National Geographic selects 50 places in China that you must visit in your lifetime

The 50 must-visit places in China selected by "National Geographic" cover China's natural and cultural landscapes, including small town scenery, natural scenery, historical monuments and other types. For these attractions, we can explain them from three aspects: itinerary arrangements, transportation methods, and accommodation.

1. Itinerary: For these attractions, the itinerary needs to be flexibly adjusted according to personal interests and time. For example, if you are interested in natural scenery, you can choose to visit several natural landscapes in a row, such as Kanas, Ejina Banner Populus euphratica Forest, Hulunbuir, Jiuzhaigou, Daxingan Mountains, Kalajun Prairie, Linzhi, Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon, Shennongjia , Huangguoshu Waterfall, Hukou Waterfall, Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, Nujiang Grand Canyon, Daocheng Yading, Ngari, etc. If you are interested in historical monuments, you can choose to visit the Great Wall, the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Potala Palace, Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Yungang Grottoes, Longmen Grottoes, Terracotta Warriors, Mount Tai, Huangshan, etc.

2. Transportation: Choose the appropriate transportation method according to the location of different scenic spots and traffic conditions. For example, for attractions that are relatively close, you can choose self-driving or bus transportation; for attractions that are far away, you can choose airplanes, trains, or long-distance buses. At the same time, you can also reasonably arrange your itinerary and accommodation based on the traffic conditions around the scenic spots to save time and energy.

3. Accommodation: You should book accommodation in advance before traveling, and choose a suitable accommodation location based on your personal budget and needs. For some popular tourist cities, such as Yangshuo and Tengchong, accommodation may be tight and should be booked in advance. At the same time, when choosing a place to stay, you should consider the surrounding environment and traffic conditions to facilitate sightseeing and travel.

In general, the purpose of traveling is to relax, broaden your horizons, and experience different cultures and scenery. When choosing a travel destination, you should make arrangements based on your own interests and time, and plan your itinerary, transportation and accommodation in advance to make full use of your time and avoid unnecessary trouble.