Top 10 Chinese Summer Escape Cities for Cool Scenery

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Cultural and Tourism Station Author: Eric Date: 2023-09-19 18:09:02
Summer has arrived, and the scorching weather can be quite bothersome. Instead of hiding in an air-conditioned room, why not embark on a refreshing journey? Below is an introduction to the top ten summer escape cities in China, allowing you to enjoy the cool scenery even during the hot summer days.

Lijiang, Yunnan
Nestled among the plateau’s mountains and waters, Lijiang boasts a cool and pleasant climate and is one of the world’s famous tourist destinations. Attractions such as the ancient city of Lijiang, Shuhe Ancient Town, Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, and Lugu Lake draw countless visitors.

Pinggu, Beijing
Located in the northeastern part of Beijing, Pinggu is a minority area dominated by mountain landscapes, a natural ecological reserve, and a historical and cultural city. It is known for its unique snacks such as tofu, strawberries, gourd chicken, hourglass noodles, and buckwheat noodles.

Chongming, Shanghai
Chongming, located in the northeastern part of Shanghai, benefits from its unique water and soil resources, making its pastoral scenery particularly famous. It is the largest natural scenic area in Shanghai and features typical Yangtze River Delta Japanese-style swamp grassland vegetation. Attractions such as Putuo Mountain, Lu Dam, Jinhui Port, and Huangdu Town attract many visitors.

Dujiangyan, Sichuan
Dujiangyan, located in Sichuan Province, is a famous tourist area and a historical and cultural city in the southwest of Beijing.

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Well-known attractions include the Dujiangyan irrigation system, Qingcheng Mountain, the Giant Panda Breeding Base, and Chunxi Road.

Bijie, Guizhou: Bijie is one of the prefecture-level cities in Guizhou Province, located in the far west of Southwest Guizhou. It is a typical mountain city. Rich in tourist resources, attractions include Huaxi Ancient Town, Zhenjin Cave, and Beacon Cultural Park. Bijie aims to create an ecological tourist city that combines natural landscapes with cultural excellence.

Yueyang, Hunan: Yueyang City, located in the northeastern part of Hunan Province, is home to the unique beauty of Dongting Lake, unparalleled in the world. Yueyang’s tourism resources also include attractions such as Junshan Island, Yueyang Tower, and Dongting Lake Flower Sea Tourism Area.

Yingde, Qingyuan: Yingde City is located in the northern part of Guangdong Province, at the intersection of Guangfu culture, Fujian-Guangdong culture, and Hakka culture. Yingde’s tourism resources include the Sanjiangyuan National Nature Reserve, the highest altitude hot springs in the world, the famous Queen’s Road, and the Yaxi Expressway Mountain Road.

Xiangshan, Zhejiang: Xiangshan County is beautiful with clear mountains and waters, and has a moderate temperature difference throughout the year, making it one of the famous tourist destinations in Zhejiang Province. It boasts multiple scenic areas such as Jinping Mountain National Forest Park, Giant Salamander Cave, and Chun Lake Wetland Park, making it an excellent place for cool tourism.

—Zhangjiajie, Hunan
Zhangjiajie is located on the northwest edge of Hunan Province and is renowned for its beautiful scenery and abundant tourism resources. The main attractions of Zhangjiajie include Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Yellow Dragon Cave, and Tianmen Mountain.

Chengde, Hebei
Chengde is situated in the northwest of Hebei Province, adjacent to Beijing. It boasts clear mountains and waters, along with numerous famous historical sites. Chengde’s famous attractions include the Badaling Great Wall, the Mountain Resort, Changli Jingtai Temple, and Yingzui Mountain Scenic Area.

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