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The Qinhuai River China Largest River in Nanjing The Qinhuai River is a river in Nanjing, China. It is the largest river in Nanjing and the cradle of the history and culture of Nanjing city. The river runs for about 120 kilometers and passes through many of the city’s famous sites, such as Confucius Temple, […]

The Bund Shanghai China Most Iconic Landmarks The Bund is a waterfront area in central Shanghai and one of the most iconic landmarks of the city. Spanning 1.5 miles and boasting some of the most stunning views of the city’s skyline, it is a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the vibrant culture of Shanghai.

The Tiger Leaping Gorge Yunnan China Stunning Canyon The Tiger Leaping Gorge is a stunning canyon in the southwest of China’s Yunnan Province. It is located between two of the world’s tallest mountains, the 5,596m Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and the 5,396m Haba Snow Mountain. The raging Yangtze River runs through its deep, narrow gorges,

The Li Autonomous Region Guizhou China The Li Autonomous Region, Guizhou is situated in southwestern China, bounded by Yunnan Province on the west, Guangxi Province on the south, Hunan Province on the east, and the Qianxinan Buyei and Miao Autonomous Prefecture on the north. It covers an area of 32,000 square kilometers and has a

The Yellow Mountains Anhui China Majestic Beauty The Yellow Mountains of Anhui are renowned for their majestic beauty. Ranging from 800-1800 meters above sea level, the range is known for its breathtaking views of ‘Jade screens’, verdant pine forests and surreal sea of clouds. The peaks seem to emerge out of this ever changing but

The Li River Guangxi China Most Iconic Places The Li River winds its way through beautiful landscape in the Guangxi province of China. Its stunning water, lush green hills and unique rock formations make it one of the most iconic places in China. Hundreds of tourists travel to the Li River every year to admire

The Terra Cotta Warriors Xi’an China Archaeological The Terra Cotta Warriors of Xi’an, China, are a form of funerary art created to protect the First Emperor of China’s afterlife. Covered in stunning painted detail, the clay figures were buried in pits in the city of Xi’an in 210-209BC. With over 8,000 figures, these terracotta warriors

The Summer Palace Beijing China Imperial Garden The Summer Palace in Beijing, China is a masterpiece of Chinese landscape garden design. Located 15 km (9 mi) northwest of the walls of the Imperial City, it is an extensive Imperial garden featuring classical pavilions, terraces, and bridges on a lake surrounded by lush hills. It offers

The Forbidden City Beijing China UNESCO Site The Forbidden City in Beijing, China, was once the imperial residence of the Chinese emperors. Built during the Ming Dynasty, the complex has 980 buildings, 8,707 bays of rooms, and covers 72 hectares of land. It has numerous pavilions, halls, gates, and courtyards, which have awe-inspiring architecture and

The Great Wall of China Largest Man-Made Structure The Great Wall of China is a series of fortifications built across northern China from the 6th century BC to the 16th century AD. The wall is the most recognizable symbol of China, widely recognized as one of the most impressive feats of engineering and architecture in