The Forbidden City
Beijing
The world's largest imperial palace complex — 9,999 rooms at the heart of Beijing.

Discover the best unesco sites experiences across China.
Beijing
The world's largest imperial palace complex — 9,999 rooms at the heart of Beijing.
Beijing
The most scenic restored section of the Great Wall, with toboggan runs and far fewer crowds.
Beijing
A vast imperial garden of lakes, pavilions, and covered walkways northwest of Beijing.
Chengdu
The world's largest stone Buddha, carved from a clifftop where three rivers meet.
Chongqing
UNESCO-listed cliff sculptures of Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian scenes carved over 1,000 years.
Hangzhou
A UNESCO World Heritage lake of causeways, pagodas, and mist — the soul of Hangzhou.
Kunming
A vast field of towering limestone formations rising like a petrified forest from the earth.
Lhasa
The iconic white and red winter palace of the Dalai Lama, rising above Lhasa at 3,700m.
Macau
The iconic baroque facade of a 17th-century cathedral — Macau's most photographed landmark.
Suzhou
The largest and most celebrated classical garden in Suzhou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Xi'an
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries ever — 8,000 life-size soldiers buried with Qin Shihuang.