Eco Protection Brings out Natural Beauty in SW China Prefecture

Sustainable advancement calls for a long-lasting strategy to protect the environment. In Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in southwest China’s Sichuan Province, the “grain-for-green” program has gone a long way to maintain the distinct local landscape.

The location boasts a rich diversity of tourism resources, varying from mesmerizing locations such as Jiuzhaigou National Park to unique ethnic folk culture, but it also maintains animals and plants that have long been extinct in other parts of the world, like giant pandas and davidia involucrate (likewise called the dove tree or ghost tree).

The grasslands in Aba are vast and the snow-capped mountains and rivers are stunning. The complex landforms, interlaced valleys, and diverse environments make up a distinct environment. Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture is kept in mind as one of the best locations for ecotourism on the planet.

Visitors can take pleasure in a splendid view of plateau surroundings, as well as experience regional Tibetan culture. The number of travelers has actually been increasing steadily over the past few years.