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Qiandao Lake, also known as the Xin'an River Reservoir, is a large reservoir in Chun'an County and Jiande City, southwest Hangzhou, Zhejiang. It is known for the many mountain-peak islands that gave it the name "Thousand-Island Lake."
Explore the UNESCO-listed Yungang Grottoes in Datong, a 1,500-year-old masterpiece of Chinese Buddhist stone-carving art. Plan around 4 hours for this imperial grotto complex.
Discover Pingyao Ancient City, China's best-preserved ancient city in Jinzhong, Shanxi, known for its long history, Ming-era layout, and Tortoise City nickname.
UNESCO-listed natural sanctuary in northwestern Hubei, known for primeval forest, rich biodiversity, and the wild man legend.
Wudang Mountain is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and national 5A attraction in Shiyan, Hubei, known for Taoism, Wudang martial arts, and Tai Chi.
Explore over 130 scaled replicas of global landmarks at Shenzhen Window of the World, from the Eiffel Tower to Egypt’s pyramids, all in one OCT park.
Qingdao Pier (Zhanqiao) is a century-old landmark and symbol of Qingdao along Qianhai Bay in Shinan District.
Plan a visit to Mount Huashan, a 5A-rated scenic landmark in Weinan renowned as the 'most precipitous mountain under heaven.'
Mount Tai is a UNESCO World Heritage site and national 5A attraction in Tai'an, Shandong, revered as the foremost of the Five Great Mountains. Plan around 6 hours for a visit.
A 5A-rated Song Dynasty theme park in Kaifeng, recreated at 1:1 scale from the famous painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival.
Visit the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with 2,345 caves and niches, over 100,000 statues, and more than 2,800 inscribed steles.
Chaka Salt Lake in Qinghai is known as China’s “Mirror of the Sky,” with calm, clear-day reflections across a high-elevation brine lake. Plan about 4 hours.
Qinghai Lake is China’s largest inland saltwater lake, known in Tibetan as “Tso Ngonpo” (“blue sea”), on the northeastern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
Explore the 5A-rated Potala Palace in Lhasa, a historic palace-fortress with 7th-century origins, 17th-century reconstruction, and a vast complex of 1,267 rooms. Suggested visit duration: about 4 hours.
Visit the Mogao Caves near Dunhuang, a UNESCO World Heritage site known as the Caves of the Thousand Buddhas and celebrated for its Buddhist art along the ancient Silk Road.
Ride the iconic Chongqing Yangtze River Cableway, a 1,166-meter aerial crossing with 360-degree views of the Yangtze River and the city’s surreal mountain landscape.
Visit Kunming Stone Forest Scenic Area, a 5A World Natural Heritage site and UNESCO Global Geopark in Yunnan, known for its vast limestone formations and Ashima culture.
Visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a 5A-rated Tang Dynasty landmark and UNESCO World Heritage site in Xi'an's Yanta District, with advisor-confirmed booking support.
Visit Badaling Great Wall, the most representative and best-preserved Ming Dynasty section, a 5A-rated national attraction in Yanqing District, Beijing. Suggested visit duration is about 4 hours.
Shanghai Wild Animal Park is a 5A-rated wildlife theme park in Pudong, Shanghai, about 35 km from the Shanghai urban area. It combines wildlife exhibition, conservation, science education and leisure.
A 5A Shanghai landmark on the Huangpu River at Lujiazui, combining sightseeing, dining, shopping, exhibitions, and river tours in one complex.
Shanghai LEGOLAND Resort is one of the largest LEGOLAND theme parks in the world at the time of opening. Designed specifically for families with children aged 2–12, it features the world’s first "Monkie Kid" themed zone—which integrates traditional Chinese culture—as well as unique attractions inspired by the water towns of the Jiangnan region.
4A-rated Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park in Pudong features five themed areas, six animal exhibition halls, and more than 30,000 rare marine animals including polar bears and emperor penguins.
Sanqingshan is an ethereal mountain in the Jiangnan region that holds the dual distinction of being a World Natural Heritage site and a sacred Taoist destination; it is renowned worldwide for its remarkably lifelike, peculiar rock formations, breathtaking seas of clouds, and cliffside walkways suspended high above the ground.
Located in Shangrao, Jiangxi, Gexian Village is an immersive mountain-resort destination that seamlessly blends ancient Han-Tang style architecture with Taoist "immortal" culture. It is renowned for its breathtaking, dreamlike night scenery and a vacation experience that invites guests to "live the life of an immortal."
Discover Huangling Scenic Area, a 5A-rated Huizhou village in Shangrao with a nearly 600-year history, terraced village layout, ancient trees, flower fields and seasonal shaiqiu displays.
The Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum is the joint burial site of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and Empress Ma. As the foundational example of imperial mausoleums from the Ming and Qing dynasties, it is hailed as the "premier imperial mausoleum of the Ming and Qing eras" and has been inscribed on the World Heritage List.
Nanjing’s Niushou Mountain is a Buddhist cultural site built with a massive investment upon the grounds of a former mine. It has gained worldwide renown for its awe-inspiring, sunken architectural masterpiece—the Palace of the Buddha’s Crown (Foding Palace)—often hailed as the pinnacle of Chinese aesthetic design, and for housing the sacred parietal bone relic of Gautama Buddha—the only one of its kind in existence.
