What are the classifications of tourist natural landscapes?

There are five classifications of tourist natural landscapes:

(1) Mountain scenery: mainly refers to famous scenic mountains, famous historical and cultural mountains and ice and snow peaks.

(2) Karst landforms: For example, the Qixing Rock in Zhaoqing, Guangdong has seven limestone peaks shaped like the Big Dipper. There are many caves in the mountains, with underground rivers and various strange cave accumulation landforms. The landscapes of Guilin and Yangshuo in Guangxi are mainly famous for surface karst landscapes such as stone buds, stone forests, peak forests, and Tiansheng Bridge.

(3) Wind-sand landforms: including wind-eroded landforms and wind-sand landforms. The former includes wind-eroded pillars, wind-eroded mushrooms, wind-eroded ridges, wind-eroded castles, etc., such as the wind-eroded "Devil City" in Urho, Xinjiang, and the "Yadan" landform in Lop Nur; the latter refers to the sand dunes and Gobi formed by the accumulation of wind and sand, such as the Crescent Moon in Dunhuang, China. The Mingsha Mountain in Quanquan and Shapotou in Zhongwei, Ningxia have the phenomenon of Mingsha.

(4) Coastal landforms: including sea erosion landforms, sea accumulation landforms, rocky coasts, sandy coasts, mangrove coasts, coral reef coasts and other forms. Blue sky, clear water, golden sand and fine waves, sunrise and sunset, and some sea mirages complement each other. China's famous coast is rich in tourism resources. Dalian Jinshi Beach, for example, has fascinating reef wonders and well-developed sea cliffs, sea erosion ravines and other coastal landforms. It is also a famous bathing beach.

(5) Unusual landforms: relatively rare landforms in the world, such as Ayers Rock in Australia, the Grand Canyon of Colorado in the United States, and Ma Guizhou in China, which are famous for their ground cracks, sinkholes, and peaks. The Linghe ground fissure rift valley landscape, Heilongjiang's Wudalianchi volcanic lava landscape featuring stone seas and volcanic craters, Fujian's Yuanyangxi Baishuiyang underwater stone square, Yunnan's Yuanmou soil forest, etc.