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Jingshan Park stands right on Beijing’s historic north-south Central Axis, directly north of the Forbidden City. It served as an imperial garden through the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

Situated in Suzhou Industrial Park, Jinji Lake is a national 5A-level open scenic spot and the landmark of modern Suzhou.

A well-known ancient street next to Wuhou Shrine, featuring Three Kingdoms culture, traditional Sichuan snacks and classic red lantern night scenery.

A major archaeological museum showcasing relics of the ancient lost Shu Kingdom of the Shang and Zhou dynasties in Chengdu.

Jiulong Waterfall is located in Shanchha Village, Tangkou Town, Huangshan City, Anhui Province, around 3 kilometers east of the South Gate of Huangshan Scenic Area.

Known as Asia’s No.1 Karst Cave, a multi-layer limestone cave with nine natural skylights connecting to the outside world.

Jiuzhaigou Valley is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site shaped like a huge Y‑shaped alpine valley.

Founded in the 7th century under the reign of Songtsen Gampo, it was built to enshrine the Buddha statues brought by Princess Wencheng and Princess Bhrikuti.

Located on West Street, Licheng District, Quanzhou, Kaiyuan Temple is a core site of the World Heritage “Quanzhou: Emporium of the World in Song‑Yuan China”.

A high‑altitude glacial lake on Pamir Plateau with stunning reflections of Muztagh Ata, Kongur and surrounding snow‑capped peaks.

Located in Burqin County, Altay Prefecture, Kanas is a 5A‑level national geopark at an altitude of 1374 meters.

It is a famous continental valley glacier on the southern route of the Xizang overland tour, hanging directly on the steep mountain ridge and forming a spectacular blue ice wall that is easily accessible for self-driving tourists.

A living 2000‑year‑old Silk‑Road old town featuring labyrinth Uyghur alleys, handicraft workshops and authentic local bazaar culture.

The world‑highest land border gate on the Pamir Plateau, the China‑Pakistan border landmark along the Karakoram Highway.

Well-preserved ancient Qing-dynasty courtyard blocks that integrate Sichuan folk culture, traditional snacks and characteristic teahouses.

Famous Tibetan Gelugpa sacred monastery renowned for butter sculptures, murals and embroidered thangkas.

World-famous Tibetan Buddhist Gelug monastery with the world’s longest prayer wheel corridor, known as the World Tibetan Academy.

A sacred Tibetan holy lake facing Ganden Sumtseling Monastery, ideal for shooting temple golden roof reflections.

A free Ming & Qing-style ancient cultural block with waterscape, lanterns, folk shows and local snacks in downtown Lanzhou.

A national 4A gray-toned colorful hill Danxia landform closest to downtown Lanzhou, famed for ink-painting-like layered mineral rock formations.

It is said to be the retreat and cultivation site of Laozi, the founder of Taoism in the Spring and Autumn Period, who refined alchemy and preached here.

Laomendong Historic Block is situated east of Zhonghua Gate, Qinhuai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, an essential component of Qinhuai Scenic Belt.

Laoshan Scenic Area lies in Laoshan District, eastern Qingdao, bordering the Yellow Sea. Honoured as “China’s No.1 Coastal Mountain”, it is a national 5A‑level scenic spot and famous Taoist sacred mountain, with Jufeng Peak standing at 1132.7 meters, the highest mountain along China’s continental coastline.

Laoshan Shilaoren Bathing Beach is located in the eastern coastal area of Laoshan District, Qingdao, belonging to the core section of Qingdao Golden Coastline.