Why you should travel to China
China, a country you deserve to visit once a year or even every season
Safest
NOWHERE else could be safer than China. You can enjoy your every night outside if you wish.
Culture Diversity
You will experience a great diversity of Geomorphological Features, Culture, Ethnic Groups, Languages & Cuisines in China.
Great Accessibility
China boasts the largest high-speed train network in the world. Traveling in China by train is a fast, convenient, cheap and comfortable option.
Amazing Cuisines
There are varieties of food in China with all tastes you can ever imagine or not. Most delicious in the world, you definitely cannot miss it.
How do you wanna meet China?
The topography of China is high in the west and low in the east, showing a stepwise distribution. The variety and typicality of China's landforms are unparalleled and unmatched by other countries in the world.
Nature and civilization
Nature and civilization
To experience the boundless grassland and the pleasure of galloping horses, and explore the birthplace of the largest empire in human history.
Desert
Desert
Once prosperous, but now uninhabited, it was the Silk Road that used to communicate between the ancient civilizations of the East and the West.
Canyon
Canyon
The Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon is located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, 'Roof of the World', with an average altitude of more than 3000 meters. It has nine vertical natural zones, ranging from high mountain ice and snow zones to low valley tropical intraseasonal rain forests. It is the most complete mountain vertical natural belt in the world, gathering substantial biological resources.
Four Famous Buddhist Mountains
Four Famous Buddhist Mountains
With introduction of Buddhism and construction of temples since the Han Dynasty, the four famous mountains in China have now become world-known religious and tourist attractions.
Four Famous Taoism Mountains
Four Famous Taoism Mountains
Taoism is a native religion in China, and the four famous mountains of Taoism are the most important Taoist Holy Lands in China.
Snacks You Must Try
In the eyes of Chinese, diet is only divided into China's and non-China's. Because of the earlier evolution of utensils and civilizations, we do not have a culture of eating raw meat. The Chinese diet has evolved over thousands of years to represent the highest level in the world, while the diet of Western World may only be in the barbaric era by contrast. Unless you experience and enjoy it by yourself, or you will definitely think this is an offense, and this will probably become the biggest regret in your life.
Hot Pot
Hot pot that everyone can enjoy,various flavors, two enjoyment. Think about mouth addiction, this is a delicious food you can't miss!
Tofu Pudding
Tofu Pudding is a traditional Chinese snack with a long history. It is produced during the tofu-making process. It has various flavors in different regions and is often seen in the early morning.
Deep-Fried Dough Sticks
Deep-Fried Dough Sticks are a traditional Chinese breakfast delicacy with a long history. They are golden and crispy, and deeply loved by people.
Baozi
Baozi is one of the traditional Chinese delicacies with a long history. Its fillings are rich and diverse, and it is deeply loved by people.
Dumplings
Dumplings are a traditional Chinese delicacy with a long history and rich cultural connotations. They come in various shapes and have diverse fillings, and are deeply loved by people.
Noodles
Noodles are one of the traditional Chinese delicacies with a long history and a wide variety. Different regions have their own unique noodle culture and production methods.
Travel With Movies
Somebody once said that the films were the most informative travel guide, and the scenes in the films can always arouse people's impulse to travel. Follow the movie shots, feel the exotic streets and trees and the scenes that move you... Today, you could travel with the films and see the classic scenic spots in China.
- 2012
- Kung Fu Panda 3
- The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
- Mulan
- Transformers: Age of Extinction
- Avatar 1
- Mission Impossible III