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8 Best-selected Destinations in China for 2013

Covering an area of 9.6 million square kilometers, China is a vast country providing abundant tourist resources, of which there are not only magical landscapes and surprising modernity, but also profound history and colorful tribal cultures. In so many choices, it is often not an easy work to make an ideal China tour plan for many foreign travelers.

For this reason, we carefully select eight hottest destinations that should not miss for your 2013 China tours, namely, Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, Guilin, Zhangjiajie, Yunnan, Guangzhou and Yangtze River. No matter what are your interests, the historical China, the modern metropolis, ancient culture, dainty sceneries or even unique ethnic customs, these best-selected cities and regions will fill your curiosity every way. More…

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  • Beijing

    Beijing, the capital of China, is the country’s political, cultural and international trade center. Once inhabited by 34 emperors for more than 800 years, Beijing boasts a great number of treasures at all aspects. Visits between ancestral traditions and relics, natural sceneries, parks and local inhabitants... Beijing is the must-see city of any travel to China that will never let you down.More...

  • Xi'an

    A high tourist city of international influence, Xi’an enjoys equal fame as Beijing as one of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China and home of the First Emperor of China mausoleum. Standing as an epicenter of early Chinese civilization, Xi’an, the "Natural History Museum of China", flourishes with remnants of this great ancient past everywhere and numerous scenic and cultural sights.More...

  • Shanghai

    Often referred as the "Pearl of China", Shanghai, China’s most famous city in the world, is a financial, economic and foreign trade metropolis that can be compared easily with other big cities such as Hong Kong, New York or London. Huge skyscrapers, Bund, big shopping malls, museums, multicultural people… the sleepless Shanghai is where the modernity and up-to-date country that has become China.More...

  • Guilin

    A famous Chinese saying goes it that "Landscapes in Guilin is second to none under heaven". Indeed, the picturesque Li River, the peculiar karst peaks and caves, and the Chinese painting-like rural landscapes have been well-known as Guilin’s labels. Such a jewel celebrated by generations of poets and painters, Guilin is a unique tourist city that travelers have to see at least once in their lives. More...

  • Zhangjiajie

    Being a design model for Hallelujah Mountain in the famous movie "Avatar", Zhangjiajie was quickly known by more foreigners. The lush vegetation growing there: karst upthrusts, waterfalls, limestone caves and rivers where hundreds of rare flora and fauna species live all together in a harmonious way makes Zhangjiajie a relief for any traveler looking for some natural sceneries of grandiose beauty. More...

  • Yunnan

    There is no a second province like Yunnan in China that 54 of the total 56 Chinese ethnic groups live together. Of course, there is no lack of wonderful natural scenery and ancient relics in this fairyland-like place. Endowed with the best highlights of the province, Kunming, Dali, Diqing (Shangri-La), Lijiang and Xishuangbanna can definitely feast you with their diverse beauties.More...

  • Influenced by the nearby Hong Kong and Macao, Guangzhou is somewhat the first city travelers to China will visit, and also a busy port and a worldly famous economic, gastronomic and tourist halt city. Historical site, home to some international events, cultural diversity and delightful delicacies, a trip to Guangzhou is entering in the deep and harmonious diversity of the Chinese culture! More...

  • Yangtze River

    The longest river in China and Asia as well as a cradle of Chinese civilization, Yangtze River is historically, culturally, and economically important to China, which famous for numerous stunning natural wonders and rich amount of historical and cultural relics; indeed, the Yangtze has a wide array of ecosystems, verdant mountains and endemic species that stand as the last specimens on earth. More...