What are the restricted tourist areas in China that you cannot enter?

There are also many tourist restricted areas in China that cannot be entered randomly. This is the blacklist of travel agencies. But if you have to go to these tourist restricted areas, I can only say "please cherish life" to you.

Qiangtang: no-man’s forbidden area

Qiangtang means “Northern Highlands” in Tibetan, specifically referring to the northern Tibetan Plateau, with an average altitude of more than 5,000 meters. Not many people can enter In this "forbidden zone of human life", not many people can visit this "kingdom of wild animals". This is "the third pole of the earth", this is "the roof of the roof of the world".

In the uninhabited land of Qiangtang Grassland, there is less than one person per square kilometer on average. So you can imagine it like this: more often than not, there is no one for dozens of kilometers or even hundreds of kilometers, and what you encounter may be wolves and bears. If you dare to travel alone through this mysterious tourist restricted area, then I believe you can definitely count. A "real man"!

Beijing Old House: Ghostly Place

Hear the sound of silk and bamboo at night, mixed with the resentful voice of a young woman reciting poetry? You can hear people playing music at night, and sometimes you can see palace maids and eunuchs passing by in a queue? Some people have also encountered the ghosts of injustice wandering in the alleys? It sounds so weird, but this is a strange thing that often happens at night in many old houses in Beijing and even a large number of royal palaces such as the Forbidden City.

Those ancient houses are rarely visited due to various historical reasons. They have accumulated a gloomy atmosphere for several years and have gradually become a tourist restricted area. Gradually, some rumors are circulating that will make your spine shiver and break out in cold sweat. supernatural stories. These stories are like "Ghost Blowing the Lamp", which makes you afraid to listen and watch, but you can't help but want to hear and watch.

Laangcuo: Ghost Lake

Laangcuo, known as Ghost Lake, means "poisonous black lake" in Tibetan. It is located in Pulan County, Ngari Prefecture, close to the Holy Land of Tamsui. Lake Manana is separated from Yumcuo all the way and is a brackish water lake, so the water in the lake is not drinkable by humans and animals. Perhaps because of nature, the water quality of the Holy Lake and the Ghost Lake is completely different: the water of the Holy Lake is clear and sweet, while the water of the Ghost Lake is bitter and difficult to swallow.

The scenery of La Ang Tso is equally beautiful, and the lake is also mesmerizingly blue. However, it is a tourist restricted area and is nicknamed the "Ghost Lake". This may be because there are no plants and flowers around La Ang Tso. Without cattle and sheep, the reason why it is lifeless and lifeless. The most terrifying legend is that the plan of Laang Tso looks like a peeled human skin.