What scenic spots in China that have not been over-exploited and still maintain their original ecology are worth visiting?

There are many scenic spots in China that are not over-developed. We recommend Baoshan Stone City, Tibet Puma Yumcuo, and Guangdong Yingxi Peak Forest Corridor. These places are beautiful and rarely visited, so you can consider them.

Around 635 AD, a group of Naxi ancestors moved to the top of Baoshan Mountain in the Jinsha River Canyon. They cultivated terraced fields, carved rocks into ladders, and built a spectacular city with rocks from the bottom to the mountains. This is Baoshan Stone City.

600 years after the city was founded, the Yuan Dynasty army marched southward to Duan's Dali and once stationed in the stone city, hence the "Cibo Prince Pass" scenic spot.

The architecture in Baoshan Stone City has a distinctive Naxi style, with white walls and black tiles, and a regular layout, which is spectacular. When visiting the city, you can appreciate the Naxi ethnic customs, eat Naxi food, wear Naxi clothes, and see the water tanks, stoves and stone beds carved from huge rocks in the city.

Puma Yumcuo, Tibet, is the highest freshwater lake in the world. This place was originally the jewel in the palm of the Himalayan snow-capped mountains. The water quality is pure and transparent, and there are many fish species in the lake. The lake water will reflect different colors due to different sunlight and time of day. When the wind blows, the blue-green water surface is blown up by thin silver-white waves. It is so beautiful that it does not contain a trace of human fireworks, and it is almost impossible to take your eyes away.

Learning to fish from the locals, or watching the morning glow, admiring the sunset in the evening, or just breathing the unpolluted air will give people a poetic feeling.

The Yingxi Peak Forest Corridor in Guangdong is known as "the first peak forest scenery in the south". Its mountains and rivers are like the gentle Lingnan beauty of Emei. There are picturesque small bridges and flowing water, as well as lush bamboo forests and simple farmhouses. Every time the sun rises, the forest is filled with mist. Every time the sun sets, the farmers return from their hoeing work and exchange pleasantries. It’s really a good scene. Pastoral.