The Forbidden City
Beijing
The world's largest imperial palace complex — 9,999 rooms at the heart of Beijing.
UNESCO Sites
Discover the best unesco sites experiences across China.
The Great Wall at Mutianyu
Beijing
The most scenic restored section of the Great Wall, with toboggan runs and far fewer crowds.
Summer Palace
Beijing
A vast imperial garden of lakes, pavilions, and covered walkways northwest of Beijing.
Leshan Giant Buddha
Chengdu
The world's largest stone Buddha, carved from a clifftop where three rivers meet.
Dazu Rock Carvings
Chongqing
UNESCO-listed cliff sculptures of Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian scenes carved over 1,000 years.
West Lake
Hangzhou
A UNESCO World Heritage lake of causeways, pagodas, and mist — the soul of Hangzhou.
Stone Forest Kunming
Kunming
A vast field of towering limestone formations rising like a petrified forest from the earth.
Lijiang Old Town
Yunnan
A UNESCO-listed Naxi old town of cobbled lanes, wooden houses, and flowing canal water.
Potala Palace
Lhasa
The iconic white and red winter palace of the Dalai Lama, rising above Lhasa at 3,700m.
Ruins of St Paul's
Macau
The iconic baroque facade of a 17th-century cathedral — Macau's most photographed landmark.
Humble Administrator's Garden
Suzhou
The largest and most celebrated classical garden in Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Terracotta Warriors
Xian
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries ever — 8,000 life-size soldiers buried with Qin Shihuang.