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Explore China's most iconic attractions including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, and natural wonders.
Furong Cave is a famous karst landscape in Chongqing, renowned for its vast caverns, dazzling stalactites, and iconic geological features of Wulong District. Located in Wulong District, Furong Cave is part of the South China Karst Landform Area recognized by UNESCO. The dense stalactites, curtains, and calcite deposits inside the cave attract numerous tourists.
Discover Furong Town, Hunan’s stunning waterfall ancient town. Explore top sights, history, travel tips, and what to see in this scenic destination .
China's second deepest freshwater lake (158.9m) and the largest deep freshwater lake by volume. The crystal-clear water reaches visibility of 8 meters, perfect for swimming and diving. Ancient submerged ruins on the lake bottom add mystery. Less developed than nearby Dianchi, Fuxian offers clean beaches, water sports, and a relaxed lakeside atmosphere just 60km from Kunming.
Gongtan Ancient Town is a historic town in Chongqing, renowned for its stilted houses built along the Wujiang River, steep stone-paved roads, and rich Tujia and Miao ethnic cultural heritage. Located in Youyang County, although it is generally associated with the Ming and Qing dynasties, the settlement history in the Wujiang area can be traced back to even earlier periods. A visit here offers an experience of ancient shops, stilted houses, and a leisurely lifestyle, rather than the experience of a sophisticated theme park.
The Canton Tower, standing at 600 meters tall, is China's tallest tower and, when it opened in 2010, the world's tallest freestanding structure. Its unique twisted, lattice-like design, narrowing at the waist, resembles a slender woman. Highlights include the world's highest outdoor observation deck, a skydiving attraction, and a bubble cable car that encircles the top. The tower's LED lighting creates a breathtaking light show at night.
Gubei Water Town is a resort town that blends the charm of northern frontier life with the elegance of a Jiangnan water town。Gubei Water Town offers a variety of activities throughout the year, and its night view is particularly enchanting, making it an ideal place to experience the leisurely life of Beijing's suburbs and immerse oneself in its historical culture.
Discover Hanging Temple, China's extraordinary cliffside monastery in Shanxi. Explore its history, architecture, location, and travel tips before you go today.
A Song Dynasty-themed park recreating 12th century Hangzhou when it served as the Southern Song capital. The highlight is 'Romance of the Song Dynasty,' a spectacular indoor show featuring 300+ performers, stunning special effects, and dramatic scenes including indoor rain and floods. The park itself offers ancient streets, craftsman workshops, and interactive performances throughout the day.
Discover Hanshan Temple in Suzhou with essential facts on history, architecture, and visiting tips to plan a memorable cultural stop in China. Learn more.
Hongyadong is a historical site in Chongqing, renowned for its unique riverside stilted buildings, dazzling night views, and close connection to the ancient Bayu culture. The complex is built around the historic Hongyamen, one of Chongqing's ancient city gates. Rather than a museum-like exhibition, Hongyadong is more about its atmosphere: layered alleyways, local snacks, river views, and architecture inspired by Chongqing's cliffside city history.
China's largest waterfall and one of the world's most spectacular, Huangguoshu plunges 77.8 meters into Rhinoceros Pool. A unique feature is the 134-meter-long Water Curtain Cave behind the falls, allowing visitors to walk through the thundering water. The surrounding scenic area includes Doupotang Waterfall and the beautiful Tianxingqiao karst formations.
Huanglong Scenic Area, located near Chengdu, is renowned for its crystal-clear travertine pools, terraced limestone fields, snow-capped peaks, and lush, verdant mountains. Huanglong holds significant religious and cultural importance: its name means "Yellow Dragon," and the area has long been closely linked to Tibetan Buddhism and local temple traditions, particularly the Huanglong Ancient Temple, whose history often dates back to the Ming Dynasty.
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