The Nujiang Grand Canyon is one of the deepest and most spectacular river canyons in the world. Stretching between the Gaoligong and Biluo Snow Mountains, it offers breathtaking views of steep cliffs, rushing rivers, suspension bridges, and traditional villages perched on mountainsides. Visitors can enjoy hiking, photography, and unforgettable scenic drives through one of Yunnan's most dramatic landscapes.

Hidden near the border with Myanmar, Dulongjiang is one of China's most isolated valleys. Surrounded by dense forests and snow-capped mountains, it is home to the Dulong people, one of China's smallest ethnic groups. Visitors can explore pristine natural scenery, learn about traditional Dulong culture, and experience one of Yunnan's most untouched regions.

Perched high on the mountainside above the Nu River, Laomudeng Village offers panoramic views of the canyon and surrounding peaks. The village is famous for its Lisu culture, traditional wooden houses, and peaceful atmosphere. It is also one of the best places to witness spectacular sunrises and sunsets over the Nujiang Valley.