Attractions

Sacred Heart Cathedral (石室圣心大教堂) is situated in Guangzhou Guangdong province. It was listed as as an Important Heritage Site Under State Protection in 1997 and you can visit it free of charge.

The Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall was built to remember Sun Yat_sen, a great man in Chinese history.The hall was not only famous for its peculiar architectural style, historic significance, but also featured by…

Constructed in 1959, Guangdong Provincial Museum, a Patriotism Educational Base, is seated in Guangzhou, Guangdong province. It was the place where students in ancient China took their exams.The Museum shows…

Guangzhou Zhenhai tower is a typical architectural building Guangzhou, and is a ratified as one of the he Eight Sights in Guangzhou”. it is a scenery- viewing area from which we aee the whole Guangzhou City.

CITIC Ming sike aircraft carrier world is the first military park taking aircraft carrier as its theme in China and even in the world.While exploring the charm of this wonderful aircraft carrier world, you can…

Learning about the best sections to capture the breathtaking scenery of the Great Wall, as well as other travel information of Great Wall, including its features, history and culture.

Together with the Great Wall, Forbidden City and Summer Palace, The Temple of Heaven is the must see in Beijing to explore the ancient history of China. It used to be the place for emperor to hold the Heaven…

Guilin's Li River Cruise is a popular trip in Western China.This visit will leave you a visual feast of the unique Karst landform when riding a boat from Guilin to Yangshuo. This cruise offers the top experience of photography lovers from all over the world. The soaring limestone peaks, the limpid water and the fisherman floating by on bamboo rafts, even a careless shot in here will get a picture that…

the Provincial Museum is place collecting, keeping and studying the cultural heritage and historical relics on this land. It is a place that can best reflect the history, custom, religion of the Qinghai people…