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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.
This guide explores the top 10 most important buildings in Beijing, each a landmark not only in design but also in historical and cultural significance. Embark on this architectural voyage to discover the splendid heritage that shapes the skyline of China’s capital.
Beijing, the capital of China, offers numerous outdoor activities that are perfect for families seeking both adventure and cultural exploration.
Tianjin International Cruise Home Port is situated in the Binhai New Area, approximately 180 kilometers southeast of Beijing. It is easily accessible from Beijing by high-speed train or by road, making it convenient for travelers arriving in or departing from Beijing.
Visiting the 798 Art Zone ( also known as 798 ArtDist) in Beijing is a great way to experience China’s contemporary art scene. Here are some steps to help you plan your trip.
As the temperature drops, the popularity of snow and ice tourism is continuing to heat up, and after the opening of the major snow fields in Beijing, a large number of skiers have also ushered in, perhaps nothing is more exciting than in the cold winter, stepping on skis, galloping in the piste!
Nanxun Old Town, located in the Zhejiang Province of China, is a well-preserved ancient town that dates back over 700 years. Known for its traditional architecture, charming canals, and rich…
Lushan Mountain, also known as Mount Lu, is a famous mountain in China located in Jiangxi Province. It is renowned for its scenic beauty, cultural significance, and historical sites. Planning…
Are you going to visit Beijing? One of the questions is what’s the best way to travel to Beijing. Well, this question depends on your starting location and personal preferences. Basically, here are some common transportation options.
Zhouzhuang Ancient Town is located in the southeast of Suzhou City, at the junction of Kunshan, Wujiang and Shanghai. It is a pre-selected World Cultural Heritage site and the first…
Drak Yerpa, also known as Druk Yerpa or Trak Yerpa, is a sacred site located in the Yerpa Valley, around 30 kilometers northeast of Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet.