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A comprehensive provincial museum housing abundant Bashu cultural relics, ancient paintings and Three Kingdoms art treasures.

A top professional Sichuan opera venue famous for authentic face-changing, fire-spitting and classic Bashu opera performances.

Signal Mountain Park is situated at No.16A Longshan Road, Shinan District, Qingdao, nestled within the core zone of Qingdao’s old‑town German‑style architectural complex.

Siguniang Mountain, nicknamed “Queen of Sichuan Snow Peaks”, consists of four snow‑capped peaks and three independent scenic valleys: Shuangqiao Valley, Changping Valley and Haizi Valley.

It replicates classic architectures from different eras and regions along the ancient Silk Road in a concentrated way, making it a top niche shooting landmark in Dunhuang.

A towering solitary karst peak in downtown Guilin enclosed in ancient royal city, boasting cliff inscriptions and panoramic city views.

Song Dynasty Town is located at No.148 Zhijiang Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou. It is a large cultural theme park recreating the urban landscape of Lin’an, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, with the slogan “Give me one day, return you a thousand years”.

Songpan Ancient Town, also known as Songzhou Ancient City, is a well‑preserved Ming‑Dynasty frontier fortress and an important hub of the Ancient Tea‑Horse Road.

Yunnan’s largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery nicknamed Little Potala Palace, perched on hillsides overlooking Shangri-La’s lake basin.

A UNESCO World Natural Heritage karst landscape formed over 270 million years, famous for jagged limestone stone pillars and the iconic Ashima Rock.

The Summer Palace, located in western Beijing, is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site and one of China’s most celebrated imperial gardens.

Located on the north bank of Songhua River in Songbei District, Sun Island Scenic Area is a national 5A‑level riverside resort.

Located at No.204 Dongbei Street, Gusu District Suzhou, Suzhou Museum is a landmark comprehensive local museum masterminded by the renowned architect I. M. Pei.

Taihu Lake is the third largest freshwater lake in China and a national key scenic area sprawling across Suzhou Wuxi and Huzhou in the Yangtze River Delta.

It is retaining the original ancient alley layout of Changsha ancient city, with a profound history dating back over 2,000 years to the Warring States Period.

Taiping Heavenly Kingdom History Museum sits at No.128 Zhanyuan Road, Qinhuai District, Nanjing, integrated within Zhan‑Garden, reputed as No.1 Garden in Jinling and one of the Four Great Jiangnan Classical Gardens.

Situated in Jinyuan District, Taiyuan Ancient County Town is a well‑restored Ming‑dynasty square ancient city, also known as “Phoenix City”.

A large royal garden scenic spot recreating the landscape and palace culture of the prosperous Tang Dynasty in Xi’an.

Tangjiawan Ancient Town is a national historic‑cultural town preserving late‑Qing and early‑Republic Lingnan buildings blending Chinese and Western styles.

Taoping Qiang Village is known as the “Oriental Ancient Fortress”, a well‑preserved stone‑built Qiang settlement with more than 2000‑year history.

Situated in Zhushan District, Taoxichuan Ceramic Art Avenue is a trendy art district rebuilt from an old state‑owned porcelain factory.

Nestled at the foot of Nise Ri Mountain in Sangzhuzi District, Shigatse, Xizang Autonomous Region, Tashilhunpo Monastery was first built in 1447.

A flat valley scenic belt at the foot of Tianzi Mountain lined with vivid quartz sandstone peak formations.

Shanghai’s iconic riverside landmark featuring century‑old exotic buildings and spectacular Pudong skyline views over Huangpu River.