#Self-driving Cloud Tour Season #"Three Rivers Flowing Together" natural landscape is the fourth World Natural Heritage Site in China and the largest natural heritage site in China. Mysterious and magical places called "three."

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The "Three Parallel Rivers" natural landscape is the fourth World Natural Heritage Site in China and the largest natural heritage site in China. The mysterious and magical place of the so-called "three rivers flowing together" refers to the rare scene of the Three Great Rivers of the Jinsha River, the Lancang River and the Nu River flowing into the longitudinal valley area of the Hengduan Mountains in the southern extension of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the nearest place is only a few tens of kilometers away, and the rushing is 400 kilometers.

In the area of "three parallel rivers", the north-south rivers and mountains are arranged, from west to east, gaoligong mountain, Nu river, Nu mountain (Biluo Snow Mountain), Lancang River, Yunling, Jinsha River, and Shaluli mountain. From the air, the three major rivers run from north to south, and the whole area flows in parallel for nearly 170 kilometers to form a "four mountains side by side, three rivers flowing together" As for the unique geographical wonders of the world, it is named "three rivers flowing together". The typical geomorphological wonders of the eight distinctive areas of "Four Mountains and Three Rivers" organically combine the eight major areas of "Three Rivers Flowing Together", which represent the typical characteristics of geological diversity, biodiversity and landscape diversity in different river basins and different geographical environments, and there is complementarity in overall value and irreplaceability in typical resources, thus constituting the "dimensionality and integrity" of the value of the "Three Rivers" World Heritage Resources.

The "Three Parallel Rivers" region is the main passage and refuge for Eurasian animals to travel from south to north, and has rare birds and exotic animals that are difficult to see in many other regions, such as Yunnan golden snub-nosed monkeys, lone dragon bison, black-necked cranes, brown phoenix butterflies, etc., as well as unique ethnic cultures.

The "Three Parallel Rivers" area is inhabited by 16 ethnic minorities, including the Naxi, Tibetan, Lisu, Nu, Dulong, and Pumi. They often go to live in harmony with nature, forming their own unique way of life and creating a rich and colorful national culture. Its residential, architectural and living environment constitute a cultural landscape in the natural background of "three rivers flowing together".