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AAAAA (5A) is awarded to the most important and best-maintained tourist attractions in the People's Republic of China, given the highest level in the rating categories used by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. As of 2020, there are 279 tourist attractions listed as 5A.[1]

History

The origins of the rating system for tourist attractions are based on criteria first set out in 1999 by the China National Tourism Administration (predecessor to the current Ministry of Culture and Tourism) and revised in 2004.[2] The criteria include quality and management factors like ease of transportation links, site safety, cleanliness, etc., and also takes into account the uniqueness and recognition of the sightseeing offers.[2] Tourist attractions were graded according to the criteria on a scale initially from A to AAAA with AAAAA or 5As added on later as the highest rating. A group of 66 tourist attractions was certified as the first set of AAAAA rated tourist attractions in 2007.[2] The first batch included many of the most iconic historical sites in China including the Forbidden City and Summer Palace. Additional batches of additional sites have been added including 20 new 5A sites in February 2017.[3] On rare occasions, a few locations have been downgraded from the highest rating category for deficiencies in visitor experience.[4]

List

Province Prefecture Name Date of Inclusion Description Image
Beijing Beijing Forbidden City
("Palace Museum") 		2007 A .72 km2 compound of 980 buildings,[5] initially constructed by the Yongle Emperor from 1406 to 1420,[6] used as the main palace of the Ming and early Qing dynasties, converted into a public museum in 1925.[7] Its southern Gate of Heavenly Peace (Tian'anmen) displays a famous portrait of Mao Zedong and has been the scene of numerous important events in modern Chinese history, including the 1 October 1949 celebration of the founding of the PRC and the Tian'anmen Square protests of 1989.
Beijing Beijing Temple of Heaven 2007 A 2.73 km2 compound of 92 buildings,[8] initially constructed by the Yongle Emperor in 1420,[8][9] used for the traditional worship of Heaven during the Ming and Qing dynasties, converted into a public park in 1918.[9]
Beijing Beijing Summer Palace 2007 A 2.97 km2 compound surrounding Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake,[10] initially constructed by the Qianlong Emperor from 1750 to 1764[10] to represent other famous sites of China and Chinese mythology in miniature, used as the unofficial main palace for the rest of the Qing,[11] infamously[12] razed by European troops in 1860 during the Second Opium War, rebuilt by the empress dowager Cixi and a center of late Qing government, damaged and looted by foreigners again in 1900 during the Boxer Rebellion, converted into a public park in 1924,[10] and extensively restored since 1953.
Beijing Beijing Badaling and Mutianyu Great Wall 2007 A 3,741 m section of the Great Wall[13] initially constructed in 1505 to protect the Juyong Pass,[14] restored after 1952,[15] and opened to tourists in 1958.[13] It has received scores of foreign leaders, most notably US president Richard Nixon during his 1972 visit.[15]
Beijing Beijing 13 Ming Tombs[16] 2011 A 34.35 km2 necropolis[17] constructed between 1409 and 1644 in a hollow of Yanshan Mountain, used as the resting place for 13 of the 16 emperors of the Ming.[16]
Beijing Beijing Prince Gong Mansion
("Prince Kung's Mansion")[18] 		2012 A 6 ha (15 acre) compound with an expansive garden,[18] initially constructed in 1777[19] by the Qianlong Emperor's notoriously corrupt[20] official Heshen, used as a residence for members of the imperial family including the diplomat Yixin during the rest of the Qing,[18] repurposed as the women's campus of Fu-Jen Catholic University under the Republic and as residences for leaders of the Ministry of Public Security under the People's Republic,[11] restored after 1982,[18] and opened as a museum in 1996.[21] It is one of the few surviving Qing palaces, out of the 74 still used by imperial princes at the fall of the empire.[11]
Beijing Beijing Olympic Green 2012 An 11.59 km2[22] Olympic Park constructed for the 2008 summer games, now featuring the Bird's Nest stadium, the National Indoor Stadium, the Water Cube aquatics center, the Olympic Forest Park, and national science & technology and the ethnic museums.
Beijing Beijing Old Summer Palace 2019 An 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) northwest of the walls of the former Imperial City section of Beijing. Constructed throughout the 18th and early 19th centuries, the Old Summer Palace was the main imperial residence of Qianlong Emperor of the Qing dynasty and his successors, and where they handled state affairs; the Forbidden City was used for formal ceremonies. Widely perceived as the pinnacle work of Chinese imperial garden and palace design, the Old Summer Palace was known for its extensive collection of gardens, its building architecture and numerous art and historical treasures. It was reputed as the "Garden of Gardens" (万园之园; 萬園之園; wàn yuán zhī yuán) in its heyday.
