Most Famous Chinese cities

The booming of “China Tours” is opening new windows and pathways for the world to understand and recognize China. You can sense the contrast after immersing in the vast landscapes and breathing in the essence of Chinese culture. Each city in China has its unique charm, history, and culture, yet all are bustling and full of vitality.

Beijing

China’s capital, Beijing, is a perfect blend of modernity and tradition. Come here and revisit the Forbidden City to witness the grandeur and solemnity of the royal palaces from the Ming and Qing dynasties. You can also admire a vast collection of ancient art treasures and learn about China’s long cultural heritage.

“He who has not been to the Great Wall is not a true man.” Climb the Great Wall that winds through the mountains and take in the breathtaking views, feeling the magnitude of this ancient engineering feat.

After appreciating the grand landscapes, you can stroll through the narrow alleys (also called “hutong”), enjoying tea and traditional theater and experiencing the “old Beijing lifestyle” during the wonderful Beijing tours.

Shanghai

Like a shining pearl, Shanghai is located in eastern China and is the core of China’s economy and finance. The city is famous for its unique modern appearance, rich historical culture, and vibrant nightlife.

The skyscrapers of Lujiazui stand by the Huangpu River, resembling giant lighthouses illuminating the city’s splendor. Walking through the crowds on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, you can experience the unique charm of Shanghai as a shopping paradise.

Both ancient urban landscapes and modern skyscrapers are perfectly integrated in this city, showcasing a unique aesthetic.

Xi’an

Xi’an, anciently known as Chang’an, is one of the world’s four famous ancient capitals and the birthplace of Chinese civilization. As the eastern starting point of the Silk Road, Xi’an has a history of over 3100 years of city construction and more than 1100 years as a capital, making it the longest-standing, most influential, and most frequently chosen capital city in Chinese history.

As a world-renowned tourist destination, Xi’an earns the reputation of a “natural history museum.” The Terracotta Army and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Xi’an are among the most popular attractions listed in the “World Heritage List.”

Guangzhou

Guangzhou, known as China’s “South Gate,” is a national central city and one of the earliest trading ports open to foreign trade in China. With a history of over 2200 years, it is one of the first historical and cultural cities announced by the State Council and the birthplace of the ancient Maritime Silk Road.

Guangzhou is one of China’s most economically developed areas, rich in tourism resources and a strong customer base. It is not only a millennium-old commercial capital but also a shopping paradise and the well-known “Land of Gastronomy” in China.

Hangzhou

Hangzhou is a provincial capital city and the center of the southern wing of the Yangtze River Delta. It is the political, economic, cultural, and scientific and educational center of Zhejiang Province. The Chinese saying “Paradise above, Suzhou and Hangzhou below” is a vivid evidence for people’s sincere praise for this famous scenic and tourist city. With a long history of 2200 years, Hangzhou is one of the seven ancient capitals of China and was praised by Marco Polo as “the most beautiful and luxurious city in the world.”