The Wuyi Mountains stretch for over a thousand miles, forming a natural barrier in western Fujian. Their highest peak, Mount Huanggang, rises to 2,157 meters and is known as the "Roof of East China." From the foothills to the summit, evergreen broadleaf forests, mixed broadleaf-conifer forests, bamboo forests, dwarf forests, and meadows each dominate at different elevations. This distinct vertical vegetation distribution is extremely rare at this latitude.

The Last Tear of the Atlantic Ocean — a shade of blue purer than the South of France

When it comes to "winter tourism", some people may wonder if Mount Huangshan will be closed in winter? In fact, Mount Huangshan is not closed in winter, but with its unique charm, it becomes the most exciting and romantic season of the four seasons. Mount Huangshan in winter is like a fairyland on earth, making people intoxicated and unable to extricate themselves.

Nestled among rolling green mountains in Nanjing county, Zhangzhou, Fujian province, time feels suspended in Guanyang village.

A sea of clouds recently gathered after a spell of rain this early winter in the Wulingyuan scenic area of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in central China's Hunan Province. The misty scene, coupled with colorful foliage adorning the park's iconic peaks, resembles a series of natural mountain paintings. With temperatures fluctuating, the region is anticipated to experience its first snowfall in December.

The Badaling Great Wall scenic area has launched a sunrise trip for visitors wishing to experience the site in the early morning.

Located at the southern foot of the Qilian Mountains, large fields of highland barley in Qilian county, Haibei Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Qinghai Province, are ripe for harvest, painting the landscape with vibrant hues of gold. The mountains and vast grasslands seem to be paved with golden carpets.

More than 100 hectares of rice fields are ready for harvesting at Guojiawan Village in Yuping Dong Autonomous County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Golden terraces stretch across the landscape, with the delightful aroma of ripening rice filling the air.

In early fall, the night skies above Fanjing Mountain in southwest China's Guizhou Province offered a breathtaking spectacle, turning the World Natural Heritage Site into a celestial wonderland. As you look up, you'll be mesmerized by the brilliance of the Milky Way, where countless stars shine like jewels in the night sky. It's a sight beyond words – and truly a feast for the eyes!

Jiaju Village in Congjiang County, southwest China's Guizhou Province is a traditional Miao village known for its well-preserved diaojiaolou, houses propped up on wooden stilts, and stunning terraced landscapes.

Nestled atop the mountain, the small village of Xiyagou was once a secluded area, isolated by cliffs and peaks. The lack of accessible roads made daily life difficult for its inhabitants. They sustained themselves primarily through farming staples like corn and potatoes, yet the rugged terrain resulted in modest annual incomes that barely met their needs. Interaction with the outside world was limited to delivering essential packages through ropes.

Featuring natural wonders such as rugged ridges, precipitous cliffs and a magnificent sea of clouds, Wang Mang Ridge in Lingchuan County, Shanxi Province offers a refreshing retreat in the hot summer months. The scenic area in the southern part of the Taihang Mountains is one of the most emblematic representations of the natural ecology and landscapes of the Taihang Mountains.

Located on the ancient Silk Road, the Pamir Plateau covers an area of around 100,000 square kilometers from the westernmost point of China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to parts of Tajikistan and Afghanistan. With an average elevation of more than 4,000 meters and all its major peaks sitting at over 6,000 meters, the plateau boasts mountain glaciers, vast freshwater reserves, and breathtaking scenery, including the "Father of Ice Mountains" – Muztag Ata.

Built during the Tang Dynasty (618-907), the Huihang Ancient Trail winds and twists through the spectacular mountains and waters of Zhejiang and Anhui provinces. This trail was an important trade route for merchants from Anhui and Zhejiang in ancient times, and played an important political, economic and cultural role in history. It also serves as a corridor combining natural scenery and culture.

Hulun Buir Grassland is a world-renowned natural pasture and one of the four largest grasslands in the world. This vast expanse of greenery is located in north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, covering an area of around 113,000 square kilometers. With its sea of grass and rolling green waves, it is a paradise for nature lovers.

Nestled in southeast China, Fujian is an attractive coastal province steeped in millennia of cultural heritage and seafaring history. As a significant hub of the Maritime Silk Road, its cities, such as Xiamen, Fuzhou and Quanzhou, developed a cosmopolitan outlook, and travelers can also be surprised by the international linkages in its food, architecture, language and people.

Lascaux Cave in France and the Mogao Grottoes in China both stand as distinguished cultural heritage sites, each with its own rich history.