Tianjin Tianjin Guwenhua Jie
("Ancient Culture Street") 		2007 A 560 m[23] street lined with imitation Qing shops opened in 1986,[24] selling traditional wares and snacks[23][25] beside Mazu and Taoist temples (originally dating to 1326 and 1368, respectively)[24] and a folklore museum.[26]
Tianjin Tianjin Mount Pan
("Panshan Scenic Area") 		2007 A 105 km2 forest park surrounding 850 m Mount Pan,[26] whose temples were first built in AD 25 during the Han. The four surviving temples include a 13-story dagoba and have all been renovated since the 1990s.[26]
Hebei Qinhuangdao Shanhai Pass
("Shanhaiguan Scenic Area") 		2007 A cluster of fortifications which once guarded the 10 km Shanhai Pass between Horn Mountain in the Yan chain and the Bohai Gulf,[27] protecting "China Proper" from Manchuria, initially constructed in 583[28][29] during the early Sui dynasty and taking most of its present form from Xu Da's work in 1381 during the early Ming, when it became the eastern end of the Great Wall.[27] Its strategic importance made it the site of numerous major events,[29] most famously the 1644 battle that directly led to the establishment of the Qing.[30]
Hebei Baoding Baiyang Lake
("Lake Baiyandian") 		2007 The largest lake in northern China, although growing urban and agricultural water use after 1950 reduced its size from more than 1000 km2 to almost nothing in the 1980s.[31][32] It is presently composed of 143 smaller lakes around 366 km2 and is used for nature tourism,[33] but its size is now maintained by unsustainable use of highly polluted groundwater.[31][34]
Hebei Chengde Chengde Mountain Resort
("Imperial Summer Resort and the Surrounding Temples") 		2007 A 6.1 km2[35] compound initially constructed from 1703 to 1792 during the Qing,[35] with an imperial summer resort surrounded by areas of mountains, plains, and lakeshore mimicking China's overall topography,[36] serving as a culmination of traditional Chinese gardening and an influence on landscape gardening worldwide.[35] The palace was a particular favorite of the Kangxi and Qianlong emperors, and its intermixed ethnic architectural styles consciously affirmed their government's commitment to a multicultural state, and it.[35]
Hebei Baoding Yesanpo National Park 2011 A 334.8 km2[37] park at the intersection of the Taihang and Yan chains,[37] comprising three main scenic areas—the Baili Gorge, the Longmentian Pass, and Fodongta Peak with Yugu Cave.[37]
Hebei Shijiazhuang Xibaipo 2011 A village including a museum and other memorials reconstructing its role as the headquarters of the Chinese Communist Party and People's Liberation Army in late 1948 and early 1949, an important period of the Chinese Civil War.[38] (The original sites are underwater as a result of local hydroelectric projects.)[39]
Hebei Tangshan Eastern Qing Tombs 2015 A 78 km2[40] necropolis of 508 buildings constructed between 1661 and 1908[41] in a hollow of Changrui Mountain,[42] used as the resting place of 5 emperors of the Qing,[42] as well as the dowager empress Cixi.[43]
Hebei Handan Nüwa Imperial Palace
("Wahuang Palace")[44] 		2015 A 1.7 km2[44] compound beside Phoenix Mountain (Fenghuangshan)[45] honoring the goddess Nüwa,[44] who temples were first built under the Han.[44] The surviving palaces and temples were initially constructed under the Wanli Emperor of the Ming,[45] were restored in the 1990s, and include one of China's most impressive rock carvings: 130,000 characters of Buddhist scripture engraved into the mountains from the Northern Qi onward.[44][46]
Hebei Handan Guangfu Ancient City 2017 A 1.5 km2[47] town in the center of Yongnian Marsh,[47] first settled during the Spring and Autumn Period[48] and serving as the capital of Dou Jiande's and Liu Heita's short-lived principalities of "Xia"[47] and "Handong"[49] during the late Sui, with city walls initially constructed under the Tang and modern construction mimicking the town's appearance under the Ming.[50] It has museums to locals Yang Luchan and Wu Yuxiang, the founders of the two largest schools of tai chi.[47][51]
Hebei Baoding Mount Baishi
("Whitestone Mountain
Scenic Area")[52] 		2017 A forest park surrounding 2096 m Mount Baishi, the northern end of the Taihang Mountains[52] and site of the 1937 Battle of the Great Wall during the 2nd Sino-Japanese War.
