Mobile Toilets in Chuanxi Scenic Areas
There are significant differences in the conditions of mobile toilets in Chuanxi scenic areas. The new mobile public toilets in Yuzixi Scenic Area feature advanced technology and comprehensive functions, while other scenic areas have varying issues.
Yuzixi Scenic Area introduced new mobile public toilets in June 2026, which boast remarkable technological highlights. The toilets have a simple appearance, covering an area of about 30 square meters. There is no odor at the entrance, and the interior floor is dry and clean. They are equipped with induction lighting and intelligent monitoring screens. The squat toilets use gravity-sensing opening and closing mechanisms without flushing sounds. The air freshness inside the toilet cubicles is comparable to that of shopping malls, and the ammonia concentration is far below the national standard, thanks to the triple microbial composite bacteria collaborative treatment technology and automatic deodorization system. Provided by Zhongyunhui Technology Group, these toilets have been operating stably for over 8 months in high-altitude and oxygen-deficient environments, serving more than 2,000 tourists per day on average. They adopt microbial degradation technology, eliminating the need for water supply and sewage pipelines. Excrement is regulated by cold-resistant bacteria in the degradation tank and converted into dry organic fertilizer within 48 hours. The self-developed Yunhui Universal Internet of Things Platform monitors equipment status in real-time through 5G communication, dynamically adjusting microbial activity to adapt to extreme environments ranging from -20℃ to 40℃. Compared to traditional solutions, these toilets save over 90% of water and reduce CO₂ emissions by about 30 tons per unit per year. Additionally, they incorporate cultural and tourism service functions. Ultra-high-definition large screens are installed on the exterior walls to display scenic area guides continuously, while small interior screens access AI cultural and tourism models to recommend nearby attractions, hotels, and food. The "Piggy Helper" APP pushes local merchant discounts, forming a closed loop of "toilet use + consumption" that extends tourist stay time by 25% and increases customer traffic to surrounding businesses by about 18%.
The conditions of toilets in other scenic areas vary. The toilets in Mugecuo Scenic Area, Seda Wuming Buddhist College, Luorong Pasture, Gongga Cuo Post Station, and Shuangqiaogou Scenic Area of Siguniang Mountain are relatively clean and can provide basic sanitation for tourists. However, Muyadasi Temple, Sidingcuo, and Gedilamu have dry toilets, with Sidingcuo charging 1 yuan for use, resulting in a poor user experience. The toilets at Zhuoduo Mountain have long queues, causing inconvenience to tourists. The toilet experience at Honghaizi is poor, possibly due to substandard sanitation. The toilets in Daocheng Yading Scenic Area are barely usable, indicating that they can basically meet the needs but still have room for improvement. The toilets at Dawagengzha are not recommended for use, suggesting poor sanitary conditions or facility status.
