It would take years to get through the attractions that China has to offer and the best of them, the Terracotta Warriors, the Great Wall, the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, and the Forbidden City – also in Beijing – are just the veritable tip of the iceberg.
But what about China's natural attractions? Well there is the Yellow Mountain in Anhui Province, Hangzhou's West Lake and Dian Chi – the 'Pearl of the Yungui Plateau'. And that's just for starters…
To be listed as an UNESCO Wold Heritage site is a great privilege - see a list of some of the most important sites in Read More...
This expansive temple-and-park complex is an iconic site and possibly the second most popular landmark in Beijing. Its Read More...
Leshan, home to the 70-metre-high Grand Buddha statue that towers over the river, is an easy stopover en route to or Read More...
Beijing is crammed with traditional architectural attractions and for a city that suffered the Cultural Revolution this Read More...
There are hundreds of things to see in Shanghai, from cutting-edge ultramodern superstructure to ancient relics of the Read More...
Xian has long been on the World heritage list’. The main tourist attractions include The Terracotta Warriors and Horses, Read More...
Millenniums of history have left Chengdu countless sites definitely worth visiting. Wenshu Temple Read More...
Anyone visiting China definitely appreciates pristine surroundings and is a lover of natural beauty. For those Read More...
Hong Kong is home to attractions a-plenty and choices vary. Here, you can discover the history of places and places of Read More...
With over 15 museums, learning in detail the eventful history of Macau is easy and serve to convey the fusion of western Read More...
Hangzhou is one of the most famous tourist destinations in China. Its natural beauty, sightseeing spots, and the Read More...
Guangzhou has plenty of architecture showcasing the ancient magnificence of Chinese civilization. Visitors should allow Read More...
Dalian is the second largest city in the Liaoning Province and is China's northernmost seaport. As a port, Dalian's long Read More...
Nanjing is known for its 2,400-year-old rich culture and beautiful landscape. The Ming, Song, Chen, Liang, Qi, and Read More...
There is so much to see that is unique in Yunnan. From intricately fashioned clay figures in the Bamboo Temple to the Read More...
Lijiang is in north western Yunnan Province. Lijiang's Old Town was listed as a World Cultural Heritage site by UNESCO Read More...
Dali offers a lot in terms of recreational activities. A popular destination with backpackers, the city is a great place Read More...
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