The Mid-Autumn Festival mini-holiday is just around the corner, and you’ve probably already planned your itinerary with family or friends. But based on past “painful experiences,” this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is destined to be more about watching people than scenery. To ensure a happy holiday, more travelers are skipping traditional hot tourist spots and routes, and are starting to “forge new paths.” Exploring sparsely populated deep mountains and engaging in close-to-nature, eco-friendly tourism is increasingly popular among travel enthusiasts.
