Civilized Tourism Exposure
It is now the peak summer tourist season, with visitors everywhere in the Geopark. While enjoying the extraordinary peaks, unique rocks and beautiful mountain scenery, most tourists consciously abide by public order and actively practice civilized tourism. However, a small number of tourists still engage in serious uncivilized behavior.

On the morning of August 3, 2023, on the plank road in Sanqingshan UGGp, a visitor climbed onto a Buddhist pine growing on the cliff outside the plank road for fun, while companions took photos for him. This act has seriously disrupted public order. Sanqingshan UGGp has investigated the uncivilized behavior of the relevant individuals and issued a public notice.

Wang has deeply realized the mistake of his behavior. He acknowledged that such acts endangered personal safety and adversely impacted the Geopark and other visitors. He pledged that not to violate the regulations of the Geopark or disturb public order again, seeking understanding from the Geopark management and netizens.

Acts such as climbing ancient trees without permission, stealing flowers and plants from the Geopark, carving or marking scenic spots at will, cutting in line in disregard of management, and trespassing on closed sections all pose hidden dangers to personal safety and the safety of the Geopark.Every flower and every tree is scenery; every word and action shows civilization. We hereby appeal to all visitors to always keep civility in mind and practice it during travel, so as to jointly protect the public environment and create a pleasant tourism atmosphere.

Code of Conduct for Civil Domestic Tourism by Chinese Citizens
Maintain Environmental Hygiene
Do not spit or discard chewing gum; do not litter waste; strictly refrain from smoking in scenic areas.
Observe Public Order
Do not make loud noises; queue in order; do not walk side-by-side to block paths.
Protect the Ecological Environment
Do not step on lawns; do not pick flowers, trees or fruits; do not chase, catch, throw objects at or feed animals improperly.
Preserve Cultural Heritage and Historic Sites
Do not paint or carve on cultural relics and historic sites; do not climb or touch cultural heritage; follow rules for taking photos and videos.
Cherish Public Facilities
When staying in hotels, do not stain or damage room supplies and public facilities; do not take petty advantages; save water and electricity; avoid food waste.
Respect the Rights of Others
Do not sneeze toward others; do not occupy public facilities for a long time; respect the work of service staff and the religious customs of all ethnic groups.
Be Polite and Considerate
Do not go shirtless in public; give way to the elderly, children, sick, disabled and pregnant women, and to women; do not use vulgar language.
We hope everyone will strive to practice civilized tourism, say “no” to uncivilized behaviors around you, and make civilized tourism the most beautiful scenery on the journey.