Beijing, China's capital city for over 700 years, is a vibrant blend of historic grandeur and impressive modernity. It is home to some of the finest remnants of China’s imperial past, including the Great Wall and the Forbidden City… Beijing is a must for a first trip to China.
2 Shanghai — China’s Most Prosperous City
Shanghai is China’s largest and richest city. It offers you a glimpse of the future of China. The impressive skylines and colonial architecture of the Bund display an atmosphere of vitality rivaling New York and London.
3 Xi’an — Window on China’s Ancient Civilization
Xi’an is to China as Rome is to Europe in ancient civilizations. China’s ancient culture focused around Xi’an for a thousand years. As capital of nine ancient dynasties, Xi’an has many ancient attractions, from the Terracotta Army (206 BC) to medieval Tang Dynasty feasts and entertainment.
4 Guilin — Idyllic Mountain and Water Scenery
Guilin’s karst landscapes are the Chinese conception of the most beautiful place on earth. The ever-green limestone hills, sparkling rivers, and traditional villages are the inspiration of China’s landscape paintings.
“I have found that no city can surpass the beauty of Guilin.” — Former US President Nixon
5 Chengdu — Hometown of Giant Pandas
Although you may see a giant panda in your country, the place to see more of them and grow a deep understanding of them is Chengdu. Only in Chengdu can you hold a panda, or take care of pandas by joining a panda keeper program.
6 Zhangjiajie — Pandora’s Hallelujah Mountains
Zhangjiajie was thrust into foreign travelers' eyes through the alien planet movie Avatar. The Hallelujah Mountains were inspired by Heavenly Pillar in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. Zhangjiajie is famous for its dense precarious peaks, deep gorges, limpid streams, and biodiversity.
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