Discover the most breathtaking destinations across China's vast landscape
Built over 2,000 years ago, the Great Wall spans thousands of miles across China's northern borders, serving as both a military defense system and a symbol of Chinese civilization.
The Mutianyu section, located 70km northeast of Beijing, is accessible by public bus or private tour. Best visited in spring or autumn.
Entrance fee: ¥45 (Apr-Oct), ¥40 (Nov-Mar)
Cable car: ¥100 round trip
Home to 24 Chinese emperors over 500 years, this massive palace complex represents the pinnacle of Chinese architectural achievement.
Located in central Beijing, easily accessible by subway (Line 1 Tiananmen East/West Station) or public bus.
Entrance fee: ¥60 (Apr-Oct), ¥40 (Nov-Mar)
Audio guide: ¥40
Discovered in 1974, this army of thousands of life-sized warriors was created to guard Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife.
Located in Xi'an, accessible by tourist bus 5 (306) from Xi'an Railway Station or private tour.
Entrance fee: ¥150 (Mar-Nov), ¥120 (Dec-Feb)
Guide service: ¥200
A UNESCO World Heritage site, West Lake has inspired poets and artists for centuries with its natural beauty and cultural significance.
Located in Hangzhou, easily accessible by public bus or walking from Hangzhou city center.
Lake area: Free admission
Boat cruise: ¥45-80
Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) offer the most comfortable weather for sightseeing.
China's extensive rail network and modern subway systems make it easy to travel between and within cities.
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