Discover iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and cultural treasures across China

The world's largest palace complex, home to 24 Chinese emperors over 500 years.

The most famous and well-preserved section of the Great Wall, offering spectacular views and easy access from Beijing.

Cruise through stunning karst landscapes on one of China's most scenic rivers.

Imperial sacrificial complex featuring stunning Ming Dynasty architecture.

A sacred turquoise alpine tarn surrounded by Tianbao Snow Mountain, a pristine hidden hiking destination in Shangri-La.

First built in 927 AD during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Period, it has a history of more than 1,100 years, over 200 years earlier than Yuelu Academy.

Located in Changjiang District, Ancient Kiln Folk Customs Museum is a national 5A‑level scenic spot preserving Jingdezhen’s ancient ceramic production system.

Located in Maoxian County, Ancient Qiang City of China is a large‑scale cultural complex showcasing the living heritage of the Qiang ethnic group.

A well-preserved ancient historical town famed for Republic-era Sino-Western mansions, museum clusters and profound Bashu modern history.

It is a year-round open top-tier water park in Hainan with constant water temperature maintained at 28℃, themed on the legendary lost city of Atlantis.

Badaguan Scenic Area lies at the southern foot of Taiping Hill in Shinan District, Qingdao, between Huiquan Cape and Taiping Cape.

A national 5A scenic spot integrating Three Kingdoms historical relics and Qutang Gorge’s grand karst river canyon, famed as the poetry city and the printed Kuimen Gate on China’s 10-yuan banknote.

The world’s first non-diving underwater museum preserving millennium-old Yangtze hydrological stone inscriptions known as the world’s earliest ancient hydrological station.

A fairy-tale flower valley at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain with Hobbit houses, lake views and year-round blooming flowers.

Constructed from 1418 to 1428, it is a nationally protected key cultural relic and a rare Tibetan Buddhist monastery where Sakya, Gelug and Kagyu sects coexist harmoniously.

Guinness-recorded world’s tallest outdoor glass cliff elevator offering panoramic quartz sandstone peak views.

A stunning highland lake surrounded by white sand dunes and snow peaks on the Pamir Plateau beside China-Pakistan Friendship Highway.

Free mountain park opposite Zhongshan Bridge with ancient white pagoda and full Yellow River city views.

The famous green mountain landmark of Guangzhou with lush forests and panoramic city views.

A hidden Tibetan land with sacred snow mountain, deep canyon, ancient village and waterfalls.

A large 4A-level Lingnan classical water garden in Guangzhou integrating honest-official culture, ancient Lingnan architecture and water town scenery.

A stunning high gorge lake surrounded by quartz sandstone peaks, the shooting location of Journey to the West.

Barkhor Street is a 1,300-year-old circular pilgrimage path encircling Jokhang Temple in the old town of Lhasa, Xizang Autonomous Region, honored as a Famous Chinese Historical and Cultural Street.

Beihai Park is located in Xicheng District, northwest of the Forbidden City. It is one of China’s oldest and best-preserved classical imperial gardens, with a history tracing back to the Liao Dynasty.