Hebei Baoding Western Qing tombs 2019
Shanxi Datong Yungang Grottoes 2007 An 8.5 km2[53] area of 252 caves in the Wuzhou Mountains with 51,000 niches filled with Buddhist statues and 18,000 m2 of carved wall space,[54] initially constructed under the Northern Wei in the 5th & 6th century,[55] expanded by the Liao in the 11th,[56] and restored since 1952.[57] There is also a ruined Ming fortress and beacon tower over the caves.[58]
Shanxi Xinzhou Mount Wutai 2007 A 423.12 km2[59] area surrounding the five peaks of Mount Wutai (3,061 m), considered holy since at least the Han (1st century AD), the site of imperial pilgrimage since the Northern Wei (5th century),[59] and the seat of the Buddhist bodhisattva Manjushri (Wenshu) since the 7th century,[60] and now hosting 53 monasteries in architecture spanning over a thousand years, including a timber hall from the Tang.[59]
Shanxi Jincheng House of the Huangcheng Chancellor 2011 A 10 ha[61] (25 acre) walled estate with 9 gates, 19 gardens, and 640 rooms, initially constructed in 1633 for Chen Changyan and expanded in 1703 for Chen Tingjing, tutor to the Kangxi Emperor and chief editor of the Kangxi Dictionary.[62]
Shanxi Jinzhong Mount Mian[63] 2013 A 75 km2 area[64] surrounding the peak of Mt Mian (2,440 m),[63] considered holy since at least the Spring and Autumn Period (8th–5th centuries BC),[65] most famed as the scene of Jie Zhitui's supposed immolation by Duke Chong'er of Jin c. 636 BC[64] and thus the home of China's Cold Food and Tomb-Sweeping Festivals,[66] the site of imperial pilgrimage since the Tang (7th century),[64] when Li Shimin won an important victory nearby[65] and constructed a temple for the Princess Changzhao to retire to as a Buddhist nun.[64]
Shanxi Jinzhong Pingyao
("Pingyao Ancient City")[67] 		2015 A 2.25 km2[68] walled town of about 4000 buildings[69] in central Shanxi, first protected by earthen ramparts c. 800 BC,[68] thoroughly reconstructed and fortified c. 1370 under the early Ming,[68] serving as the financial center of the region from the 16th century and of the entire Qing Empire during the late 19th century.[68] The town exemplifies Ming & Qing urban planning, with over a hundred streets and lanes lined with 17th–19th century shops criss-crossing the town.[68] Organized restorations have been undertaken periodically since the 15th century, the most recent phase beginning in 1979.[68] The World Heritage Site also includes the nearby Shuanglin and Zhenguo Temples.[69]
Shanxi Xinzhou Yanmen Pass Scenic Area[70] 2017 A cluster of fortifications which once guarded the 1 km Yanmen Pass beside Mt Gouzhu,[71] protecting "China Proper" from the nomads of the Eurasian steppe, initially constructed around 306 BC during the Warring States Period[72] and taking most of its present form from Lu Ting's work in 1374 during the early Ming,[71] when it formed part of the "inner" line of the Great Wall.[72] Its strategic importance made it the site of numerous major events, most famously the 980 battle which formed an important element in the Chinese legends, plays, &c. about Yang Ye and the other Generals of the Yang Family.[73]
Shanxi Linfen Locust tree of Hongdong Scenic Area 2018
Shanxi Changzhi Huguan Taihang Grand Canyon and Baquan Gorge 2019
Inner Mongolia Ordos Xiangshawan 2011 Desert resort
Inner Mongolia Ordos Mausoleum of Genghis Khan 2011 A 225 km2[74] area surrounding a compound of 4 buildings[74] constructed between 1954 and 1956[75][76] to house relics used in the veneration of Genghis Khan, Tolui, and their wives since the Yuan, repurposed as a salt depot in 1968,[77] restored in the early 1980s,[75] and now the world center of Genghis Khan's cult,[77] despite having only replicas[78] after its desecration during the Cultural Revolution.[75] The site also includes an expansive prairie, an equestrian sports center, a hot air balloon area, and a village showcasing traditional Mongolian culture.[79]
Inner Mongolia Hulunbuir Manzhouli China-Russia
Border Tourist Area 		2016[80] The area includes the Matryoshka Resort, a cultural resort with a matryoshka theme, and National Gate Resort, a huge border gate with an observation deck at the top for visitors to overlook the border area between China and Russia. Other attractions at the scenic area include the No 41 Border Monument, Locomotive Square and the historical site of the 6th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party held in 1928.[80]
Inner Mongolia Hinggan League Mount Arxan and Chaihe River
scenic area[81] 		2017 An amalgam of the Arxan National Forest Park and Geopark, the Zhalantun Scenic Area, and Rose Peak.[81]
Inner Mongolia Chifeng Ashatu Stone Formation 2018
Inner Mongolia Alxa League Populus euphratica Tourist Area 2019
Liaoning Shenyang Shenyang Botanical Garden 2007
Liaoning Dalian Tiger Beach Ocean Park,
Tiger Beach Polar Museum 		2007
Liaoning Dalian Golden Pebble Beach 2011
Liaoning Benxi Benxi Shuidong National Park 2015 Benxi Water Caves
Liaoning Anshan Qianshan National Park 2017
Liaoning Panjin Red Beach Scenic Area 2019
Jilin Changchun Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo 2007
Jilin Baishan Changbai Mountains 2007
Jilin Changchun Jingyuetan National Forest Park 2011
Jilin Changchun Changchun Movie Wonderland 2015
Jilin Yanbian Mount Liuding 2015
Jilin Changchun Changchun World Sculpture Park 2017
Jilin Tonghua Goguryeo Heritage Sites 2019
Heilongjiang Harbin Sun Island 2007 One of the main exhibition areas for ice sculptures during the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival.
