Attractions

Dian Lake is a typical freshwater lake in the southwestern Kunming City and the largest inland lake in Yunnan Province. It is famous for its natural beauty, scenic spots and cultural heritage nearby.

The Kunming Golden Temple was built in 1602 and is the first copper palace in China. It is famous as a national forest park combining the beauty of natural scenes, cultural heritage, artificial gardens and…

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…

Located in the north of Kunming City, Yunnan Province, the Green Lake Park is the most beautiful park in the city center. It is famous for its unique scenic spots and natural beauty, being regarded as the…

The Qiongzhu Temple is a Buddhist temple 12 km. to the northwest of Kunming City. It got its name because of the grand temple and flourish bamboo forest. It also has many painted sculptures, and is a noted…

Yunnan Nationalities Village is a convergence of 25 ethnic groups such as Yi, Bai, Tai, Hui, Miao ect. it is famous for its unique ethnic villages, ethnic dancing halls, squares, fountains and architectural…

he Kunming Yuantong Temple is the largest and oldest Buddhist temple located in the Yuantong Street of Kunming City, Yunnan Province. It is famous its architectural style, grandness, cultural heritage and…