China Travel Navigation Full Search for National 4A-Level Scenic Spots

Author: Tang Diying
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: 1,500 feature images, 700,000 refined texts, creating a travel guide for 673 national 4A-level scenic spots; 31 types of scenic areas, covering all domestic 4A destinations, allowing flexible searches based on different category needs; Effortless! A meticulously designed 4-level classification system with an encyclopedia-style page layout, featuring dual positioning through scenic category and province search; Each page covers scenic features, historical culture, local cuisine and specialties, travel and accommodation guides, tailored to your trip; Evaluating classic scenic spots with the "scenery index, cultural index, health index, entertainment index, convenience index" of 5 major tourism coordinates, guiding your exploration of China! 1,500 feature images, 700,000 refined texts, creating a travel guide for 673 national 4A-level scenic spots; 31 types of scenic areas, covering all domestic 4A destinations, allowing flexible searches based on different category needs; Effortless! A meticulously designed 4-level classification system with an encyclopedia-style page layout, featuring dual positioning through scenic category and province search; Each page covers scenic features, historical culture, local cuisine and specialties, travel and accommodation guides, tailored to your trip; Evaluating classic scenic spots with the "scenery index, cultural index, health index, entertainment index, convenience index" of 5 major tourism coordinates, guiding your exploration of China! The biggest feature of the book is the first time all domestic 4A-level scenic spots are reasonably categorized into 31 types, allowing you to freely search based on your needs for different category destinations; Following the principle of category division, the book breaks the traditional arrangement by province or region, organizing all 4A scenic spots into two major parts—natural landscapes and cultural landscapes—based on category, then further arranging them by scenic features and recreational value, and finally ordering them within each category from north to south and west to east in other regions. If within the same province, the arrangement is based on the time the spot was selected as a 4A destination. Ultimately, a multi-level classification system is formed that "emphasizes scenic category, combines geographical orientation, and references the importance differences reflected in the selection time." Of course, for many comprehensive-type scenic spots, the arrangement can only prioritize a single feature for categorization. To facilitate reader searches, the book includes an index by province in the appendix, enabling comprehensive evaluation and positioning of 4A scenic spots within a single province. With the birth of the "National 4A Scenic Area Classification Search Guide," readers' searches for domestic tourism destinations will become exceptionally effortless.