This photograph features tourists at Leaping Tiger Gorge, a scenic canyon carved by a tributary of the upper Yangtze River. Situated in Diqing, an autonomous prefecture in Yunnan, southwestern China, the region is home to the indigenous Naxi people. The name “Diqing” originates from the Tibetan word བདེ་ཆེན (dêqên), which means “auspicious place.” The contrast between the ancient landscape and the modern impulse to document experiences digitally invites reflection on humanity’s relationship with place and memory.