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Explore China's most iconic attractions including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and natural wonders.
Xizhou Ancient City is a charming heritage town near Dali, celebrated for its well-preserved Bai architecture, traditional courtyards, and relaxed local atmosphere. Strolling through its old streets, visitors can discover historic residences, lively markets, regional cuisine, and a deeper look into Bai culture and everyday life in western Yunnan.
Yamdrok Lake is a natural scenic spot in Lhasa, renowned for its turquoise waters, magnificent mountain scenery, and its important place in Tibetan culture. Located about 70 kilometers southwest of Lhasa city center, Yamdrok Lake is one of the three holy lakes of Tibet. Its religious significance dates back to the Tubo Dynasty (7th-9th centuries AD), with local legends considering it an incarnation of a goddess. It is also situated on the ancient road connecting Lhasa and Gyantse, closely linked to Tibet's long-standing trade and pilgrimage sites.
Explore Yangguan, the famed ancient pass on the Silk Road, with history highlights, desert scenery, travel tips, and visitor advice. Discover more today.
The Yangtze River Cableway is a historical landmark in Chongqing, famous for its elevated cableway that carries passengers across the Yangtze River. It is considered one of China's most iconic urban cableways. For tourists, the journey, though short, is unforgettable, offering breathtaking views of the Yuzhong Peninsula, the ships passing by on the river, and the layered skyline that made old Chongqing famous.
Explore Yingtian Gate in Luoyang with key history, architectural highlights, visitor tips, and practical travel advice to help you plan a memorable visit.
Yonghe Temple, also known as Lama Temple, is one of the most magnificent and spiritually significant Tibetan Buddhist temples in Beijing. Originally built in 1694 as the residence of palace eunuchs, it was converted into a Lama temple in 1744. Yonghe Temple remains a place of devout worship for Buddhists, offering a wonderful opportunity to deeply understand Buddhist culture in the heart of the city.
Yuanmingyuan, also known as the Old Summer Palace, is a vast garden and historical site located in northwestern Beijing. Today, visitors can stroll through this expansive garden, admiring the evocative ruins of European-style palaces, traditional Chinese pavilions and towers, and tranquil lakes. Here, you can find peace and reflection, appreciating the beautiful landscape and sensing its tragic past and present tranquility. Wandering through the garden, you can admire the exquisite stone carvings of the remaining buildings and imagine its former glory.
Discover Yuelu Mountain in Changsha, known for scenic trails, historic sites, and city views. Plan your visit with essential travel tips and highlights.
Discover Yuhu Village in Lijiang, a peaceful Naxi heritage village with mountain scenery, local culture, walking routes, and practical tips for your visit.
A smaller, quieter alternative to the Li River, the Yulong (Dragon) River winds through classic karst scenery near Yangshuo. Bamboo raft trips drift past water buffalo, farmers, and ancient bridges. The most famous section passes under the 600-year-old Yulong Bridge. Cycling along the riverbank offers equally stunning views with more flexibility.
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