Heilongjiang Heihe Wudalianchi 2011
Heilongjiang Mudanjiang Jingpo Lake 2011 Has received a serious warning from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism[citation needed]
Heilongjiang Yichun Stone Forest Scenic Area 2013 Located within the Tanwanghe National Park.
Heilongjiang Daxing'anling Arctic Village 2015
Heilongjiang Jixi Hutou Scenic Area 2019
Shanghai Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower 2007
Shanghai Shanghai Shanghai Wild Animal Park
("Shanghai Wildlife Park") 		2007
Shanghai Shanghai Shanghai Science & Technology Museum 2010
Jiangsu Nanjing Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum 2007 Located on Purple Mountain
Jiangsu Wuxi CCTV Wuxi Film/TV Studio 2007
Jiangsu Suzhou Classical Gardens of Suzhou (Humble Administrator's Garden, Lingering Garden and Tiger Hill) 2007
Jiangsu Suzhou Zhouzhuang 2007 Located on Kunshan
Jiangsu Wuxi Ling Shan Grand Buddha 2010
Jiangsu Nanjing Fuzimiao and Qinhuai River 2010
Jiangsu Yangzhou Slender West Lake 2010
Jiangsu Suzhou Tongli 2010
Jiangsu Changzhou Oriental Jurassic Park 2010
Jiangsu Taizhou Qin Lake Scenic Area 2012
Jiangsu Suzhou Jinji Lake 2012 Located in Suzhou Industrial Park
Jiangsu Nantong Hao River 2012
Jiangsu Zhenjiang Three Mountains of Zhenjiang (Jinshan, Jiaoshan and Beigushan) 2012
Jiangsu Wuxi Yuantouzhu 2012
Jiangsu Suzhou Lake Tai 2012
Jiangsu Changzhou Tianmu Lake 2013
Jiangsu Suzhou Shajiabang and Yushan 2013
Jiangsu Zhenjiang Mount Mao 2014
Jiangsu Huai'an Former Residence of Zhou Enlai 2015
Jiangsu Yancheng Dafeng Milu Nature Reserve 2015
Jiangsu Xuzhou Yunlong Lake 2016
Jiangsu Lianyungang Mount Huaguo 2016
Jiangsu Changzhou Chunqiu Yancheng 2017
Jiangsu Wuxi Hui Shan Ancient Town 2019
Zhejiang Hangzhou West Lake 2007
Zhejiang Wenzhou Yandang Mountains 2007
Zhejiang Zhoushan Mount Putuo 2007
Zhejiang Hangzhou Qiandao Lake 2010
Zhejiang Ningbo Xikou-Tengtou scenic spot 2010 Located in Fenghua
Zhejiang Jiaxing Wuzhen 2010
Zhejiang Jinhua Hengdian World Studios 2010 Located in Dongyang
Zhejiang Jiaxing South Lake 2011
Zhejiang Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park 2012
Zhejiang Shaoxing Lu Xun Native Place 2012
Zhejiang Quzhou Root Palace Buddhist Cultural Tourism Zone 2013 Located in Kaihua County
Zhejiang Huzhou Nanxun Old Town 2015 Located in Nanxun District
Zhejiang Taizhou Tiantai Mountain 2015
Zhejiang Taizhou Shenxianju 2015 Located in Xianju County
Zhejiang Jiaxing Xitang 2017
Zhejiang Quzhou Mount Jianglang and Nianbadu 2017
Zhejiang Ningbo Tianyi Ge and Moon Lake 2018
Zhejiang Lishui Xiandu 2019 Located in Jinyun County
Anhui Huangshan Huangshan
("Mount Huangshan Scenic Area") 		2007
