Attractions in China
Zhaojue Temple, located in Chengdu, China, is one of the most significant Zen Buddhist temples in western Sichuan, with a history that stretches back to the seventh century. Although few […]
Built in 1846, the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware stands as the oldest remaining British Colonial building in Hong Kong. Originally the residence of the Commander of the British […]
The Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo, also known as the Puppet Emperor’s Palace, is located in Changchun, China. From 1932 to 1945, this palace served as the residence […]
Nestled in the heart of Beijing, the pedestrianized Donghuamen Night Market comes alive after dark, drawing both locals and tourists with its vibrant atmosphere. The air is filled with the […]
Originating in Seoul, the Trick Eye Museum has expanded across Asia and found a home in the Peak Galleria at the summit of Victoria Peak in Hong Kong. This unique […]
Little Qingdao, also known as Xiao Qingdao or Qin Island, is a small, leafy islet connected to mainland Qingdao by a road bridge. This charming spot, with its lush greenery […]
Dali’s Three Pagodas, dating back to the ninth and tenth centuries, stand as one of China’s national treasures. These three symmetric towers, known for their impressive architecture and size, are […]
West Lake Park (Xihu Gongyuan), with a history spanning 1,700 years, is one of Fuzhou’s major tourist attractions. Covering 104 acres, the park offers a serene retreat for visitors. The […]
Happy Valley Chengdu, part of the Happy Valley franchise, stands as the largest amusement park in western China. Nestled in the Jinniu District, the park offers a diverse array of […]
Waigaoqiao Port Cruise Terminal, part of Shanghai Port International, is situated northeast of Shanghai. This terminal serves as a crucial docking point for larger ships that cannot navigate the low […]
Green Lotus Peak, known as Bilian Feng, stands as the most famous peak in Yangshuo, China, named for its resemblance to a green lotus bud emerging from the Li River. […]
Goddess Peak, also known as Shennu Feng, stands as the highest of the twelve peaks that form the Wu Gorge in China. According to legend, this peak immortalizes the goddess […]
Macau’s Golden Reel, a unique figure-eight-shaped Ferris wheel, stands at an impressive 425 feet (130 meters) high, integrated into the facade of the Studio City entertainment complex. Located on the […]
The New Territories, the largest of Hong Kong’s three main areas, extends from north of Kowloon to the Chinese border, encompassing the outlying islands. This region presents a blend of […]
Perched on Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak, the Lion’s Pavilion at Peak Tower stands as a multilevel structure built by the Tai Ping Shan chapter of the Lions Club International. This […]
The Daning River, one of several Chinese rivers sharing this name, is a tributary of the Yangtze and meets the main river at Wu Gorge, one of the Three Gorges, […]
The House of Dancing Water, introduced to Macau by former Cirque du Soleil director Franco Dragone, is a theatrical spectacle staged at the City of Dreams. This impressive show combines […]
Positioned just north of the Drum Tower (Gulou), Beijing’s Bell Tower (Zhonglou) has a history that dates back to the 13th century, though its current structure was rebuilt in the […]
Nestled on a forested hillside in the historic heart of Macau, Luis de Camões Garden and Grotto stands as a serene retreat in one of the world’s most densely populated […]
The Macao Science Center, housed in a striking silver cone-shaped building designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei, stands as a beacon of science and learning in Macau SAR, China. Inside, […]
Located inside the Studio City casino-and-resort complex in Macau SAR, the Warner Bros. Fun Zone spans an expansive 32,000 square feet (2,973 square meters) of indoor space. This children’s amusement […]
The nine-story Pavilion of Prince Teng, originally constructed during the Tang Dynasty, stands as a testament to Nanchang’s rich history. Renowned for its impressive height and grand size, the pavilion […]
The Beijing Aquarium, the largest inland aquarium in China, is a part of the Beijing Zoo. Nestled within the bustling city, it offers a diverse array of marine life exhibits. […]
Cheung Chau, situated southwest of Hong Kong Island, has long been a favored day-trip destination for locals. The island is known for its beautiful beaches and fresh seafood, as well […]