Attractions in China
Nestled in a traditional farmhouse along the picturesque Li River, the Yangshuo Cooking School provides a unique opportunity for visitors to delve into the culinary arts of China. Here, participants […]
Located in Hohhot, the Inner Mongolia Museum is a striking space-age structure with a sloping grass roof that mirrors the region’s rolling steppes. Housing over 100,000 exhibits, the museum spans […]
Nestled within the expansive Chimelong Tourist Resort in Guangzhou, Chimelong Water Park sprawls over 450 acres, making it the largest water park in Asia. This aquatic wonderland attracts over 2 […]
Situated along the Huangpu River near downtown Shanghai, the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal serves as a gateway for cruise ship passengers to explore the vibrant and cosmopolitan city. The […]
Nestled deep in the Hong Kong peninsula, Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve offers a serene escape from the bustling city center. This unspoiled forest is home to over 100 species […]
Nestled on a hilltop just outside of Shenzhen, OCT East Shenzhen is a sprawling entertainment and resort complex covering 3.5 square miles (9 square kilometers). This expansive destination offers a […]
Completed in 2003, the Lupu Bridge in Shanghai once held the title of the world’s longest spanning steel arch bridge. Spanning the Huangpu River, it connects the districts of Luwan […]
The Hong Kong Museum of History, located in China, offers a comprehensive journey through the territory’s past, spanning from 400 million years ago to the 1997 handover. Spread across eight […]
Nestled in Kowloon Bay, the Hong Kong Kai Tak Cruise Terminal stands as a modern gateway for visitors to explore the vibrant city. Once a British colony and now a […]
Shekou, a waterfront neighborhood situated on the southern tip of Shenzhen, overlooks Yuen Long in Hong Kong across Shenzhen Bay. This expat enclave is known for its Western-style entertainment center […]
Jinci Temple, one of China’s oldest and most impressive temple complexes, lies just southwest of Taiyuan in the Shanxi province. Constructed some 1,500 years ago, it was originally used for […]
Spanning 11.8 million square feet, Galaxy Macau is a sprawling resort located on the Cotai Strip. This expansive complex houses six luxury hotels, over 120 restaurants and bars, and more […]
Situated on the site of the Shanghai Expo 2010 in Puxi, the World Expo Museum stands as the only official museum globally dedicated to World Expos. Spanning eight permanent exhibition […]
Situated at the confluence of the Yangtze, Huangpu, and Yunzaobang rivers, Wusongkou International Cruise Terminal stands as a prominent gateway for cruise passengers to explore Shanghai, one of China’s most […]
Nestled within the historic Zhenhai Tower in Yuexiu Park, the Guangzhou Museum offers a journey through over 5,000 years of local history and culture. Constructed in 1380, the 5-story tower […]
At the northwest corner of West Lake, Solitary Hill (Gu Shan) rises as the largest and only natural island in the area, spanning nearly 50 acres and reaching a height […]
Nestled in Tsim Sha Tsui, the Hong Kong Science Museum is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of science, technology, and astronomy. The museum’s expansive space houses a variety of […]
South of Hangzhou’s West Lake, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed China National Silk Museum (NSM) stands as the largest museum in the world dedicated to silk. Spanning 5,000 years of silk […]
Carved into the side of a cliff, the Maijishan Grottoes in Tianshui, China, house thousands of Buddhist sculptures and frescoes. These intricate works of art were created by pilgrims and […]
Yuexiu Park, a sprawling 247-acre green space in the heart of Guangzhou, offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural significance. Winding walking paths lead visitors through landscaped gardens, past […]
A high green mound set in landscaped gardens with statues, steles, museums, and a tent for dance performances, the Zhaojun Tomb is one of the biggest Han Dynasty tombs, standing […]
Shidu Nature Park, located in the Fangshan District of Beijing, China, is a sprawling 74,131-acre (30,000-hectare) expanse known for its dramatic limestone karst formations. The Juma River winds through the […]
Nestled in the northern range of the Qinling Mountains just outside Xian, Louguantai National Forest Park holds a significant place in Chinese history as the site where Laozi, the father […]
Nestled within the limestone karst formations that define Yangshuo’s landscape, the Longmen Water Caves offer a unique subterranean experience. Formed over thousands of years by the relentless forces of erosion, […]