Tiger Leaping Gorge (upper reaches area)

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Tiger Leaping Gorge (upper reaches area) is a dramatic, high-altitude section of one of the world’s deepest river canyons in Yunnan, China, famed for its steep cliffs, roaring Jinsha River rapids, and popular trekking routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking destination
river gorge section
tourist attraction
bestSeasonForVisit autumn
spring
climate mountainous subtropical climate
country China
surface form: People's Republic of China
elevation high-altitude section relative to Jinsha River level
geologicalType fluvial gorge
river canyon
hasActivity hiking
photography
rafting observation
hasFeature deep river channel
high-altitude terrain
narrow canyon walls
roaring river rapids
rocky trails
sheer drops
steep cliffs
viewpoints over Jinsha River
knownFor being part of one of the world’s deepest river canyons
close-up views of rapids
dramatic scenery
steep hiking paths
trekking routes
locatedIn China
Hutiaoxia Town NERFINISHED
Yunnan Province NERFINISHED
northwestern Yunnan
locatedNear Lijiang City NERFINISHED
Shangri-La City NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Jinsha River NERFINISHED
upper reaches of Jinsha River
nearbyEthnicGroups Naxi people NERFINISHED
Tibetan communities
partOf Three Parallel Rivers region of Yunnan NERFINISHED
Tiger Leaping Gorge NERFINISHED
upper Yangtze River canyon system NERFINISHED
upper reaches of Tiger Leaping Gorge hiking trail
safetyConsideration rockfall risk
steep and narrow paths
strong river currents
tourismRegion southwest China
usedFor adventure tourism
day hikes
multi-day trekking
sightseeing

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Diqing hasTouristAttraction Tiger Leaping Gorge (upper reaches area)
subject surface form: Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture