Pingliang (píng liáng 平凉) is a prefecture-level city in eastern Gansu Province in China. It neighbors Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region (níng xià huí zú zì zhì qū 宁夏回族自治区) in the north and Shaanxi Province (shǎn xī shěng 陕西省) in the south and east. Pingliang City, Located at the geometrical center of three capital cities of Xi'an (xī ān 西安), Lanzhou (lán zhōu 兰州) and Yinchuan (yín chuān 银川), is an important area at the eastern end of the northern branch of the ancient Silk Road and an important pass linking the inner Gansu with the east region of China.

National Forest Park is one of nine Forest Park. Originally called Fuzhou Arboretum, and the Tour, is a comprehensive research park. Fuzhou National Forest Park is located in Xindian Town (Xīndiān 新店) 7 km from Fuzhou city center, and covers an area of 2891 hectares. The forest park is home to over 3,000 species of rare plants. There are several special gardens have been set up for cycads, kittuls, bamboos, trees, flowers and rare species. The Dragon Pond Stream is twisting through the park. The lush plants and clean stream offers a theme of forest ecotourism for the park. Cultural attractions such as ancient post road, stone inscription is very appealing to enthusiasts of history and culture. Also, the park is equipped with abundant recreational facilities and set up as a forestry holiday resort. 

Longnan (Lǒngnán 陇南) is a prefecture-level city in China's Gansu province. It is in southern Gansu province bordering Shaanxi  (shǎn xī 陕西) in the east and Sichuan (sì chuān 四川) in the south. Within Gansu, Longnan borders Tianshui (tiān shuǐ 天水) in the north and Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture (gān nán zàng zú zì zhì zhōu 甘南藏族自治州) in the west. It is called Gansu's southern gateway and China's gateway to the northwest.

The Amne Machin range (ā ní mǎ qīng shān 阿尼玛卿山) itself is an eastern extension of the greater Kunlun Mountain range (kūn lún shān xì 昆仑山系), one of Asia’s longest most legend laden mountain chains. Located in the Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture (guǒ luò zàng zú zì zhì zhōu 果洛藏族自治州), it is here that the Yellow River (so named because of wind-blown loess that is carried in from Central Asia) rises before winding eastward. At its rounded and almost friendly white peaks it achieves just over 6,200 meters.