Anhui Chizhou Mount Jiuhua 2007
Anhui Anqing Mount Tianzhu 2011 Has received a serious warning from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Anhui Huangshan Xidi and Hongcun 2011
Anhui Lu'an Tiantangzhai 2012
Anhui Xuancheng Longchuan 2012
Anhui Fuyang Bali River 2013
Anhui Huangshan Huizhou Cultural Area 2014
Anhui Hefei Sanhe Ancient Town 2015
Anhui Wuhu Fantawild Adventure Wuhu 2016
Anhui Lu'an Wanfo Lake 2016
Fujian Xiamen Gulangyu 2007
Fujian Nanping Wuyi Mountains
("Mount Wuyi") 		2007 Has received a serious warning from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Fujian Zhangzhou
Longyan 		Fujian Tulou 2011 Has received a serious warning from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Fujian Sanming Taining 2011
Fujian Ningde Baishuiyang 2012
Fujian Quanzhou Mount Qingyuan 2012
Fujian Ningde Mount Taimu 2013
Fujian Fuzhou Sanfang Qixiang 2015
Fujian Longyan Gutian 2015
Jiangxi Jiujiang Mount Lu 2007
Jiangxi Ji'an Jinggang Mountains 2007
Jiangxi Shangrao Mount Sanqing 2011
Jiangxi Yingtan Mount Longhu 2012
Jiangxi Shangrao Jiangwan Village 2013 Located in Wuyuan County.
Jiangxi Jingdezhen Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum 2013
Jiangxi Yichun Mingyue Mountain 2015
Jiangxi Ganzhou Cradle of the People's Republic of China 2015
Jiangxi Fuzhou Mount Dajue 2017
Jiangxi Shangrao Guifeng Peak 2017
Jiangxi Nanchang Pavilion of Prince Teng 2018
Jiangxi Pingxiang Wugong Mountains 2019
Shandong Yantai Penglai Pavilion 2007
Shandong Jining Temple and Cemetery of Confucius and the Kong Family Mansion in Qufu 2007
Shandong Tai'an Mount Tai 2007
Shandong Qingdao Mount Lao 2011
Shandong Yantai Mount Nanshan 2011
Shandong Weihai Liugong Island 2011
Shandong Zaozhuang Taierzhuang Ancient Town 2013 Located in Tai'erzhuang District.
Shandong Jinan Baotu Spring 2013
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Shandong Linyi Yimeng Mountain 2014 Located in Yishui County.
Shandong Weifang Qingzhou Ancient Town 2017
Shandong Weihai Huaxiacheng 2017 Quarry complex turned into a scenic area and tourist attraction. Received more than 2.3 million tourists in 2018.[82]
Shandong Dongying Huanghekou 2019
Henan Zhengzhou Mount Song and Shaolin Monastery 2007
Henan Luoyang Longmen Grottoes 2007
Henan Jiaozuo Yuntai Mountain 2007
Henan Kaifeng Qingming Riverside Landscape Garden 2011 Cultural theme park that recreates the painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival.
Henan Luoyang Baiyun Mountain 2011
Henan Anyang Yinxu 2011 Site of the archaeological discovery of oracle bones and oracle bone script, which resulted in the identification of the earliest known Chinese writing.
