Chimelong Guangzhou: Safari and Parks
Chimelong Guangzhou packs five parks into one Panyu resort: the safari park with cable cars, the coasters, a seasonal water park, and the circus worth seeing.
Detailed guides to China’s top attractions for foreign visitors: opening hours, ticket booking rules for overseas travellers, crowd-avoidance timing, transport, and what to eat nearby.
Chimelong Guangzhou packs five parks into one Panyu resort: the safari park with cable cars, the coasters, a seasonal water park, and the circus worth seeing.
Changbaishan skiing pairs groomed slopes with volcanic hot springs and the crater Heaven Lake, a quieter winter trip than Chongli from December to March.
Beijing Zoo, decoded: the panda house feeding times, tickets from 15 RMB, the aquarium option, which exhibits matter, and how to sequence a half-day visit.
Beijing ski resorts put the slopes within two hours of the capital, from Nanshan to Wall-side Huaibei, ideal for beginners, though snow is heavily made.
High in Xinjiang’s Tian Shan, Bayanbulak’s Kaidu River bends catch up to nine sunset reflections, with swans nesting in the cold, open wetland for travelers.
A guide to the Badain Jaran Desert in Inner Mongolia: the tallest dunes on earth, desert lakes, 4×4 logistics, real prices, and the best season to go.
Anhui hot springs sit at the foot of Huangshan and around Chaohu. Learn the best pools, prices, etiquette, and how to soak right after a mountain hike.
The best places to visit in China grouped by region, from Beijing and the Great Wall to Yunnan, Zhangjiajie and Tibet, with the practical detail on each.
Zhenyuan in Guizhou: a Ming and Qing town on a bend of the Wuyang River, the cliff temples of Qinglong Cave, riverfront food, and high-speed rail from Guiyang.
Yamdrok Lake south of Lhasa: the turquoise holy lake over the Gampala pass, permits and altitude, the best months for color, and the drive on to Gyantse.