Destinations
Explore China Destinations
From China every destination has a unique story.
Beijing
As both China's capital and an ancient capital that served as the seat of six successive dynasties, the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and hutong siheyuan speak to the profound heritage of this millennia-old imperial city, making it the premier destination for in-depth cultural travel.
Tianjin
The municipality on the banks of the Haihe River is a place where Western-style mansions featuring Sino-Western architectural fusion blend seamlessly with rich, vibrant local folk culture, and cross-talk teahouses and Goubuli steamed buns are iconic symbols of the city.
Hebei
The Yan-Zhao region that encircles Beijing and Tianjin is home to the Chengde Mountain Resort, Beidaihe seaside, and the majestic Taihang Mountains, boasting both regal imperial grandeur and stunning mountain-and-sea landscapes.
Shanxi
A treasure trove of ancient architecture framed by mountains and rivers that form natural defenses, its three World Heritage Sites — the Yungang Grottoes, Pingyao Ancient City, and Mount Wutai — bear witness to the splendor of Chinese civilization, while its grand Jin merchant courtyard compounds tell the story of their former glory.
Inner Mongolia
This vast grassland autonomous region, stretching from the northeast to the northwest, is home to Hulunbuir Grassland, Ejina Poplar Forest and Xiangshawan Desert, all of which showcase magnificent nomadic charm.
Liaoning
The gateway to the land of white mountains and black waters is home to the Shenyang Imperial Palace, Dalian seaside, and Benxi Water Cave, all of which boast both rich historical heritage and the beauty of mountains and seas.
Jilin
An ice and snow kingdom along the Songhua River, this destination is world-renowned for the Heavenly Lake of Changbai Mountain and its stunning rime ice wonders, with winter — perfect for skiing and hot spring experiences — being the golden season for travel.
Heilongjiang
Harbin, China's northernmost ice and snow capital, its stunning ice sculptures, the whimsical fairy-tale allure of Snow Town, and the sprawling forests of the Greater Khingan Range combine to create a uniquely picturesque northern landscape.
Shanghai
The Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai, the "Magic Capital", showcase a stunning interplay between the Bund's grand complex of international historic buildings and the Lujiazui skyline, where modern chic and the refined elegance of Jiangnan coexist.