What are the unpopular but distinctive tourist spots in China?

The following are some unpopular but distinctive tourist spots in China for your reference:

1. Aershan: Located at the junction of Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang, it is known as one of the top ten secret places in China, with beautiful grasslands, high-altitude forests and waterfalls, and unique riverside Ewenki culture.

Beidaihe: a small city on the Gold Coast, with beautiful beaches, blue waters, ancient and magical Shanhaiguan, the ancient royal resort "Yuanhong Daofu" and other attractions.

3. Weihai: Located at the top of Shandong Peninsula, it is a tourist city with seaside scenery and island landscape, with the famous Weihai International Ocean Park and magnificent island community.

4. Lushan Mountain: Located in Nanchang City, Jiangxi Province, it is one of the famous scenic spots in China. Known as "the first mountain in the south of the Yangtze River", the mountain is majestic, with rugged rocks, deep canyons, numerous hot springs and rich cultural relics.

5. Shennongjia: One of the nature reserves in China, it is a natural environment and human landscape integrating eco-tourism and sightseeing.

6. Huashan Mountain in Qinling Mountains: Huashan Mountain is one of the five famous mountains in China, with steep peaks and cliffs. There are ancient Taoist temples and hidden temples in the mountains; Qinling Mountain is one of the famous mountain ranges in China, surrounded by peaks, valleys, waterfalls, streams and ancient forests, which is beautiful and mysterious.

7. South Xinjiang: Xinjiang is a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and multi-landscape area. In the south, there are spectacular scenery such as Bosten Lake and Kuqa Grand Canyon, as well as unique Uygur culture and the history of the ancient Silk Road.

8. Sailimu Lake: The largest inland lake in China, located in Tacheng, Xinjiang, is a mysterious and precious lake with magnificent natural scenery and unique Kyrgyz culture.