Over 3,700 Chinese Attractions Reopened as China Bounces Back from Coronavirus
Published: Mar. 26, 2020
More than 3,700 China's scenic areas have reopened recently after being closed for two months. Since January, China has been seriously hit by coronavirus. However, as the infection cases have been contained effectively, China gradually recovers from the virus and welcomes resumption of work. Some famous attractions such as Badaling Great Wall, Yellow Mountain, Ancient City of Pingyao, and West Lake have reopened while more and more interesting places will reopen soon.
Badaling Great Wall in Beijing
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Yellow Mountain & Hongcun Village in Anhui Province
Ancient City of Pingyao in Shanxi
West Lake in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
Potatso National Park in Yunnan Province
Pudacuo National Park is located in the center of the Three Parallel Rivers Scenic Area in northwest Yunnan. The park is rich in animal and plant resources, with mirror-like mountain lakes, beautiful water and green pasture. The two lakes inside Bita Lake and Shudu Lake are also known as the "pearls of the plateau".
Yading Nature Reserve, Daocheng in Sichuan Province
Other Famous Attractions Reopened:
Shanghai: At present, 48 attractions opened, including three landmark scenic spots in Lujiazui area, namely the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai Tower, Madame Tussauds Shanghai, and Fengjing Ancient Town.
Xi'an: The reopened scenic areas include Xi'an City Wall, Tang Paradise, Huaqing Pool, Louguantai, Qinling Wildlife Park, and Zhuque National Forest Park…
Guilin: 82 scenic areas opened, including Li River, Elephant Trunk Hill, Xingping Ancient Town…
Shandong Province: More than 100 attractions opened, including Confucius Temple, Baotu Spring Park, Thousand-Buddha Mountain, and Mt. Laoshan.
Xinjiang Autonomous Region: At present, there have been over 131 scenic areas opened, such as Heavenly Lake, Kanas Reserve, Kashgar Bazaar, Sayram Lake and Kashgar Old City.
Qinghai Province: About 10 sites open now including Qinghai Lake, Dange'er Ancient City
Guizhou Province: All the attractions have been declared to open since March 25, including Huangguoshu Waterfall, Xijiang Qianhu Miao Village, and Fanjing Mountain.
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