Which province in China has the most scenic spots?

Sichuan is the province with the largest number of scenic spots in China. At present, there are 66 major scenic spots, among which Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong scenic spots are listed in the World Natural Heritage List by the United Nations, and Emei Mountain-Leshan Giant Buddha is listed in the World Natural and Cultural Heritage List by the United Nations. Together with 13 scenic spots such as Zhuhai in southern Sichuan and Jianmen Shudao, they are also rated as national scenic spots.

there are 56 national and provincial forest parks and 7 national and provincial nature reserves in Sichuan. There are more than 1 kinds of rare animals protected by the state, represented by the national treasure panda, more than 2 alpine ecosystems with an altitude of more than 5, meters, vast grassy slopes and grasslands, which are one of the five major pastoral areas in China, more than 1,1 species of vertebrates accounting for more than 4% of the discovered number in China, and more than one-third of the plant species in China, including 8 rare species specially protected by the state, as well as the Yangtze River, Yalong River and Yalong River. The rich and diverse landscape and ecological system have great attraction to tourists who admire nature, love adventure and seek novelty.

Sichuan has a long history, with cultural relics and historic sites all over the country. There are many historical sites, historic sites and memorial sites of modern revolution since the pre-Qin period. Seven cities, including Chengdu, Zigong, Yibin, Luzhou, Leshan, Dujiangyan and Langzhong, have been named as famous historical and cultural cities in China by the State Council. There are also 24 provincial historical and cultural cities, 22 famous towns, 4 national key cultural relics protection units, 268 provincial cultural relics protection units and 64 museums (memorial halls and exhibition halls). Important relics include Sanxingdui ancient ruins, the ruins of Shu and Han in the Three Kingdoms, and the ruins of the Long March of the Red Army.

Sichuan is a province where many ethnic groups live together for a long time in China, with outstanding regional characteristics. Each ethnic group has its own traditional life customs and national festivals. Rich and colorful folk customs, unique and prestigious Sichuan cuisine, Sichuan wine, Sichuan opera, tea houses, etc., have great attraction to tourists at home and abroad. Some of them are cultural tourism resources that have not been developed so far, such as the unique folk customs of the Qiang and Yi nationalities, and the unique Mosuo matriarchal culture that has been preserved so far.

a province with such rich and intensive tourism resources is rare not only in China, but also in the world. Sichuan has increasingly become a fascinating tourist destination for tourists at home and abroad. According to the relevant state departments, "Sichuan's unique tourism resources are not only the basis of tourism development, but also an important basis for China to realize its historical leap from a tourist power in Asia to a tourist power in the world.