Visitor restrictions at the country's major tourist attractions

The Great Wall at Badaling, Beijing

Starting from March 23, the Badaling Great Wall is partially open with areas such as the Great Wall at Shuiguan, Ancient Great Wall and the Great Wall of China Museum temporarily closed.

Visitors can reserve tickets on its official WeChat account or on its website. The scenic spot will only allow visitors in at 30 percent of its full capacity to ensure the health and safety of tourists.

ID cards and health certifications will be verified at the entrance. Visitors are strictly forbidden to gather together and must keep more than 1 meter apart from one another at all times.

Jiuzhaigou National Park, Sichuan province

The national park reopened on March 31 and allows entry to both individual tourists and tour groups. Tourists who have recent travel history outside of China are not allowed to enter the site.

Only Shuzheng valley, Rize valley and Zechawa valley are open, with a daily visitor limit of 10,000. Visitors are also divided into smaller groups to enter the scenic area at different times.

Online reservations and ID cards are required for entry into the park. Medical workers and one of their family members can get free tickets at any time during the next 12 months from March 31, excluding Labor Day and National Day holidays.