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Beihai, Guangxi – a shimmering pearl nestled along the coast of Beibu Gulf – beckons travelers with its enchanting seascapes, profound historical tapestry, and distinctive regional culture. Stretching white sandy beaches, crystal-clear azure waters, time-honored arcaded old streets, and mysterious volcanic isles converge to make Beihai a treasure trove of destinations, each narrating its own tale to intrepid self-guided explorers.

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Cities

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Beihai, Pearl City: A New Chapter Unfolds on the Azure Seas of the Millennium-Old Silk Road Port

Located at the southern tip of Guangxi, Beihai is shaped by its peninsular terrain surrounded by the sea on three sides, forming the graceful arc of the 24-kilometer Silver Beach. The volcanic rocks of Weizhou Island and mangrove wetlands together weave an ecological tapestry. Its perpetually pleasant climate has made Beihai a top destination for “migratory” travelers from northern China, while also nurturing abundant seafood and tropical fruits.

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Cities

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Sanya: Tropical Paradise at the End of the Earth, A Gastronomic Symphony of Mountains, Seas, Rivers, and Cities

Sanya, China’s southernmost tropical coastal city, has long been immortalized in literature as “Tianya Haijiao” (the farthest reaches of the earth). Along its 264-kilometer coastline, the turquoise waves of Yalong Bay, coconut-fringed Haitang Bay, and sunset-kissed Sanya Bay compose a romantic ode to the “Eastern Hawaii.”

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Cities

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Hangzhou: A Millennium-Old Masterpiece of Heaven on Earth and a Feast of Jiangnan Flavors

Hangzhou, renowned as “Heaven on Earth,” has been a poetic sanctuary in literati’s works since ancient times. As the capital of Zhejiang Province, it is nestled in the southern wing of the Yangtze River Delta, cradling three world-class cultural heritage sites: West Lake, Qiantang River, and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. This city is not only a global hub for digital economy innovation but also one of China’s first-batch national historical and cultural cities.

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Guides

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A Comprehensive 3-Day Guide to Leshan

China Travel Guide – 3 day itinerary in Leshan can revolve around two iconic attractions – Leshan Giant Buddha and Mount Emei – while incorporating local cuisine, ancient towns, and natural scenery for a rich blend of culture, nature, and gastronomy.

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Cities

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Fairyland Zhangjiajie: Unveiling the Marvelous Peaks and Serene Waters of Wulingyuan, Savoring the Millennium Culture of the Tujia People

China Travel – This is Zhangjiajie, where the floating “Hallelujah Mountains” in James Cameron’s Avatar found their inspiration, and where global travelers marvel at a fantastical world that “seems to belong only to the heavens.”

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Cities

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Zunyi: The Red Soul of a Turning Point City and the Culinary Spirit of Guizhou’s Northern Frontier

China Travel – Nestled in the folds of the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Zunyi stands as a rough gem polished by time – a city where the coded history of revolution that reshaped China’s destiny intertwines with the fiery DNA of Bashu culture.

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Cities

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A Culinary Journey Through Chang’an: In the Folds of Time, Where Tang Dynasty’s Vivacity Meets Modern Elegance

China Travel – In Xi’an, every brick and tile is a chapter of history; every bite of soup and bread carries a millennium of fireworks (millennium of daily life’s essence). Nestled gently by the Wei River, this ancient city – cradled by the majestic Qinling Mountains and the tender embrace of eight rivers – blends grandeur with grace into a singular charm.

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Cities

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A Shining Pearl on the Yellow River: Unveiling Lanzhou’s Millennial Splendor and Culinary Delights

China Travel – Nestled in the northwest heartland of China, a city embraced by the Yellow River stands as both a historic chokepoint of the ancient Silk Road and a modern jewel along the Belt and Road Initiative.

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Guides

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A Guide to Exploring Chongqing’s Districts and Counties: Unlocking the Secrets of Bayu’s Landscapes and Culture

China Travel Guide – When I think of Chongqing, If the main city is the “gathering hall of Jianghu,” then these regions nestled among mountains, rivers, and ancient towns are the “hermitages of Jianghu’s sons and daughters.”

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