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

Shenzhen’s thousand-year-old ancient county town blending ancient city relics, Hakka architecture and trendy cultural shops.

An archaeological museum built on the original site of Zhao Mo’s mausoleum, the second king of Western Han Nanyue Kingdom.

A 5A scenic spot famed for the world’s highest natural mountain cave, cliff glass walkway and ultra-long mountain cable car.

The National Museum of China sits on the east side of Tiananmen Square in central Beijing, facing the Great Hall of the People across the square.

The National Stadium, widely known as the Bird’s Nest, stands on the northern stretch of Beijing’s Central Axis within Olympic Park.

New Yuanming Palace is a 4A‑level scenic spot built at 1:1 scale reproducing 18 classic scenes of old Beijing Yuanmingyuan.

A famous Li River cliff scenic spot with natural rock patterns shaped like nine horses, seen on 20-yuan banknote cruise routes.

Niushoushan Cultural Tourism Zone, also known as Tianque Mountain, is situated in Jiangning District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. It is a national AAAAA‑level scenic spot and one of the four great scenic wonders of Jinling.

Norbulingka, literally meaning "Jewel Park" in Tibetan, is the summer palace of successive Dalai Lamas and the largest and most complete Tibetan-style royal garden in Xizang, also reputed as the "Summer Palace of Lhasa".

Ocean Park Hong Kong is a world-class marine-themed amusement park opened in 1977, located in Wong Chuk Hang, Southern District of Hong Kong.

World Cultural Heritage ancient Naxi town with flowing streams, stone alleys and vibrant day-and-night ethnic customs.

Located at the northern end of Beijing’s Central Axis in Chaoyang District, Olympic Park is a national AAAAA scenic area and the core venue of Beijing, the world’s first Dual-Olympic City.

OMG Heartbeat Paradise lies within Chuiyun Tongtian River Scenic Area, Yaolin Town, Tonglu County, Hangzhou.

Orange Isle, known as "The No.1 Inland River Isle in China", lying in the middle of the Xiangjiang River in Changsha, Hunan Province. Immortalized by Mao Zedong’s classic poem Qinyuan Spring · Changsha, it has become the most iconic cultural and natural landmark of Changsha.

Shanghai’s iconic 468-meter landmark tower featuring panoramic city views, a glass skywalk and unique spherical architectural design.

Situated 8 kilometres north of Jiayuguan Fort on the eastern slope of Black Mountain, the Overhanging Great Wall is a key segment of the Ming‑Dynasty defensive system.

It is the most intactly preserved aristocratic manor of old Tibet, once the private estate of the powerful Palha noble clan.

With a water surface altitude of 4590 meters, it is the largest inland lake within the reserve, covering around 300 square kilometers.

A classic urban park in central Chengdu featuring century-old teahouses, lotus ponds and authentic slow local lifestyle.

Located in Gusu District Suzhou, Pingjiang Road is the best-preserved ancient canal historic block in Suzhou old town with a history over 2500 years.

Pingtan Island, also known as Haitan Island, is China’s fifth‑largest island, famous for the magical “Blue Tears” bioluminescent sea phenomenon.

It is one of China’s best‑preserved walled ancient cities with a 2,800‑year‑long history, also known as “Turtle City” for its tortoise‑shaped layout.

PLA Naval Museum is located at No.8 Laiyang Road, Shinan District, Qingdao, adjacent to Luxun Park and Xiao Qingdao Park.

POP MART City Park, situated inside Chaoyang Park in Beijing, is the world’s first immersive theme park created by POP MART.