Attractions

Jingshan Park

Jingshan Park is a beautiful royal garden located directly north of the North Gate of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Originally an imperial palace, it was built using earth excavated during the construction of the Forbidden City's moat. Today, it has become a popular public space. Coal Hill in the center of the park offers a superb view of the Forbidden City's rooftops and Beijing's modern skyline, a magnificent and breathtaking sight that every visitor should not miss.

Jinji Lake

Discover Jinji Lake in Suzhou, with scenic waterfront views, boat cruises, shopping, dining, and nightlife. Plan your visit with this detailed guide now.

Jinli Ancient Street

Jinli Ancient Street is a historical site in Chengdu, renowned for its Sichuan-style alleyways, traditional snacks, lantern-lit nights, and connections to the Three Kingdoms period. Adjacent to the Wuhou Temple, this street recreates the atmosphere of a traditional commercial street in western Sichuan. Today, tourists flock here to enjoy teahouses, handicrafts, shadow puppetry, and local street food. At night, the street is even more romantic when the red lanterns are lit.

Jinsha Site Museum

The Jinsha Site Museum is a historical site in Chengdu, renowned for showcasing the center of the ancient Shu civilization and the famous Sun Bird gold ornament. Built around an archaeological discovery in 2001, the museum protects an important site dating back to the 12th to 7th centuries BC, encompassing the late Shang and Western Zhou periods. The museum integrates archaeological excavation halls, exhibition halls, and landscaped gardens, making it more immersive than typical indoor museums.

Jiuzhaigou Valley

A UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its otherworldly turquoise lakes, multi-tiered waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks. The valley's 72 crystal-clear lakes get their vivid colors from calcium carbonate deposits and algae. Autumn (October) brings spectacular foliage, while winter transforms the valley into a frozen wonderland. One of China's most beautiful natural reserves.

Jokhang Temple

Tibet's most sacred temple, Jokhang is the spiritual heart of Tibetan Buddhism. Built in 647 AD, it houses the Jowo Rinpoche - a gold statue of the young Buddha said to have been blessed by Buddha himself. Pilgrims prostrate around the temple on the Barkhor circuit, spinning prayer wheels and burning juniper incense. The rooftop offers stunning views of Potala Palace.

Kunming Old Street

Located in the city center, Kunming Old Street perfectly blends history and modernity, making it a place visitors linger. This pedestrian street brings together many beautifully restored Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, showcasing both traditional Yunnan features and incorporating Western architectural elements.

Lake Casa

Lake Casa is a natural lakeside scenic spot near Chengdu, renowned for its tranquil mountain scenery, abundant wetland birdlife, and relaxed atmosphere perfect for a day trip. Local signs frequently use Chinese terms such as "ecology" and "wetland," reflecting the region's emphasis on environmental protection.

Laomendong

Explore Laomendong in Nanjing, a restored old town known for Ming-style streets, local food, shops, and culture. Discover highlights and plan your visit.

Leshan Giant Buddha

Carved into a cliff face where three rivers converge, this 71-meter tall Buddha is the world's largest stone Buddha statue. Construction began in 713 AD and took 90 years to complete. The seated Maitreya Buddha was built to calm the turbulent waters and protect local fishermen. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it can be viewed from boat or via steep staircases beside the statue.

Li River

Liang Garden

Explore Liang Garden in Foshan, a classic Lingnan garden known for elegant architecture, ponds, and culture. Discover highlights and travel tips easily.