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

Beijing Aquarium is located inside the North Gate of Beijing Zoo in Haidian District. Shaped like a giant conch, it is one of the largest inland aquariums in Asia and a national AAAA scenic spot.

Beijing Hutongs are traditional narrow alleyways formed by siheyuan courtyard houses, representing the authentic local lifestyle of old Beijing.

Located on Tianqiao South Street in Dongcheng District, Beijing, the National Natural History Museum is China’s national-level comprehensive natural history museum.

Siheyuan is the classic traditional residential architecture of old Beijing.

Beijing Wildlife Park is located in Yufa Town, Daxing District of Beijing. Covering a vast area, it is divided into three major zones: self-driving safari area, pedestrian zone and predator experience zone.

Beijing WTown is nestled at the foot of Simatai Great Wall in Miyun District, Beijing. It is a unique northern water town integrating ancient village architecture, winding water channels and grand Great Wall scenery.

Beijing Zoo, located in Xicheng District, is China’s oldest large-scale urban zoo, founded in 1906.

China’s largest and best-preserved Ming-dynasty bell tower, standing at the geometric center of Xi’an ancient city and forming the classic "morning bell, evening drum" pair with the Drum Tower.

Known as Western Sichuan’s Little Switzerland, this 4A scenic spot boasts snow peaks, glacial lakes, forests and meadows with stunning four-season scenery.

A classical ancient garden at the foot of Elephant Hill, famous for mirror-like lake reflecting Jade Dragon Snow Mountain and well-preserved Qing-dynasty architectures.

A 5A-level primitive canyon scenic spot boasting dense forests, cascading waterfalls, clear streams and high-concentration negative oxygen ions.

Stunning turquoise glacial lake group at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, famous for vivid blue mineral-rich water.

Canglang Pavilion is the oldest surviving classical garden in Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and key national cultural relic protection unit.

It is the iconic "Snow" among Dali’s famous Four Scenic Wonders: Wind, Flowers, Snow and Moon. Composed of 19 rolling peaks stretching 50 kilometers from north to south, its highest Malong Peak reaches an altitude of 4,122 meters with persistent snow all year round.

China’s tallest riverside sightseeing tower, a landmark 4A spot for high-altitude city views and fun activities.

Located in Daoli District, Central Street is Harbin’s famous century‑old pedestrian boulevard paved with historic granite bricks.

Famous as the Mirror of the Sky, a high-altitude salt lake with flawless sky reflections and vast white salt flats in Qinghai.

Chongqing’s iconic waterfront square at the confluence of Yangtze and Jialing River with unique two-tone river scenery.

Chaoyang Park is the largest comprehensive urban park within Beijing’s 4th Ring Road, a national AAAA scenic spot situated in Chaoyang District.

A well-preserved Lingnan ancestral shrine famous for exquisite traditional Cantonese folk carvings.

A large comprehensive theme park with thrilling roller coasters, seasonal themed events and diverse parent-child amusement facilities.

A first-class modern urban museum in downtown Chengdu displaying local history, folk art and world-famous shadow puppet collections.

The world’s leading giant panda conservation sanctuary where visitors watch lively pandas and newborn cubs in bamboo forest habitats.

A top-tier urban zoo in Chengdu, famous for affordable giant panda viewing and diverse rare wild animal exhibits.