图为林则村的林则生态文化旅游景区里的藏猕猴。中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 10月1日，国庆假期首日，西藏自治区林芝市工布江达县仲莎乡林则村迎来首批游客。作为中国国家二 级重点保护野生动物藏猕猴的重要栖息地，村内随处可见藏猕猴穿梭树丛、栖息山坡的灵动身影。据了 解，目前已有7000余只藏猕猴在此栖息，独特的生态景观吸引游客纷纷驻足观赏、拍照。图为林则村的 林则生态文化旅游景区里的藏猕猴。（无人机照片）中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 图为林则村的林则生态文化旅游景区里的藏猕猴。(无人机照片)中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 图为林则村的林则生态文化旅游景区里的藏猕猴。中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 图为林则村的林则生态文化旅游景区里游客给藏猕猴喂饼干。中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 图为游客在林则村的林则生态文化旅游景区里游玩。中新社记者 贡嘎来松 摄 责编：张荣耀、李萌 ...

Core Insights - Changbai Mountain, known for its ecological significance and cultural tourism, is being developed as a "slow city" destination, integrating ecological construction with urban development and cultural tourism [1] Group 1: Ecological and Cultural Significance - Changbai Mountain serves as an important ecological barrier and regional climate regulator in Northeast Asia, enhancing its role beyond just a mountain [1] - The area has transformed into a cultural hub, connecting various ecological and cultural towns, promoting a holistic approach to tourism and local development [1] Group 2: Tourism Development - The Erdao Baihe town at the foot of Changbai Mountain has been developed into a 4A scenic area and an "international slow city," offering visitors a blend of natural beauty and leisurely experiences [1] - The newly opened Enduli leisure and vacation community has become a popular attraction, featuring creative restaurants, folk music venues, and diverse cultural shops, enhancing the overall tourist experience [1] Group 3: Visitor Experience - Tourists can engage in various activities such as cycling through scenic areas, enjoying fresh air, and capturing beautiful moments with photography [1] - The vibrant nightlife in the commercial community offers unique dining experiences and cultural performances, contributing to a sense of happiness and community among visitors [1]

Group 1 - The 13th Sanjiangyuan Ecological Cultural Tourism Season was held in Chengdu County, Yushu Prefecture, Qinghai [1][3][5] - The event aims to promote ecological tourism and cultural heritage in the Sanjiangyuan region [7][8] - Various activities and programs were organized to attract tourists and raise awareness about environmental protection [9]