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

A UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site featuring exquisite Tang and Song cliff Buddhist stone sculptures with profound Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian integrated culture.

Yunnan’s largest freshwater plateau lake known as the Pearl of the Plateau, famous for winter red-billed gulls and lakeside wetland scenery.

A layered colorful karst hill in downtown Guilin offering panoramic city and river views with ancient cliff carvings.

A 4A‑level scenic island within Zhuhai Wanshan Archipelago, featuring crystal‑clear seawater and fine‑sand Nansha Bay known as “Diamond Beach”.

Qinghai’s largest ancient mosque blending Han, Tibetan and Islamic architectural styles, a core Muslim worship site in Northwest China.

A scenic urban lakeside park in central Kashgar offering lake views, waterfront promenades and stunning Ferris‑wheel night scenery.

Also named Duojing Lake or Affection Lake, Doqing Tso lies on the border of Kangmar County and Yadong County in Shigatse, right alongside National Highway G562, serving as the core zone of Doqing Tso National Wetland Park.

Asia’s largest fresh cut flower trading market with free entry, featuring countless flower varieties, retail stalls and bustling night wholesale trading scenes.

Dr Sun Yat‑sen‘s Mausoleum sits on the southern slope of Zhongshan Mountain in Xuanwu District,Nanjing,Jiangsu Province. It is the core landmark inside Zhongshan Mountain Scenic Area,a national key cultural relic protection unit and world‑famous memorial site for Dr.Sun Yat‑sen.

Drepung Monastery, founded in 1416 by Tsongkhapa’s disciple, is the largest Gelug Sect monastery among Lhasa’s Three Great Monasteries, perched on the hillside of Genpei Wuzhi Mountain in western Lhasa.

A well-preserved Ming-dynasty timekeeping landmark standing at the heart of Xi'an ancient city, facing the Bell Tower across the road.

It is a grand Tang-style antique architectural complex specially built to commemorate Du Fu, the great poetic sage of the Tang Dynasty who once resided in Changsha in his later years.

A time‑honored memorial site and classical garden, once the residence of the great Tang‑dynasty poet Du Fu.

A quiet panda conservation sanctuary with spacious bamboo habitats, perfect for seeing giant pandas in undisturbed natural surroundings.

A 2,000-year-old UNESCO World Heritage water conservancy project that irrigates the Chengdu Plain, blending ancient engineering and mountain river scenery.

It houses over 10,000 unearthed cultural relics recording the thousand-year evolution of Dunhuang and Silk Road civilization.

Formed by millions of years of wind erosion in the Gobi desert, the irregular rock clusters howl fiercely when strong winds blow, hence the nickname "Devil City".

It features vast lake waters, green‑way cycling trails, wetland gardens, cherry‑blossom gardens, botanical zones and multiple themed scenic bays.

A retro industrial art park transformed from an old factory, featuring red-brick buildings, creative street art and trendy cultural spaces.

The iconic city symbol of Guilin, a karst hill shaped like a giant elephant drinking water at the junction of Li River and Peach Blossom River.

It is the second largest plateau freshwater lake in Yunnan, the core landmark of Dali’s renowned Four Wonders: Wind, Flowers, Snow and Moon.

A national 5A alpine forest scenic spot in Wulong, boasting vast grasslands, dense cedar forests, winter snowscapes and cool summer mountain climate.

Located in Famen Town, Famen Temple was first built in the late Eastern‑Han Dynasty, honoured as “Ancestor of Pagoda Temples in Guanzhong”.

Famous ancient cultural scenic spot centered on Chinese underworld folk culture with temples, cliff carvings and legendary ghost-themed architectures.