Varied and rough
In the Northwest mountain ranges, steppes, taiga and deserts, in the East fertile hills, valleys and river deltas and in the South tropical forest and plantations framed by a coast dotted with islands. With its many climate zones, the vast China is home to an extraordinary variety of landscapes and hundreds of national parks, each offering something unique.
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For a hike past stunning mountain lakes and wildlife-rich vast forests, travel to Yunnan, to the idyllic Pudacuo N.P. Even more challenging is a trek through the Tiger's Gorge, along a narrow path above the swirling Yangtze River between sheer rock walls, past waterfalls, rice fields, industrious Naxis and herds of grazing goats.
Dazzling turquoise lakes, coniferous forests, deciduous forests and bamboo dominate the fairytale mountain landscape of Huanglongsi-Jiuzhaigou where you will observe the giant panda in its natural habitat.
Gliding on the cable car through Wulingyuan , you have magnificent views of karst caves, waterfalls, valleys and a forest of rock peaks shrouded in a mystical mist.
Zangye Danxia National Geological Park surprises with a stunning speckled landscape of rainbow mountains, a fiery sea of colors with irregular waves and a spectacular striped pattern in earth tones.
Admire the barren but enchanting beauty of the soft sand dunes of the Kumtag Desert in Xinjiang, from a dune pan, on the back of a camel or hop in a jeep to go deep into the Taklamakan Desert. Where the world can't find you....
