Attractions in China
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, […]
Tai Mo Shan, an extinct volcano, stands as the highest peak in Hong Kong, reaching an elevation of 3,140 feet (957 meters). The surrounding 3,558 acres (1,440 hectares) of highland […]
Kun Iam Temple, one of the three ancient temples in Macau, was founded in the 13th century, with the current structures dating back to 1627. Dedicated to Kun Iam, the […]
Beijing Zoo, established over a century ago, is a historic wildlife attraction in the heart of Beijing. Spanning a diverse range of habitats, the zoo is home to a variety […]
The Tomb of Wang Jian, also known as Yong Ling, Yongling Museum, or Yongling Mausoleum, is the final resting place of the 10th-century Chinese leader. Located in Chengdu, China, this […]
Nestled in the Yuexiu District of Guangzhou, the Temple of the Five Immortals (Wuxian Guan) stands as a historically significant Taoist temple. Constructed during the Ming dynasty, it honors the […]
Samye Monastery, located in Tibet, holds the distinction of being the region’s first monastery, where some of the earliest Tibetan monks were ordained. Constructed in the 8th century, the site […]
Since 1976, Jumbo Kingdom has been a distinctive landmark in Hong Kong, anchored in Aberdeen’s Typhoon Shelter. This floating establishment, featuring the Jumbo Floating Restaurant and Tai Pak, is designed […]
The Lesser Three Gorges, also known as the Little Three Gorges or Xiao Sanxia, are a scenic extension along the Daning River, a tributary that meets the Yangtze at Wu […]
Perched on the slopes of Wangbur Mountain, Ganden Monastery stands as one of the oldest and largest Buddhist monasteries in Tibet. Founded in the 15th century, it became the main […]
Nestled on Hong Kong Island, Happy Valley Racecourse has been a cornerstone of the city’s cultural and sporting life since 1845. This premier racecourse, capable of hosting up to 55,000 […]