Haba River in Altay, Xinjiang

Altay is located in northern Xinjiang. It borders Russia and Kazakhstan in the northwest, and the Mongolian People's Republic of China in the northeast. The border is more than 1,100 kilometers long. There are Altay Mountains in the north and Junggar Basin in the south. The terrain is high in the northeast and low in the southwest. It is a cold area with a temperate continental climate.

The spring is windy, the summer is rainy, the autumn is cool, and the winter is cold and long. There are two major water systems in the territory, the Irtysh River and the Ulungu River. The Irtysh River is the only river in my country that flows into the Arctic Ocean, and the Ulungu River is an inland river known as the "Northern Fishing Town".

Sichuan-Tibet Highway

The Sichuan-Tibet Highway starts from Chengdu, Sichuan, passes through Ya'an and Kangding, and is divided into two lines at Xinduqiao: the north line passes through Garze and Dege and enters Tibet. Chamdo, Bangda; the southern route passes through Ya'an, Litang, and Batang, enters Mangkang, Tibet, and then meets the northern route at Bangda, and then passes through Basu, Bomi, and Nyingchi to Lhasa.

The Sichuan-Tibet Highway is currently the longest highway in my country. It is world-renowned for its long mileage, crossing mountains and rivers, and the difficulty of construction and maintenance. It is quite difficult and dangerous to choose the Sichuan-Tibet Highway to enter Tibet, but the amazing scenery along the way is unmatched by other routes.

Dingxi, Gansu

Dingxi has a long history and obvious location advantages. This is the important birthplace of civilization in the upper reaches of the Yellow River. There are the famous Majiayao Culture, Qijia Culture, Siwa Culture and Xindian Culture in the Neolithic Age. It has been an "important town" on the Silk Road since ancient times and is the only place where the New Eurasian Continental Bridge must pass. It is also the east gate of Lanzhou City, the capital of Gansu Province, only 98 kilometers away from Lanzhou City.

Liupanshui, Guizhou

From north to south, the karst natural features, ancient cultural sites, and the splendid folk customs and folk culture of more than 30 ethnic groups are like pearls inlaid in this Wumeng. earth. In the central area of ??Liupanshui, there is the Qilin Cave Park, known as the "Floating Mountain on the Sea of ??Earth"; in the Liuzhijiang Scenic Area, there are the heritage of the ancient Yelang country, the only ecological folk custom Changjiao Miao Museum in Asia, and the strange mountains of the Beipanjiang Gorge Strange sights; there are Panxian Dadong and Zhuhai scenic spots, the national key Wendadong Paleolithic site that records the origin, evolution and environmental evolution of mankind, Danxia Mountain, which is famous for half of the Tibetan Buddhist scriptures, and the karst scenery recorded in Xu Xiake's travel notes. There are thousands of ancient ginkgo trees that provide the evolution process of ancient plants, etc. Coupled with the superior geographical environment, the climatic conditions of "no severe cold in winter and no scorching heat in summer" provide the right time and location for displaying Liupanshui's rich tourism resources.

Daxinganling Wetland

The Halahai Wetland is located at the northwest end of the Songnen Plain, the southern foot of the Daxinganling, and the northwest of Longjiang County. It has a total area of ??300 square kilometers and a core water area of ??30 square kilometers. The water level difference is large. The wetland is overgrown with reeds, teeming with fish and birds, and surrounded by lakes. It is the only primitive wetland with lakes in my country. The most valuable discovery of this wetland is its pristine nature, which is rare in the world. Its large area of ??wetland has not been developed or polluted. Its good original nature is also rare in the world. Except for a handful of seasonal fishermen in the wetlands, the silence of the eons of wilderness has never been broken. There are also large areas of grassland, semi-desert and woodland in the surrounding areas of the wetland, and there is very little human damage.

The Yarlung Zangbo River

The Yarlung Zangbo River is called Yangchapo Zangbo in ancient Tibetan, which means the water flowing down from the highest peak. It has three sources: the northern branch originates from the Gangdise Mountains and is called Ma Rong Zangbo; the middle branch is called Chem Rong Dong, which is considered to be the main source of the Yarlung Zangbo River due to its large water volume all year round; the southern branch originates from the Himalayas. Called Kubi Zangbo, this tributary has a large amount of water every summer. After the three tributaries converge, the section to Rizi is collectively called the Maquan River. However, in the Zhadong area, the river is also called Dabula Zangbo, which means Ma River in Tibetan; or Mazang Zangbo, which means Mother River in Tibetan. The Lazi area is called Yangquezangbu. To the west of Lazi, the Yarlung Zangbo River is collectively called Dazhuo Kabu, which in Tibetan means water flowing from the mouth of a good horse. The area around Qushui is called Yalu in Tibetan, and the area where the river flows to Shannan is called Yalong (named because of the Yalong song in Shannan area). Therefore, this river is called Yalong Zangbo. However, it is pronounced as Yarlung in the Qushui area, because the exact phonetic pronunciation of "Lu" in Tibetan is "Long", which means the river flowing from Qushui through the valley plain, so the entire river is collectively called the Yarlung Zangbo River.

The Himalayas

The Himalayas are the highest mountain range in the world. They are located between China and Nepal in Asia. They are distributed on the southern edge of the Tibetan Plateau, starting from Nanga Pal in Kashmir in the west. Butte Peak (35°14''21" north latitude, 74°35''24" east longitude, 8125 meters above sea level), to Namjagbarwa Peak at the big bend of the Brahmaputra River in the east (29°37''51" north latitude, 95 east longitude °03''31", 7756 meters above sea level), with a total length of about 2500 kilometers. The main peak, Everest, has an altitude of 8844.43 meters. According to plate tectonics, the Himalayas were formed by the collision of the Indian plate and the Eurasian plate. So now the Himalayas are still slowly rising. There are approximately more than 70 peaks in the Himalayas.

Simao, Yunnan

Simao was once an important stop on the "Ancient Tea Horse Road".