The Sichuan attractions that prohibit entry to foreign tourists include：
The Jinkou Gorge of Dadu River, as well as areas such as Seda that forbid foreigners from entering. Additionally, places like Daocheng Yading, certain Tibetan areas in Garze Prefecture, and scenic areas like Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong in Aba Prefecture also impose restrictions on foreign tourists, requiring prior permit application.
Reasons for the entry ban or restriction：
Protection and safety considerations: Some scenic areas may pose safety risks due to complex geographical conditions or frequent natural disasters, hence restricting entry for foreign tourists to ensure the safety of all visitors.
Cultural and conservation reasons: In minority ethnic areas such as Tibetan regions, certain scenic spots restrict access to foreign tourists due to their unique cultural backgrounds and the need for conservation, aiming to prevent overexploitation and damage to cultural resources.
Policy and management: Restrictions on foreign tourists in some areas may involve governmental management policies, requiring specific permits or passes to ensure orderly management and facilitate supervision.