Xixi National Wetland Park is China’s first national 5A-level tourist attraction that integrates urban, agricultural, and cultural wetlands. Renowned for its unique ecological landscape and the fact that approximately 70% of its area consists of water, it is often called the "Kidneys of Hangzhou" and served as a filming location for the movie *If You Are the One*.
Leifeng Pagoda is a five-story, octagonal, traditional-style pagoda situated on Xizhao Hill along the southern shore of West Lake in Hangzhou. It is widely known for its association with the legend of the White Snake—the tale in which the White Snake (Bai Niangzi) was imprisoned beneath the structure—and serves as the centerpiece of "Leifeng Pagoda in the Sunset Glow," one of the "Ten Scenes of West Lake" celebrated for its breathtaking sunset vistas.
Hanshan Temple is an ancient monastery in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, with a history spanning over a thousand years. It gained worldwide renown thanks to the famous line—"the sound of the midnight bell reaches the traveler's boat"—from the Tang Dynasty poem *Night Mooring at Maple Bridge* by Zhang Ji. The temple is celebrated both at home and abroad for the enduring legend of the monks Hanshan and Shide, as well as for the tolling of its bells along the ancient Grand Canal and its rich tradition of prayer and blessings.
With a history spanning over 2,500 years, Tiger Hill (Huqiu) is renowned as the "foremost scenic spot in the Wu region." It is celebrated for the Yunyan Temple Pagoda—China’s premier leaning pagoda—and the "Sword Pool," said to be the burial site of the legendary swords of the Kings of Wu. A World Heritage site, it was described by the great poet Su Dongpo as a place that one would regret not visiting while in Suzhou.
Lingering Garden in Suzhou, one of China’s four most renowned classical gardens, is celebrated for its masterful use of space, intricate network of winding corridors, and the "Cloud-Crowned Peak" (Guanyun Feng)—a Taihu rock considered the finest of its kind in the Jiangnan region. It perfectly embodies the classical garden aesthetic where "every step reveals a new scene."
Harbin Northeast Tiger Park is the world’s largest captive-breeding base for wild Siberian tigers. Here, you can board a protected vehicle and venture deep into a snow-covered forest, where you’ll experience the raw, thrilling power of Siberian tigers—roaming in packs right beside you—as they are fed.
Harbin Ice and Snow World is the world’s largest ice- and snow-themed park. It perfectly blends masterful, handcrafted, monumental ice sculptures with thrilling ice and snow attractions, creating a dreamlike, fairytale winter wonderland that is a must-visit at least once in a lifetime.
Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou is the largest privately-owned wildlife park in Asia. It is renowned for its extensive populations of white tigers and koalas, as well as the world’s only surviving set of giant panda triplets, and offers a comprehensive viewing experience that includes guided safari train tours and aerial cable car rides.
Guangzhou Chimelong International Circus is one of the world’s largest resident circus productions. Bringing together top-tier acrobatic artists from across the globe, it offers a spectacular, immersive family entertainment experience—featuring breathtaking aerial stunts, a dreamlike, elaborate stage setting, and magnificent interactive parades.
Located on the new central axis of Guangzhou, the Canton Tower (colloquially known as "Slim Waist") stands at a total height of 600 meters. It is the tallest tower in China—and the third-tallest in the world—serving as a core urban landmark that integrates sightseeing, high-altitude attractions, and stylish dining.
A night cruise on the Pearl River is an iconic sightseeing experience in Guangzhou. In just about an hour, you can take in the spectacular nightscape—featuring the iconic Canton Tower (known locally as "Little Slim Waist") and the dazzling skyscrapers lining both banks of the Pearl River—all from the comfort of a cruise boat.
Explore Nanluoguxiang, a 5A-rated historic hutong in Beijing's Dongcheng District. Suggested visit duration: about 3 hours.
The Old Summer Palace (Yuanmingyuan) is an imperial garden complex that originated during the Qing Dynasty; it was once renowned worldwide for its exceptionally lavish royal landscapes and an architectural style that blended Chinese and Western elements.
Jiayuguan is the western terminus of the Great Wall of China from the Ming Dynasty and is renowned as "the greatest pass under heaven."
Today, the Yumenguan scenic area comprises a complete defensive and logistical system for the Han Dynasty frontier Great Wall, consisting primarily of "one pass, two forts," and the Han-era Great Wall itself.
Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake are situated in the transitional zone between the Badain Jaran Desert and the Taklamakan Desert; their terrain and climate have given rise to this unique geographical phenomenon:
A bamboo raft excursion on the Li River offers an immersive waterborne experience, where you travel on a motorized raft through a landscape of karst peaks—placing you right inside the iconic scenery featured on the back of the 20-yuan RMB banknote.
Explore the 5A Longji Terraces Scenic Area in Guilin, a vast rice-terrace landscape across Longji Mountain in Longsheng. Plan around 3 hours and confirm visit details with your advisor.
Plan a visit to Du Fu Thatched Cottage in Chengdu, a comprehensive museum, urban park, and urban landmark tagged for indoor and rainy-day visits.
Dujiangyan is a 5A listing in Dujiangyan City, Chengdu, on Qingchengshan Road in Qingchengshan Town. Suggested visit time is about 3 hours.
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