Pudacuo National Park

Pudacuo National Park is located in Shangri-La City, Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It is the first national park in mainland China, encompassing alpine meadows, wetland lakes, primitive forests, and rare fauna and flora communities. It is a core area demonstrating the biodiversity of the Hengduan Mountains and a representative business card of Shangri-La's natural ecology.

The scenic area is mainly composed of Bita Lake, Shudu Lake, and Militang Subalpine Pasture. Visitors can go deep into it along the wooden boardwalks set up in the wetlands and by the lake, walking between the mirror-clear lake water and rolling meadows, and closely watching squirrels strolling in the woods and water birds playing in the lake. The scenery varies in all four seasons; whether it is the sea of azalea flowers in spring or the colorful forests in autumn, it presents a pure, pristine aesthetic.

As an ideal place for in-depth ecotourism, it is not only a holy place for photography enthusiasts to capture natural wonders, but also the best place for outdoor explorers to experience the tranquil atmosphere of Shangri-La's "paradise on earth." In the fresh air at an altitude of over 3,000 meters, every visitor can feel the primitive healing power of nature and embark on a journey of pure return to nature.