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One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Great Wall is a magical place, and considered a must-have for first-timers in China.
A sophisticated-designed summer resort of ancient Beijing, it was much favored by imperial rulers in Qing Dynasty, especially Dowager Empress Cixi.
Located at Ngong Ping Plateau of Lantau Island, as the world’s biggest outdoor sitting bronze statue, it is one of the most famous landmarks in Hong Kong.
A treasure-trove of ancient Chinese architectures, this dignified complex was the place where the ancient Chinese emperors worshipped heaven and prayed for good harvests.
Famous for its Buddhist temple architectures, the peaceful Chi Lin Nunnery is big draw for Buddhists, religious architecture fans and Chinese culture vultures.
The 600-year-old city walls once enclosed an ancient capital, and now remind a grand historic attraction in Xian. It’ll be a great experience to bike on the walls.
China isn’t all bout the old things, here in Shanghai’s prosperous Pudong district, the world’s third-highest building (by 2014), Shanghai World Financial Center offers a breathtaking view of the whole city.
Sweet home for Dalai Lamas, the holiest shrine of all Tibetan people, Potala Palace is a museum of Buddhist art treasures. The palace itself is an architecture masterpiece.
Ever since its establish in 1950, devout believers keep offering small Buddha statues to the temple, thus the name Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery. To reach this holy place, you’ll need to hike up 431 stone steps.
It is a rarely seen architectural complex built on the cliff, more than 50 meters off the ground.
