Top 100 Famous Scenic Spots in China

Author: Ye Xiaojun
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Time flies, and life is short. As travel activities gradually become a compulsory part of daily life, the question of where to go and what scenic spots to visit arises. Tourists are not professional travelers; they neither have the necessity nor the possibility to explore all the mountains and waters of the beautiful China. For them, selection is essential. This book is carefully curated to meet the needs of tourists, selecting more than 120 representative scenic spots and concisely describing their general and main characteristics, as well as the best viewing angles, to cater to the needs of both tourists and tour guides. These scenic spots are the essence of China's natural landscapes and cultural heritage and should be the primary destinations for travelers. Some scenic spots in this book are not entirely concentrated together but are geographically close or of the same type, such as the ancient sites of Quanzhou and the water towns of Suzhou, with the purpose of maintaining clarity, distinct categories, and avoiding fragmentation. The book does not include all traditional specialized tourism resources. Urban travel has become an important part of people's travel activities, and we have selected some cities to be included in the book as urban tourism resources in a social utility manner. Whether this is appropriate is still an experiment. The selection of scenic spots is entirely based on our own views and does not involve any existing evaluation of tourism resources. This is merely for clarification.