Attractions in China
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Shuanglin Temple, located in Pingyao, China, boasts a history of about 1,500 years. The temple complex is renowned for housing the country’s largest collection of painted Chinese clay sculptures, each […]
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Carved into a cliff face over 200 years ago, the Kunming Dragon Gate is an intricate network of tunnels, paths, gates, and shrines that overlooks the serene Dian Lake and […]
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Situated in the heart of People’s Square, Shanghai Grand Theatre (Shanghai Da Juyuan) stands as a significant architectural landmark and a premier performing arts center in the city. The theater’s […]
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Baotu Spring, located in Jinan, China, has been celebrated for its natural beauty and historical significance. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty deemed it the most impressive of the city’s […]
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Nestled in the Tianshan mountains of Western China, Heavenly Lake, or Tianchi, is often referred to as ‘The Pearl of the Celestial Mountains.’ This stunning alpine lake boasts turquoise blue […]
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Guangren Temple, also known as Guangren Lama Temple, is the only Tibetan Buddhist temple in Shaanxi province, located in Xian. Dating back to the early 18th century, the temple was […]
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The Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, also known as Hu Qing Yu Tang, is nestled off Hangzhou’s historic Qinghefang Ancient Street. This 29,000-square-foot (2,700-square-meter) complex dates back to the Qing […]
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Housed in a futuristic glass structure in Pudong, the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum (SSTM) invites visitors to explore a wide array of scientific and technological wonders. Spanning over four […]
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Built in 1984 on the site of a former imperial palace, Chaoyang Park spans 714 acres (289 hectares), making it the largest park in Beijing. The park features Lotus Lake, […]
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The Rishengchang Exchange, established in the 19th century and considered China’s first bank, is nestled at the heart of Pingyao, a UNESCO World Heritage–listed city that once thrived as one […]
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Nestled in the village of Jingsheng, near the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Pingyao, the Wang Family Courtyard stands as one of China’s largest non-royal historic residences. Constructed by the […]
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Nestled in the heart of the French Concession, the Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts offers a glimpse into China’s rich artistic heritage. The museum features an array of traditional […]
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Nestled in Beijing’s Dongcheng District, the Shijia Hutong Museum offers a glimpse into the traditional alleyway life of the city’s past. Housed in a historic courtyard, the museum’s exhibits span […]
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Following the decline of the mines, fishing emerged as the primary industry in Lei Yu Mun, leading to the establishment of stilt villages. As trade flourished, restaurants began to appear, […]
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Moganshan Road, or Moganshan Lu, in Shanghai, was once a hub for street art and had a gritty, industrial feel. Today, the area is undergoing significant transformation, with the once-abundant […]
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Red Carp Pond, also known as ‘Viewing Fish at Flower Harbor,’ is one of the classic ‘Ten Scenes of West Lake’ in Hangzhou. Originally the garden of a Southern Song […]
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Chimelong Paradise, located in Guangzhou, China, is the country’s largest amusement park, featuring an impressive 70 rides and attractions. Many of these rides are imported from abroad and incorporate the […]
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Nestled on Hainan Island in Sanya, Binlang Ethnic Village, also known as Binglanggu, offers a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the Li and Miao communities. The village features recreated […]
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The Shanghai Ocean Aquarium (SOA), one of Asia’s largest and China’s best, showcases over 450 species across nine distinct zones. Spanning from the deep ocean to China’s unique ecosystems, the […]
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Daming Lake, continuously fed by natural springs, has been a defining landmark of Jinan for centuries. As the city’s largest lake, it features Lixia Pavilion at its center, surrounded by […]
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The Kong Forest, also known as the Cemetery of Confucius (Kong Lin), lies just north of Qufu, China. This vast necropolis is a testament to the enduring legacy of Confucius, […]
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The Bright Filial Piety Temple, or Guangxiao Si, stands as the oldest Buddhist temple in Guangzhou, with its origins tracing back to the fourth century. Despite multiple reconstructions due to […]
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Sanya Bay, one of the three major beaches on Hainan Island, offers a more tranquil and less commercialized experience compared to its counterparts, Yalong and Haitang bays. Lined with coconut […]
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The Changchun World Sculpture Park, located in Changchun, China, is a unique outdoor gallery that showcases hundreds of carvings from diverse cultures and countries. Set amidst parkland around a tranquil […]