China's tourist attractions can be divided in different ways from different perspectives, and can be broadly categorized into the following eight types in terms of their main landscapes:
1, Lake Scenic Areas (Baiyangdian, West Lake in Hangzhou, Donghu Lake in Wuhan, Tianshan Tianchi in Xinjiang, Qinghai Lake, Danjiangkou Reservoir);
2, Mountain Scenic Areas (Yanshan, Taishan, Hengshan, Huashan, and Alishan);
3, Forest Scenic Areas (Xishuangbanna, Zhangjie in Hunan, Baotianman in Henan, Wolong in Sichuan, and Shennongjia in Hubei);
3, forest scenic area (Xishuangbanna, Hunan Zhangjiajie, Henan Baotianman, Sichuan Wolong, Hubei Shennongjia);
4, landscape scenic area (Guilin Lijiang River, the Yangtze River Three Gorges, Wuyi Jiuqu Stream);
5, seaside scenic area (Hainan, the end of the world, Xiamen, Dalian);
6, recreation and health resort (Hebei, Beidaihe, Jiangxi Mount Lushan);
7, religious temples and scenic spots (Jiuhua Mountain, Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Luoyang Longmen, Songshan, Wudang Mountain, etc.);
8, revolutionary memorial sites (Yan'an, Shixian, Xibaipo, Zunyi).
Expanded InformationChina is quite rich in landscape tourism resources.
As of December 2018, China*** has more than 30,000 scenic spots (including more than 10,300 A-level scenic spots, including 259 5A-level and 3,034 4A-level), 300 classic scenic spots for red tourism, 26 national-level tourist resorts, 10 model cities for tourism and leisure, 110 national ecotourism demonstration zones, 900 self-driving caravan camps under construction There are more than 16 national demonstration bases for general aviation tourism.