In a November 2015 photo essay, Condé Nast Traveler magazine named the 50 most beautiful places in the world. Naturally, destinations from China were featured in the list.
The Great Wall is an immense human achievement, notable for its historical significance. Yet the magazine notes the magnificent beauty of this most famous attraction. Click here to read more. Then learn more about the Great Wall Tourism Belt and see more photos here.
The Wulingyuan Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, China is a vast national park that is very popular for its majestic natural beauty. The area served as the visual inspiration for the 2009 blockbuster film Avatar. Click here to read more. For tourism resources in Zhangjiajie, click here.
Read MoreDescribed as a “classic Chinese retreat,” Hangzhou was named #7 among 50 Beast Places to Travel in 2016 by Travel + Leisure magazine. Showcasing the “idyllic scenery of Hangzhou’s vast West Lake,” the article calls out new luxury hotels and a growing restaurant scene. Click here to read more: www.travelandleisure.com ...Read More
Construction will be starting soon on an artificial beach nearly 1.5 miles long in the Guanyinshan-Wutong section of Huandao Road in Xiamen. Upon completion, the beach will be equipped with a wooden trestle, a walking path, sightseeing locations, and 1.5 acres of green landscape. To date, Xiamen has built nearly 250 acres of artificial beaches, which have improved ...Read More
The Terracotta Army may be what first comes to mind when thinking about Xi’an, but the culinary delights of Shaanxi province’s capital city also provide many enticing reasons to visit. Here are CNN’s top 10 dishes from Xi’an: Flatbread in mutton soup (yangrou paomo) Kabob (chuan'er) Pomegranate juice (shiliuzhi) Xi'an meat burger (roujiamo) Cold no ...Read More