Where are the more famous mountain landscapes in the world? Thanks

I am not very familiar with mountainous landscapes abroad. Let me introduce you to some of the more famous mountainous landscapes in China. The following ones are all very famous. If you have time, you can visit them. The design and planning in all aspects are quite good. I heard that some of them are from the Vision Design Institute, and I really admire them. Without further ado, please read:

1. Qingcheng Mountain

Qingcheng Mountain is located in the southwest of Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province and the northwest of Chengdu Plain. It is 68 kilometers away from Chengdu and 16 kilometers away from Dujiangyan City. It is a branch of the Qionglai Mountains. The whole mountain has verdant trees and is evergreen all year round. It is surrounded by peaks and looks like a city outline, so it is named Qingcheng Mountain. The scenic area covers an area of ??200 square kilometers. Qingcheng Qianshan Scenic Area is located at the gateway. The starting and ending points of the tour are Duanshan Gate and Jianfu Palace, including the Haoshen Hotel to Xinshan Gate (along the motorway), Xinshanmen to Hexiang Villa (along the motorway), tea gardens, Chicheng Pavilion to Jianfu Palace. Fugong (along the motorway), Fangning Trail.

2. Paoma Mountain

The full name of Paoma Mountain, located in the south of Kangding City, is "Doji Pam Fairy Mountain" in Tibetan, or "Pam Mountain" for short. The transliteration of "Mushan". She is a sacred mountain, not a horse racing venue as the name suggests. For more than a hundred years, the first sentence of "Kangding Love Song": "On the mountain of Paoma, there is a slippery cloud!" has made Paoma Mountain famous all over the world. It stands side by side with thousands of famous mountains and rivers, and is outstanding in the world.

3. Wangwang Mountain

Wangwang Mountain", also called "Wangwang Mountain", is located in the north of Bazhong City. The mountain is steep and the scenery is beautiful. Although "Wangwang Mountain" is different from "Wangwang Mountain" "Wangwangshan" only has the words "wang" and "wang" reversed in order, but it gives Beishan a different historical connotation. The name "Wangwangshan" is because Li Xian, the sixth son of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty and Li Xian, the second son of Wu Zetian, were When he was demoted to Bazhou, he often climbed this mountain and looked west to Chang'an, so it was named "Wangwang Mountain", which is related to Taoism and legend.