Must See Destinations

The Great Wall of China, one of the seven wonders of the world, is an extraordinary series of fortifications stretching over 13,000 miles. Commencing its construction in 220 BC, it was designed to prevent invasions from the neighbouring Euroasian Empires. A pinnacle of Chinese culture, the Great Wall stands as the most recognized tourist attraction in the country."

The Great Wall Of China - Beijing

The Forbidden City situated in the heart of Beijing, is the former imperial palace and winter residence of China's Emperor during the Ming Dynasty. This iconic attraction captivates the highest number of international visitors in China, a distinction befitting its status as the world's largest imperial palace

The Forbidden City -

Beijing

The Temple of Heaven is a complex of religious buildings where Taoist worship ceremonies were conducted to seek blessings for abundant harvests and favorable weather. This sacred site, listed on the World Heritage List, underscores its profound significance. Established in 1420, it resides in the historic outer city of Beijing.

The Temple Of Heaven -

Beijing

The Summer Palace also known as the "Imperial Garden Museum" is a unit of gardens composed of beautiful pavillions, lakes and lush vegetation encircling what used to be the Royal Family's summer retreat. Instituted in 1750, the palace was destroyed during the Second Opium War in 1860 but was restored to its original grandeur in 1886. This ornate haven epitomizes regal extravagance with its embellished ensembles and meticulous attention to detail

The Summer Palace -

Beijing

Xi'an's renowned Terracotta Warrior army, unearthed in 1974 by farmer Yang Zhifa during a well-digging expedition, is an expansive collection of 8,000 life-sized sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the visionary founder of the Qin Dynasty and the inaugural emperor of unified China. Further investigation revealed that these figures served as guardians for Qin Shi Huang's tomb, solidifying this discovery as one of the world's most significant archaeological revelations

Terracotta Warriors -

Xi'an

Erected in 652 AD as a historical monument to safeguard and preserve Buddhist relics and artifacts, The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda stands proudly at an impressive height of 210 feet. Adding to its allure, recent discoveries have unveiled that the pagoda is built atop a secret underground palace, adding an intriguing layer to its rich history.

Giant Wild Goose Pagoda - Xi'an

Mount Hua is one of the "Five Great Mountains" of China. It is also known as the "Western Great Mountain" and is considered a sacred landmark. Surrounded by numerous temples and enveloped in myths, Mount Hua authentically lives up to its reputation as a spiritual sanctuary.

Mount Hua -

Xi'an

The Bund is a waterfront area adorned with grandiose

western-style buildings decorated in colourful bright lights that illuminate the cityscape. The embankment was originally built as a business district for western banks and trading houses after The Opium War of 1842. Take in its magnificent views by going on a leisurely riverside stroll!

The Bund -

Shanghai

Yu Garden is a vast scenic showcase of classical Chinese garden artistry where traditional architecture, tranquil ponds and teeming foliage harmonise together creating a serene atmosphere. This beautiful exhibit is the perfect location for nature enthusiasts, photographers or anyone seeking a peaceful setting.

Yu Garden -

Shanghai

Zhujiajiao Water Town also referred to as "The Venice Of Shanghai" is an ancient town famed for its pristine preservation. It features arched stone bridges and archaic buildings that line the waterways flowing through the town. Established around 1,700 years ago this site has produced archeological findings dating back an astonishing 5,000 years.

Zhujiajiao Water Town - Shanghai

The Tianjin Eye is a 400-foot Ferris wheel positioned above the Yongle Bridge on the Hai River. For an exceptional experience, visiting at night is recommended. The 30-minute ride offers a breathtaking illuminated panorama of Tianjin city, creating a memorable and enchanting spectacle.

The Tientsin Eye -

Tianjin

Binhai Library is a contemporary architectural masterpiece.
Its unique, innovative design has captured the interest of bibliophiles and architects all over the world. It benefits from an extensive range of literature stretching over five levels, displayed on mesmerizing shelves that have the optical illusion of books reaching up into the skies. Often referred to as the 'Eye of Binhai,' its central sphere hosts a versatile auditorium for cultural events, lectures, and performances. This establishment seamlessly blends traditional reading with modernized research, embodying a uniquely futuristic flair.

Binhai Library -

Tianjin

Simian Mountain also named "Home Of A Thousand Waterfalls" belongs to a habitat with a hot, humid climate and abundant rainfall. This densely forested national park is recognised as one of China's most beautiful forest parks containing a myriad of tourist attractions including The Dragon Pool, Danxia Landform, Wangxiangtai Waterfall, The Pearl Lake and Honghai Lake. The fusion of thick forest, rugged mountainous plateaus, cascading waterfalls and meandering rivers creates a positively picturesque scene.

Simian Mountain -

Chongqing

The Dazu Rock Carvings, a collection of religious sculptures dating back to 650 AD, are deeply influenced by Buddhist, Confucian, and Taoist ideologies. This monumental project commenced in 650 AD, with contributions from individuals of various societal ranks. Zhao Zhifeng, a devoted Buddhist monk, dedicated an astounding 70 years of his life to the completion of these intricate carvings.

Dazu Rock Carvings - Chongqing

Yangtze Gorges or "Three Gorges", with a formidable length of more than 200 miles, is a scenic spot famed for its view of the mountains along the Yangtze River. The winding watercourse gracefully separates the towering mountain range, allowing cruise ships to provide a closer look at the Gorges. The awe-inspiring and humbling experience of being in close proximity to their impressive majesty is truly unparalleled."