China Attractions

Experience the beauty of China with our list of must-visit attractions and immerse yourself in the local culture.

  • Victoria Peak

    Victoria Peak, also known as “The Peak,” is one of Hong Kong’s most famous spots. It offers amazing views of the city and Victoria Harbour. Standing at 552 meters, it’s the highest point…

  • Dali Butterfly Spring

    Nestled in the heart of Yunnan province, the Dali Butterfly Spring (大理蝴蝶泉) is a breathtaking natural attraction that has captivated travelers from around the world. This unique and enchanting site is renowned for…

  • Yuexiu Park

    Yuexiu Park is the largest park in down town Guangzhou, covering an area of 212 acres. It is made up of three artificial lakes, and seven mountains, all part of Yue Xiu Mountain,…

  • Kanas Lake

    The Kanas Lake (kā nà sī hú 喀纳斯湖), a frigid highland valley lake, nestling at the foot of the Youyi (Friendship) Peak of the Altai Mountains (ā ěr tài shān 阿尔泰山), is actually…

  • Grape Valley

    Grape Valley sits on the western slopes of the Flaming Mountains, thirty-minute drive northeast from the Turpan county. Looking at the Flaming Mountains in the distance from the city of Turpan, one can…

  • Kashgar Bazaar

    Kashgar’s always been about trade, and there’s no place better to witness the essential experience of browsing, haggling, buying and selling than at the city’s renowned Kashgar Bazaar. Though it’s not as wild…

  • Takla Makan Desert

    Introduction to the Takla Makan Desert The Takla Makan Desert, located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of northwestern China, is a vast and enigmatic expanse that has captivated the imaginations of adventurers,…