珠峰观景区域

Tingri is an important node for entering the permitted tourist area on the north slope of Mount Everest, rather than a free starting point for driving to the snow-capped mountains without rules. You should check documents, roads and official connections in advance, gradually adapt to the altitude, and reserve maneuvering time for wind, snow, clouds, inspections and temporary closures.