China
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Summer Palace, Beijing

Set in pavilions within the Imperial Summer Palace grounds, offering unprecedented access to China's finest imperial garden. Guests enter through a private gate.

The Bund, Shanghai

Art deco masterpiece on the Bund with views of Pudong skyline. Features Rolex clock tower, Yi Long Court Cantonese restaurant, and legendary Peninsula service.

Chaoyang, Beijing

Ultra-modern hotel blending contemporary design with Chinese heritage. Features Country Kitchen for Shandong cuisine and Red Bar's stunning city views.

Guilin, Guangxi

Lakeside resort overlooking the famous karst mountains. Features Li Cafe with live cooking, CHI Spa, and stunning views of the iconic Li River landscape.

West Lake, Hangzhou

Lakeside haven on the legendary West Lake with traditional pagoda-style architecture. Offers private boat tours and Jin Sha's refined Hangzhou cuisine.

Kowloon, Hong Kong

World's highest hotel occupying floors 102-118 of the ICC Tower. Features Ozone, the highest bar in the world, and breathtaking Victoria Harbour views.

Sanlitun, Beijing

Kengo Kuma-designed urban resort in Sanlitun. Features minimalist Japanese-influenced design, Mesh bar, and the acclaimed Bei restaurant.

The Bund, Shanghai

Heritage hotel in the restored 1911 Shanghai Club building on the Bund. Features the legendary Long Bar and stunning views of Pudong skyline.

Chengdu, Sichuan

Located in the world's largest building by floor area. Near the Giant Panda Base with excellent Sichuan dining options and modern facilities.

Pudong, Shanghai

Occupying floors 79-93 of the Shanghai World Financial Center. Features 100 Century Avenue restaurant and dramatic city views in the heart of Pudong.

Lijiang, Yunnan

Resort at the foot of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain with Naxi cultural touches. All-villa property with private pools and stunning mountain views.

Xi'an, Shaanxi

Modern hotel near the ancient city wall with Tang Dynasty-inspired design. Perfect base for exploring the Terracotta Warriors and Muslim Quarter.

People's Square, Shanghai

Stylish Chinese chain hotel with clean, modern design. Central location near People's Square with excellent value and consistent quality.

Sanlitun, Beijing

Popular Chinese boutique chain known for its reading lounges and comfortable beds. In the heart of Sanlitun entertainment district.

Nanjing Road, Shanghai

China's largest budget hotel chain on famous Nanjing Road. Basic but clean rooms with excellent shopping and dining nearby.

Gulou, Beijing

Charming boutique hotel in a restored hutong near the Drum Tower. Traditional courtyard setting with modern comforts and rooftop bar.

The Bund, Shanghai

Popular Shanghai hostel in a historic 1930s building on the Bund. Mix of dorms and private rooms with rooftop terrace and social atmosphere.

Guilin, Guangxi

Reliable budget chain hotel in central Guilin. Basic but clean rooms perfect for early Li River cruise departures. Good value for money.

Zhangjiajie, Hunan

Otherworldly sandstone pillar formations that inspired the floating mountains in Avatar. Features the world's highest and longest glass bridge and Bailong glass elevator.

Guilin to Yangshuo

Scenic river journey through karst mountain landscapes from Guilin to Yangshuo. The scenery on the 20 yuan note comes to life with bamboo rafts and water buffalo.

Sichuan Province

UNESCO World Heritage Site known for colorful lakes, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks. The Five Flower Lake is famous for its crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Dongcheng, Beijing

The world's largest palace complex, home to 24 emperors across 500 years. With 980 buildings and 1.8 million artifacts, it's China's most visited attraction.

Xi'an, Shaanxi

Thousands of life-size clay soldiers guarding Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb for 2,200 years. Three excavated pits reveal infantry, cavalry, and command structures.

Lhasa, Tibet

Former winter palace of the Dalai Lama, rising dramatically above Lhasa at 3,700 meters. A masterpiece of Tibetan architecture and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Various sections, Beijing area

The world's longest wall stretching over 20,000 km. Badaling is most accessible, Mutianyu less crowded, Jinshanling for photography, and Jiankou for adventurers.

Huangpu, Shanghai

Shanghai's iconic waterfront promenade with 52 colonial-era buildings facing the futuristic Pudong skyline. Best at night when both sides illuminate spectacularly.

Leshan, Sichuan

World's largest stone Buddha carved into a cliff face at 71 meters tall. Built in 713-803 AD at the confluence of three rivers, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tiananmen Square, Beijing

World's third largest museum on Tiananmen Square with over 1 million artifacts. Traces Chinese civilization from prehistoric times to the present day.

People's Square, Shanghai

Shaped like an ancient bronze ding vessel, housing 120,000 pieces of Chinese art. Exceptional bronze, ceramics, jade, and calligraphy collections.

Chengdu, Sichuan

World's premier panda research and breeding center, home to over 200 giant and red pandas. See playful cubs in naturalistic enclosures and learn about conservation.

Lantau Island, Hong Kong

Disney magic on Lantau Island with unique attractions like Mystic Manor and the world's first Frozen-themed area. Smaller and more manageable than other Disney parks.

Yunnan Province

One of the world's deepest gorges with a dramatic 2-day hiking trail. The Jinsha River roars through narrow passages said to be leapable by a tiger.

Hong Kong Island

Highest point on Hong Kong Island with spectacular views of the skyline and harbor. Take the historic Peak Tram or hike up for rewarding panoramas.

Old City, Shanghai

Classical Chinese garden from 1559 surrounded by a lively bazaar. Traditional architecture, rockeries, pavilions, and shops selling souvenirs and local snacks.

Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong

Hong Kong's most famous night market for bargain shopping, street food, and fortune tellers. Cantonese opera singers perform under the stars.

Xi'an, Shaanxi

Vibrant maze of food stalls, shops, and the ancient Great Mosque. Sample lamb skewers, persimmon cakes, and biangbiang noodles in this 1,000-year-old neighborhood.

Beijing

Hike along the less-crowded Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. Take the cable car up and toboggan down for added fun.

Beijing

Explore the Forbidden City (Palace Museum) with a private guide. Skip the lines and discover the secrets of the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Beijing

Ride through Beijing ancient hutong alleys on a traditional rickshaw. Visit a local family home and learn about traditional Beijing life.

Shanghai

Watch a world-famous Shanghai acrobatic performance featuring jaw-dropping stunts, contortion, and Chinese acrobatics.

Xi'an

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Terracotta Army in Xi'an with VIP early access before the crowds arrive.

Various

Learn the art of Chinese tea ceremony from a tea master. Sample premium teas and discover their health benefits.