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

Chengkancun lies in Chengkan Town, Huizhou District, Huangshan City, Anhui Province. It belongs to the national AAAAA-level Ancient Huizhou Cultural Tourism Zone and is reputed as “No.1 Village South of the Yangtze River” by Zhu Xi. With a history of over 1,800 years, the village is famous as China’s premier Bagua Fengshui Village, laid out strictly following the I Ching theory.

A top large‑scale wild animal theme park in Guangzhou, featuring free‑range wildlife habitats and self‑driving safari zones.

China Science and Technology Museum is situated beside the Olympic Park in Chaoyang District, Beijing.

The world’s largest complex of traditional Miao stilt buildings, a sacred cultural site for worshiping Chiyou, the ancestral god of the Miao ethnic group.

A landmark classical Chinese building of Chongqing combining traditional palace architecture and national cultural exhibition halls.

A national 4A hillside urban zoo famous for its large giant panda population, integrating wildlife viewing, popular science and eco leisure.

Backed by Yingle Peak of Cangshan Mountain and facing Erhai Lake to the east, it is the landmark symbol of the ancient city.

Chengdu’s iconic bustling commercial pedestrian street combining shopping, trendy snacks and landmark city check-in spots.

A well-preserved ancient riverside town of Chongqing with thousand-year Bayu folk customs, traditional snack streets and time-honored handicraft workshops.

City Wall of Nanjing(Ming City Wall) spreads across multiple districts of Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. It is a national AAAAA‑related heritage site, national key cultural relic protection unit and inscribed on the tentative list of UNESCO World Cultural Heritage.

Nestled in Batang County along National Highway G318, Cuopu Gou is a hidden alpine valley integrating snow‑capped sacred mountains, turquoise Cuopu Lake, hot‑spring groups, Zhangde Grassland and ancient Cuopu Monastery.

A famous royal Buddhist temple of the Tang Dynasty, home to the Giant Wild Goose Pagoda built by Master Xuanzang.

A thousand-year-old Buddhist temple hidden beside Beijing Road Pedestrian Street with stunning night lighting, free admission.

A well-preserved Western Xia royal temple housing Asia’s largest indoor wooden-frame clay reclining Buddha, a landmark of the Hexi Corridor.

Dagu Glacier is a national geopark featuring rare low‑altitude modern glaciers. It ranges from 2300 m at the gate up to 4860 m at the summit viewing platform.

Nestled at the foot of Cangshan Mountain in the west and facing Erhai Lake in the east, it was the capital of the Nanzhao Kingdom and Dali Kingdom in ancient times.

A free public coastal park with wide golden sand beach and clear seawater in Shenzhen Yantian District.

Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Daocheng Yading is a national 5A‑level scenic area reputed as “the last pure land on the blue planet”.

A pristine coastal peninsula in eastern Shenzhen with numerous quiet beaches, ancient Hakka villages and mountain hiking trails.

Dashanchong Forest Park is situated in Lukou Town, Changsha County, Changsha City, widely hailed as the "Little Jiuzhaigou of Changsha".

A pedestrian commercial street themed on prosperous Tang Dynasty culture, famous for gorgeous Tang-style night scenery and immersive ancient street performances.

Situated in downtown Datong, Datong Ancient City is a well‑restored ancient city wall complex dating back to Ming Dynasty.

A free open ancient city along the Lishui River blending Ming-style Tujia stilt houses, intangible heritage and stunning night lantern scenery.

A time-honored food alley in downtown Lanzhou packed with local old-brand snacks and authentic northwest flavors.