Do Wuhan residents need to bring nucleic acid testing and quarantine when traveling to Lijiang, Yunnan?

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Inter-provincial tour groups will be opened nationwide on July 14. From now on, various provinces and cities will welcome a large number of foreign tourists. Therefore, Wuhan people need to bring some when going to scenic spots such as Lijiang in Yunnan. Is there a negative nucleic acid test report? Do I need to be quarantined? According to the Hubei Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention, people from Wuhan who want to travel to other provinces only need to provide the Hubei Green Code.

1. People from Wuhan do not need to be tested or quarantined when traveling to Yunnan

There is no need for nucleic acid testing or quarantine. As of July 15, 2020, 30 provinces across the country have adopted the "green code access" policy for low-risk areas, including Yunnan Province. At this stage, all counties (cities and districts) in Hubei Province are low-risk areas. The Hubei Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention stated that all can pass with the Hubei Health Code "Green Code" and no nucleic acid test negative certificate is required.

List of 30 provinces and cities that allow Wuhan residents to pass green codes:

Yunnan, Beijing, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hebei, Tianjin, Shandong, Jilin, Henan, Heilongjiang, Hunan, Shanxi, Liaoning, Guangdong, Guangxi, Inner Mongolia, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi, Sichuan, Gansu, Qinghai, Hainan, Shaanxi, Ningxia, Tibet, Guizhou, Chongqing, and Xinjiang

This means that people in Wuhan are on business trips, tourism, and studies. , accommodation, all regions in Yunnan Province do not require passengers to present nucleic acid test reports, not only in Yunnan Province, but also in all provinces and cities in inland areas, so start traveling

2. July 14th! Resumption of inter-provincial group travel

The first is to resume inter-provincial (district and city) group travel. The cultural and tourism administrative departments of each province (district and city) can resume travel agencies and online tourism under the conditions of doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control. The enterprise operates inter-provincial (district, city) group travel and "air tickets + hotel" business.

The second is to increase the limit of tourist attractions to 50%. The number of tourists received by tourist attractions shall not exceed 30% of the maximum carrying capacity. 50%.

As of 9:00 on July 14, the search volume for group tour products on the Qunar.com platform increased four times compared with the previous period, with Hainan island tours, Yunnan folk tours, and East China tours becoming the most popular ones. The most popular routes. However, after inter-provincial travel is relaxed in an orderly manner, tourists still need to take personal epidemic prevention

3. Famous scenic spots in Lijiang, Yunnan Province

5A-level scenic spots. There are Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Scenic Area and Lijiang Ancient Town; 4A-level scenic spots include Lijiang Yushui Village Scenic Area, Shuhe Ancient Town, Black Dragon Pool, Lugu Lake Scenic Area, Guanyin Gorge Scenic Area, Dongba Valley Scenic Area, and Lijiang Laojun Mountain National Park Liming Scenic Area

< p>1. Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Scenic Area

Lijiang City's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain Scenic Area is located in Yulong Naxi Autonomous County. It is the southernmost snow mountain in the northern hemisphere. It is covered with snow and has 13 continuous snow peaks. , like a "giant dragon" flying across the sky, so it is called "Jade Dragon"

2. Lijiang Old Town

Lijiang Old Town is located in the ancient city of Lijiang City, Yunnan Province and was built in the late Song Dynasty. In the early Yuan Dynasty (late 13th century AD), it was located on the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau. The streets in the city were built along mountains and rivers, paved with red breccia. It was one of the second batch of approved Chinese historical and cultural cities. One of the two ancient cities successfully declared as a World Cultural Heritage.

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