中国最美旅游景点 国内最美的15个景点

国内最美的15个景点  

Wuzhen in southern China's ZheJiang Province is the hometown of
renowned modern Chinese writer Maodun
who described life in Wuzhen
in his masterpiece The Lin's Shop. The town's uniqueness lies in its
layout
which is divided into six districts featuring traditional
workshops
local-style dwellings
culture
food and drinks
shops

as well as customs and lifestyle.
Zhouzhuang is located 38 km southeast of Suzhou City in Jiangsu
Province. As one of the most famous Chinese water towns known as
the "Venice of the East"
it has well-preserved ancient residential
houses
local traditions and customs
as well as elegant watery
scenery.
Fenghuang county in Xiangxi prefecture
Hunan Province has a well-
preserved ancient town with over half of its population made up of
the Miao and Tujia minorities. There are various ethnic languages

customs
arts and many architectural remnants of the Ming and Qing
styles in the town. Surrounded by mountains
the town is also
embraced by a river.
Also known as China's Miao village of 1
000 households
is
surrounded by green mountains
crystal-clear rivers and has a
picturesque landscape. Moreover
visitors can learn about the
culture of the Miao people
including their songs and dances.
Daocheng county is located in Garzê Tibetan Autonomous prefecture

Sichuan Province. There is green grassland
colorful flowers
high
mountains
bright sky and fresh air. The area has the largest remains
of an ancient glacier in the Tibetan plateau.
Located in east Yunnan Province
Luoping county is famous for its
beautiful spring scenery
when the canola flowers are in full bloom.
The mountains are covered in canola flowers
creating a floral sea
of gold.
The terraced rice fields in Yuanyang county
Yunnan Province have
been cultivated for at least 1
300 years by the Hani people. The
fields are mainly located 1
000 to 2
000 meters above sea level.
Rice can grow only once a year in the fields. Crops in the terraced
fields are planted every April and harvested from mid-September to
mid-November.
The Longsheng rice terraces in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region are built
on the slope winding from the riverside up to the mountain top
380 to 880
meters above sea level. The mountain is divided so that it looks like layers
of water in the spring
layers of green rice shoots in the summer
and layers
of golden rice shoots in the fall.
In Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous prefecture in
Sichuan Province
there are many famous tourist
destinations
including the Wolong National Natural
Reserve for giant pandas
Jiuzhai Valley
Huanglong
National Park and Siguniang Mountain.
Lugu Lake is located on the border of Sichuan and Yunnan provinces.
It is a high mountain plateau lake 2
685 meters above sea level.
With the deepest point at 93.5 meters below the ground
the lake is
surrounded by mountains and has eight islands and many bays and
beaches.
As a tributary of the Pearl River
Hongshui River originates at Mt.
Maxiong in Yunnan Province. There are villages and terraces on the
mountains and the clear water in the river acts as a mirror of the
surrounding areas.
Qiandao Lake in Zhejiang Province has a total area of 573 square
kilometers. It is a manmade lake with 1
078 large islands and a few
thousand smaller ones. The lake is so clear that Nongfu Spring mineral
water pany gets its water from this lake. Besides the clear water
and the green trees
it is also famous for the unique islands
such
as Bird Island
Monkey Island and Lock Island.
Weizhou Island in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is China's youngest
and largest inactive volcanic island with an area of 24.74 square
kilometers. You can see scenery is made by sea erosion and marine
accumulation
as well as experience the life of the Kejia people.
Heaven Lake in Moutain Changbai in Jilin Province is a crater lake.
It lies at the top of Baekdu Mountain. Besides water
there are also
rocks in the lake
and in recent years
fishes are found in the lake

including the rainbow trout.
In the Pamir Mountains in southeast Xinjiang live the Tajik and
Kyrgyz people. As one of the world's highest mountains
Pamir is
the mountain range in Central Asian formed by the junction of the
Himalayas
Tian Shan
Karakoram
Kunlun and Hindu Kush ranges. The
mountain range is so high that has been known as the "Roof of the
World".