The six most domineering scenic spots in China are forbidden to foreigners and reserved for China people. Do you know why?

The six most domineering scenic spots in China are forbidden to foreigners and only allowed to visit by China people, because these scenic spots have special significance. In order to better protect these scenic spots, such regulations have been made. There are many scenic spots that China people need to apply in advance to enter, which shows how tough the relevant departments are to protect these areas. The 1 th scenic spot where foreigners are forbidden to enter is Xiaojiangnan, which is Nanyigou in Tibet. The scenery here is very beautiful, and the local area is still the border between China and India.

Some netizens speculated that it may be because the geographical location of this scenic spot is very special and foreigners are not allowed to enter. In addition, it is also known as a paradise for animals and plants, because the local resources are rich and may be afraid of resource leakage, which is also a reason why others are not allowed to enter. The second place where other people are forbidden to enter is the Xisha Islands in Hainan, which is a very important area in China, so foreigners are definitely not allowed to enter, and even China people need to go through various formalities in advance to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

The third place is Laojun Mountain in Henan, which is known as a fairyland on earth. This is a military base, so foreign tourists are not allowed to enter. The environment of Laojun Mountain is particularly beautiful, so you can take your family to experience the special local scenery. The fourth is Shennongjia, known as savage valley. It is a virgin forest, and there are many unsolved mysteries in this forest. This area is a place people are exploring, so foreigners are not allowed to enter.

The fifth area is the Dadu River Gorge in Sichuan, which was once the military base of China in ancient times. Although it is no longer used, it is only allowed to enter China. The sixth place where foreigners are not allowed to visit is Lushunkou, Liaoning Province, which is a very important national defense military base and a post station for migratory birds. No matter protecting the environment or local secrets, foreigners are not allowed to enter at will. These six places are all scenic spots that only belong to China people.