Henan Pingdingshan Mount Yao and Spring Temple Buddha 2011
Henan Luoyang Mount Laojun and Jiguan Cave 2012
Henan Luoyang Longtan Grand Canyon 2013
Henan Nanyang Laojieling and
Xixia Dinosaur Relics Park 		2014
Henan Zhumadian Mount Chaya 2015
Henan Anyang Red Flag Canal and Taihangshan Gorge 2016
Henan Shangqiu Mount Mangdang 2017
Henan Xinxiang Baligou 2019
Hubei Wuhan Yellow Crane Tower 2007
Hubei Yichang Three Gorges Dam 2007
Hubei Shiyan Wudang Mountains 2011
Hubei Yichang Three Gorges Tribes Scenic Area 2011
Hubei Enshi Shennong Stream 2011
Hubei Shennongjia Shennongjia Nature Reserve 2012
Hubei Yichang Qing River 2013
Hubei Wuhan East Lake 2013
Hubei Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Scenic Area 2014
Hubei Enshi Enshi Grand Canyon 2015
Hubei Xianning Chibi 2018
Hubei Xiangyang Longzhong 2019
Hunan Hengyang Mount Heng 2007
Hunan Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan and Tianmen Mountain 2007
Hunan Yueyang Yueyang Tower and Junshan Island 2011
Hunan Xiangtan Shaoshan 2011
Hunan Changsha Yuelu Mountain and Orange Isle 2012
Hunan Changsha Huaminglou Town 2014
Hunan Chenzhou Dongjiang Lake 2015
Hunan Shaoyang Mount Langshan 2016
Hunan Zhuzhou Yandi Mausoleum 2019
Guangdong Guangzhou Chimelong Tourist Resort 2007
Guangdong Shenzhen OCT 2007
Guangdong Shenzhen Mission Hills Resort 2011
Guangdong Meizhou Yannanfei Tea Fields 2011
Guangdong Guangzhou Baiyun Mountain 2011
Guangdong Qingyuan Lianzhou Underground River 2011
Guangdong Shaoguan Mount Danxia 2012
Guangdong Foshan Mount Xiqiao 2013
Guangdong Foshan Changlu Park 2014
Guangdong Huizhou Mount Luofu 2014
Guangdong Zhanjiang Dajiao Bay Maritime Silk Road Park 2015
Guangdong Zhongshan Former Residence of Sun Yat-sen 2016 Located in Cuiheng Village, Nanlang Town
Guangdong Huizhou Huizhou West Lake 2018
Guangdong Zhaoqing Xinghu 2019
Guangxi Guilin Li River 2007
Guangxi Guilin Merryland World 2007
Guangxi Guilin Jingjiang Princes' Palace 2012
Guangxi Nanning Mount Qingxiu 2014
Guangxi Guilin Two Rivers and Four Lakes Scenic Area 2017
Guangxi Chongzuo Detian Waterfall 2018
Guangxi Baise Memorial Park of Baise Uprising 2019 Site of the 1929-1931 Baise Uprising
Hainan Sanya Nanshan Buddhism Cultural Zone 2007
Hainan Sanya Nanshan Daxiaodongtian 2007
Hainan Baoting Yanoda Rainforest 2012
Hainan Lingshui Boundary Island 2013
Hainan Baoting Binglang Canyon Scenic Area 2015
Hainan Sanya Wuzhizhou Island 2016
Chongqing Chongqing Dazu Rock Carvings 2007
Chongqing Chongqing Small Three Gorges 2007
Chongqing Chongqing Wulong Karst 2011
Chongqing Chongqing Youyang Taohuayuan Scenic Area 2012
Chongqing Chongqing Black Valley Scenic Area 2012
Chongqing Chongqing Jinfo Mountain 2013 Jinfo Mountain is an isolated mountain with cliffs up to 300 m surrounding its relatively flat top, surrounded by forest. With its outstanding karst features and superb biodiversity, Jinfo Shan has been listed as a tentative World Heritage site since 2001.
Chongqing Chongqing Simian Mountain 2015
Chongqing Chongqing Longgang Geological Park 2017 Longgang Geological Park is characterized by peculiar landforms such as karst, deep karst caves, grasslands and stalagmites. The world's longest cantilever bridge can also be found here.
Chongqing Chongqing Ayi River 2019
Sichuan Chengdu Mount Qingcheng and the Dujiangyan Irrigation System 2007 Construction of the Dujiangyan irrigation system began in the 3rd century B.C. This system still controls the waters of the Minjiang River and distributes it to the fertile farmland of the Chengdu plains. Mount Qingcheng was the birthplace of Taoism, which is celebrated in a series of ancient temples.[83]
Sichuan Leshan Mount Emei 2007 The first Buddhist temple in China was built here in Sichuan Province in the 1st century A.D. in the beautiful surroundings of the summit Mount Emei. The addition of other temples turned the site into one of Buddhism's holiest sites. Over the centuries, the cultural treasures grew in number. Mount Emei is also notable for its exceptionally diverse vegetation, ranging from subtropical to subalpine pine forests. Some of the trees there are more than 1,000 years old.[84]
Sichuan Ngawa Jiuzhaigou 2007 Stretching over 72,000 ha in the northern part of Sichuan Province, the jagged Jiuzhaigou valley reaches a height of more than 4,800 m, thus comprising a series of diverse forest ecosystems. Its superb landscapes are particularly interesting for their series of narrow conic karst land forms and spectacular waterfalls. Some 140 bird species also inhabit the valley, as well as a number of endangered plant and animal species, including the giant panda and the Sichuan takin.[85]
Sichuan Leshan Leshan Giant Buddha 2011 The most remarkable is the Giant Buddha of Leshan, carved out of a hillside in the 8th century and looking down on the confluence of three rivers. At 71 m high, it is the largest Buddha in the world.[84]
Sichuan Ngawa Huanglong 2012 Situated in the north-west of Sichaun Province, the Huanglong valley is made up of snow-capped peaks and the easternmost of all the Chinese glaciers. In addition to its mountain landscape, diverse forest ecosystems can be found, as well as spectacular limestone formations, waterfalls and hot springs. The area also has a population of endangered animals, including the giant panda and the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey.[86]
Sichuan Guang'an Former Residence of Deng Xiaoping 2013 The Former Residence of Deng Xiaoping was built in the late Qing dynasty (19th century). It is located in Paifang Village of Xiexing Town, Guang'an District, Guang'an City. It has a building area of about 833.4 m2 (8,971 sq ft), embodies buildings such as the old houses, the statue of Deng Xiaoping, the Dezheng Place, the Cultural relics Exhibition Hall, the Hanlin Yard .
