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Welcome to the “China Destination Guides” section!
In this section, we provide detailed guides to China’s most iconic and captivating destinations. Whether you’re drawn to the bustling metropolises like Beijing and Shanghai, where ancient history meets modern innovation, or to the serene landscapes of Yunnan and Tibet, our guides are designed to help you explore the depth and diversity of China’s regions.
Each guide offers insights into the must-visit attractions, local cuisine, cultural highlights, and hidden gems. We delve into the essence of each destination, providing practical tips on the best times to visit, how to get around, and what to pack. Our aim is to make your travel planning effortless and your experience more enriching.
Join us as we uncover the wonders of China, from the well-trodden paths of the Terracotta Army in Xi’an to the lesser-known ancient villages nestled in the countryside. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a nature lover, a foodie, or an adventure seeker, these guides are your gateway to discovering the incredible tapestry of landscapes, flavors, and traditions that make China a mesmerizing destination for travelers.
Wudang Mountain, also known as Mount Wudang or Wudangshan, is a mountain range located in the northwest of Hubei province, central China. It is renowned for its rich cultural and historical significance, as well as its stunning natural landscapes.
Delve into China’s captivating century with a visit to the Museum of the Chinese Communist Party (CPC Museum). A journey from its nascent stages in 1921, aboard a humble red boat, to its current status steering China’s rejuvenation, the CPC’s history is nothing short of extraordinary.
The scenic spots in the Summer Palace Park are mostly concentrated close to the East Palace Gate and the North Palace Gate, which are close to the subway with a large flow of tourists, and where people can overlook Kunming Lake and Back Lake.
Plan a trip to Emeishan Mountain? Also known as Mount Emei, or just Emeishan, Emeishan Mountain is a sacred mountain located in Sichuan Province, China. It is known for its…
Bamboo rafting on the Yulong River is a popular activity in the picturesque town of Yangshuo, located in Guangxi Province, China. To plan bamboo rafting the Yulong River in Yangshuo, here are some steps to consider.
Beijing, the capital of China, boasts three airports: Beijing Capital International Airport, Beijing Daxing International Airport, and Beijing Xijiao Airport.
Beijing, China’s pulsating heart, is a city where history and innovation converge. This guide presents ten compelling reasons why to visit Beijing, making it your next destination.
Chen Duxiu’s residence in Beijing, where he lived from 1917 to 1920, is a historical landmark. The entrance, marked by a small ruyi-style gate and a gable and hip roof, leads to a courtyard featuring a northern house and a southern house, each with distinct architectural styles.
Delve into a mesmerizing universe at the Beijing Van Gogh Starry Sky Art Museum. This 1000 square meter space, adorned with over 50 enchanting dreamscapes, beckons you into a world of vivid colors and fantastical designs.
The Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture stands as a beacon of Chinese cultural heritage, showcasing the elegance of garden art and the depth of landscape architecture. It’s an educational hub for the public, students, international visitors, and experts alike, offering insights into the storied history and multifaceted role of Chinese garden and landscape design.