From Beijing and Shanghai to Hangzhou, Suzhou, and more, China boasts fascinating destinations that global travelers eagerly wish to visit.
Top 10 Must-Visit Cities for an Unforgettable Journey in China
Shanghai
Shanghai, the Paris of the East, stands as the most modern and bustling city in Asia. Visitors will be deeply impressed by the skyscrapers and fashionable stores lining the famous Bund. However, the symbols of modernity can't overshadow the enduring cultural value of this city. Shanghai proudly holds ancient temples and numerous historical and cultural landmarks.


Beijing
The bustling capital, Beijing, stands out as one of the must-visit cities in China. With a perfect blend of ancient and modern architecture, travelers easily find themselves captivated by Beijing. The Forbidden City and the Great Wall of China are must-visit attractions. Moreover, the local cuisine is renowned for the Beijing roast duck. Once you've savored its delightful taste, you won't forget that mouthwatering flavor.


Chengdu
Chengdu is an excellent stop for those who adore adorable pandas. The city hosts a research center dedicated to Chengdu pandas, allowing visitors to observe and interact with these incredibly charming creatures. Additionally, tourists can discover some exquisite handicrafts and antiques while strolling along Chunxi Road in Chengdu.


Guilin
Located in the southwest of China, Guilin attracts travelers interested in exploring local cuisine, caves, and rocky mountain paths. Particularly, the Stone Buddha statue carved on the mountainside is the most famous attraction here. Guilin also offers other enticing spots such as an underwater museum, hot springs, a zoo, and ancient battlefields.


Hangzhou
Hangzhou truly captivates as a city worth exploring when in China, thanks to its breathtaking natural scenery. Often referred to as the 'Paradise on Earth,' visitors here will indulge in the picturesque landscapes of West Lake – a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.


To Chau
To Chau is renowned for its intersecting rivers flowing through the city, earning it the title of the 'Venice of the East.' The city is also famous for its beautiful stone bridges, temples, and meticulously designed gardens, which have now become attractions drawing millions of visitors each year.


Pingyao
Pingyao served as a financial hub in ancient China during the Ming and Qing dynasties. With a history spanning over 2,700 years, it is an ancient city boasting impressive architecture and a rich cultural heritage. Travelers will gain insights into ancient Chinese civilization when exploring Pingyao during their trip to China.


Shenzhen
Thâm Quyến leaves an indelible mark with its seamless blend of natural landscapes and modern architectural marvels. Boasting favorable weather conditions throughout the year, Thâm Quyến stands as an ideal destination for tourists in every season.


Nanjing
As the capital of Jiangsu Province, China, Nanjing ranks among the four most beautiful ancient capitals in world history. The ancient tombs and war remnants from the Ming Dynasty era serve as captivating attractions, drawing visitors to Nanjing.


Wuhan
Wuhan, the capital of Hubei Province and the most populous city in central China. This city not only serves as an economic and commercial hub but also converges breathtaking wonders of nature and the rich history of the Chinese nation. The harmonious beauty between ancient and modern architectural structures in Wuhan promises a fascinating journey.


By Tieu Lam
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MytourDecember 2, 2015