Sichuan Nanchong The Ancient City of Langzhong 2013 Since 1985, the PRC government has awarded Langzhong with various accolades on three separate occasions. In 1986 the State Council named it a famous and historical town. In 1991, it was finally upgraded to county-level city status.
Sichuan Mianyang Beichuan Qiang City Tourist Area 2013 Located in Beichuan Qiang Autonomous County, the tourist area is composed of ruins of the old Beichuan county seat, new Beichuan county seat, and Beichuan Earthquake Museum, etc.
Sichuan Ngawa Wenchuan Special Tourist Area 2013 Wenchuan County is a county in Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan. The county was the site of the epicentre and one of the areas most severely hit by the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, also known as the Wenchuan earthquake.
Sichuan Guangyuan Jianmen Pass Scenic Area 2015 Jianmen Pass is a mountain pass located southwest of the city of Guangyuan in Sichuan province. It has also been called "Jianmenguan Pass". The mountain pass was a part of the Shu Roads. The construction of the gate was related to the Three Kingdoms era strategist, Shu Han chancellor Zhuge Liang.
Sichuan Nanchong Former Residence of Zhu De 2016 Zhu De's Former Residence was built in the late Qing Dynasty (1644–1911). It is located in Linlang Village, Ma'an Town, Yilong County. It has a building area of about 2560 square meters, embodies buildings such as the old houses, the Zhu De Memorial Hall, the statue of Zhu De, the Cultural relics Exhibition Hall, and Lancao Garden.
Sichuan Garzê Hailuogou Glacier Forest Park 2017 Hailuogou is a glacier national park located southeast of Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province. It is by the east face of Mount Gongga(Miya Konka) at the east boundary of Eastern Tibetan Plateau. Inside this park there are hanging glaciers, hundreds of ice caves, giant icefalls and quiet forest. Among them the Great Icefall is 1000 meters’ long and 1100 meters’ wide. The glaciers locate by the elevation of around 2800 meters above sea level. The difference of plantations is massive between the base at Moxi and Camp 4 at the highest location of the park.[87]
Sichuan Ya'an Bifengxia 2019
Guizhou Anshun Huangguoshu Waterfall 2007
Guizhou Anshun Longgong National Park Scenic Area 2007
Guizhou Bijie Baili Dujuan National Forest Park Scenic Area 2013
Guizhou Qiannan Zhangjiang Scenic Area 2015
Guizhou Guiyang Qingyan Ancient Town 2017 Originally built in the year 1378, during the Ming Dynasty. Qingyan's pig's feet is a local delicacy found in the town. The pig's feet symbolize good luck. Located in Huaxi District.
Guizhou Tongren Mount Fanjing 2018 The highest peak of the Wuling Mountains in southeastern China, at an elevation of 2,570 m (8,430 ft). Mount Fanjing (also known as Fanjingshan) is also a sacred mountain in Chinese Buddhism.
Guizhou Qiandongnan Zhenyuan Old Town 2019
Yunnan Kunming Stone Forest 2007
Yunnan Lijiang Jade Dragon Snow Mountain 2007
Yunnan Dali Three Pagodas 2011
Yunnan Xishuangbanna Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden 2011
Yunnan Lijiang Old Town of Lijiang 2011
Yunnan Dêqên Potatso National Park 2012 Located in Shangri-La
Yunnan Kunming World Horti-Expo Garden 2016
Yunnan Baoshan Tengchong Volcanic Scenic Area 2016
Tibet Lhasa Potala Palace 2013 The 5th Dalai Lama started construction of the Patala Palace in 1645, and it served as the residence of the Dalai Lama until the 14th Dalai Lama fled to India during the 1959 Tibetan uprising. The palace consists of thirteen stories of buildings —containing over 1,000 rooms, 10,000 shrines and about 200,000 statues— that soar 117 metres (384 ft) on top of Marpo Ri, the "Red Hill", rising more than 300 metres (980 ft) in total above the valley floor.
