The Mengdong River is a national 4A-level scenic area located in Yongshun County, Xiangxi Tujia and Miao Autonomous Prefecture. The river features 108 rapids, 20 waterfalls, and notable attractions like Hani Palace and Sanjiao Rock. The Mengdong River Tourism Area encompasses the middle and lower reaches of the Mengdong River, the You River, and the Lingxi River, offering a stunning karst landscape. Tourists can enjoy rafting along the Mengdong River or explore the ancient town of Wangcun, which has over 2,000 years of history. Qifeng Lake, formed during the construction of the Fengtan Hydropower Station, is another highlight of the region, with its serene and ever-changing scenery.

The Xiangshan Scenic Area in Guilin, China, is a renowned tourist destination that combines natural beauty with historical significance. It features lush mountains, clear waters, unique caves, and beautiful rocks. The area is centered around Elephant Trunk Hill, a landmark attraction resembling an elephant drinking water. Shuiyue Cave, with its Tang and Song Dynasty stone carvings, holds the Guinness World Record for the smallest cave with the most carvings. The Puxian Pagoda and the Ming Dynasty statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy, are other notable attractions within the scenic area. The Xiangshan Scenic Area has been recognized as a World Tourism Organization Recommended Tourist Destination and a national 5A-level tourist attraction in China.

The Fuchun River-Xin'an River Scenic Area is one of China's first national scenic areas, spanning 980 square kilometers in Zhejiang Province. It features picturesque mountains, waters, and rural landscapes, with three major landscape systems: the East Route, South Route, and West Route. The area boasts geological wonders, historical sites, and rich flora and fauna. The Xin'an River flows through Thousand Island Lake, and the Qili Waterfall Gorge was formed by river erosion. The scenic area has strengthened ecological conservation and cultural tourism integration, with plans for the Meifeng, Shicheng XunGu, and Longchuanwan districts, as well as water-based sightseeing and ecological camping activities.

The Yangtze River Three Gorges Scenic Area is a national key scenic area in China, spanning Chongqing and Hubei provinces. It includes the three major gorges of Qutang, Wu, and Xiling, known for their majestic cliffs and rugged beauty. The area is home to numerous natural and cultural attractions, such as the Xiaozhai Tiankeng sinkhole, Longqiao River, and historical sites like Baidi City and Zhuge Liang's Eight Array Formation. The scenic area is well-connected by road and water transportation, making it a popular tourist destination. The Twelve Peaks of Wushan and the Shen Nü Peak are among the most famous landmarks within the Three Gorges region.