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More geological parks for Qinghai Province
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Qinghai, a highland province, plans to invest 12 million yuan (US$1.68 million) to speed up construction of four national geological parks.

The province has a number of natural geological tourism resources and one of its parks has been opened to the public. The construction of more parks will boost tourism and scientific research.

The new parks are expected to open later this year.

(China Daily February 29, 2008)
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