Tibet Lhasa Jokhang Temple 2013 Located in Barkhor Square in Lhasa, the oldest part of the temple was built in 652 by Songtsen Gampo. Tibetans, in general, consider this temple as the most sacred and important temple in Tibet. The temple is currently maintained by the Gelug school, but they accept worshipers from all sects of Buddhism.
Tibet Nyingchi Tsozong Gongba Monastery 2017 A small Tibetan Buddhism monastery founded in the 1400s in the Nyingma tradition, it is located on Tashi Island in the middle of Pagsum Lake in the Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains
Tibet Shigatse Tashi Lhunpo Monastery 2017 Founded in 1447, it is a historic and culturally important monastery that is the traditional seat of the Panchen Lama. The monastery is located on a hill in the center of the city. The full name of the monastery in Tibetan means "all fortune and happiness gathered here."
Shaanxi Xi'an Huaqing Pool 2007
Shaanxi Yan'an Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor 2007
Shaanxi Xi'an Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, Terracotta Army 2007 Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum
Shaanxi Weinan Huashan 2011
Shaanxi Xi'an Giant Wild Goose Pagoda 2011
Shaanxi Baoji Famen Temple 2014
Shaanxi Shangluo Golden Gorge Scenic Area 2015
Shaanxi Baoji Mount Taibai 2016
Shaanxi Xi'an Xi'an City Wall and Stele Forest 2018
Shaanxi Yan'an Yan'an Revolutionary Scenic Area 2019
Gansu Pingliang Kongtong Mountains 2007
Gansu Jiayuguan Jiayu Pass 2007
Gansu Tianshui Maijishan Grottoes 2011
Gansu Jiuquan Singing Sand Dunes
and Crescent Lake 		2015
Gansu Zhangye Qicai Danxia 2019
Qinghai Haibei Qinghai Lake 2011
Qinghai Xining Kumbum Monastery 2012
Qinghai Haidong Huzhu Homeland Park 2017
Ningxia Zhongwei Shapotou 2007
Ningxia Shizuishan Shahu Lake Scenic Area 2007
Ningxia Yinchuan Zhenbeibao West Film Art Center 2011
Ningxia Yinchuan Shuidonggou 2015 The oldest known paleolithic site in China, and a section of the Great Wall.
Xinjiang Changji Heavenly Lake of Tianshan
("Tianchi") 		2007
Xinjiang Turpan Grape Valley 2007
Xinjiang Altay Kanas Lake
("Resort Kanasi Lake") 		2007
Xinjiang Ili Nalati Grasslands 2011
Xinjiang Altay Koktokay 2012
Xinjiang Kashgar Jinhuyang Forest 2013
Xinjiang Bayingolin Bosten Lake 2014
Xinjiang Ürümqi Tianshan Grand Canyon 2014
Xinjiang Kashgar Old Kashgar 2015
Xinjiang Ili Kalajun Grassland 2016
Xinjiang Bayingolin Bayanbulak Grassland 2016
Xinjiang Beitun Baisha Lake 2017

Downgrading

Tourist sites found deficient by the China National Tourism Administration (merged into the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in 2018) have lost their 5A accreditation due to deficiencies in visitor experience.[4] In 2015, Shanhai Pass in Hebei was the first tourist site to be downgraded from 5A. The next wave of downgrading occurred in 2016 with the removal of Orange Isle in Hunan and Shenlong Gorge in Chongqing for "security concerns, overpricing, poor environmental management and poor facility maintenance, as well as bad service mainly resulting from a lack of staff members."[4]

Province Prefecture Name Date of Inclusion Date of Delisting Description Image
Chongqing Chongqing Shenlong Gorge 2013 2016
Shanxi Jinzhong Qiao Family Compound 2014 2019[88] A 1.1 ha[89] (2.6 acre) courtyard house comprising six large courtyards and 313 rooms built in the shape of a 囍,[89] the character for "double happiness", initially constructed in 1755 for the tofu and tea merchant Qiao Guifa,[90] rebuilt twice,[91] including for the financier Qiao Zhiyong,[89] converted into the Qixian Folk Museum in 1986, and the setting for Zhang Yimou's 1991 Raise the Red Lantern and over 40 other movies.[89]

See also

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