World Travel
The West Sea Grand Canyon and Tiandu Peak are now open to the public. In this comprehensive guide to Huangshan, I’ll cover everything you need to know about planning a trip there—it’s perfect for those heading to Huangshan during summer vacation or holidays! If you’re interested, keep reading～
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Anhui is a wonderful, hidden-gem province for travel. It is beautiful, diverse, and full of endless charm, with countless breathtaking scenic spots and splendid landscapes. Let’s step into Anhui and experience its distinctive Hui-style culture and local charm, embarking on a brand-new journey that will surely surprise you!
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Chiyou Jiuli City is located along the Wu River in Dianshui Subdistrict, Pengshui Miao and Tujia Autonomous County, Chongqing. It is one of the largest Miao architectural complexes in China, one of the country’s three major ancestral worship sites, and the only place in China dedicated to Chiyou, one of the “Three Human Ancestors of Huaxia.”
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Nanxiang Ancient Town, located at 206 Jiefang Street in Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai, is a millennium-old town that seamlessly blends tourism, culinary delights, shopping, leisure entertainment, and cultural experiences. It was once renowned as “Little Nanxiang, Rivaling Suzhou.”
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Jiangsu is like a miniature version of China, a perfect fusion of tradition and modernity. The Yangtze River and Huai River divide Jiangsu into three distinct regions—southern Jiangsu water towns, the Jianghuai plains, and the Yellow Sea coast. The charm of Jiangsu tourism lies in its successful integration of profound historical heritage, refined cultural arts, picturesque natural scenery, vibrant modern cities, and a leisurely philosophy of life. The splendor of Nanjing’s Six Dynasties, Suzhou’s classical gardens and storytelling traditions, Yangzhou’s salt merchant culture, and Xuzhou’s Chu-Han grandeur… any one of these is worth in-depth exploration.
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Guangzhou is seen as a modern metropolis in people's eyes. Here, you can experience the charming urban atmosphere and taste many Lingnan-style delicacies. It is truly a “food capital.” Below are 9 must-visit attractions in Guangzhou for your reference.
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In the scorching summer, the Underground River in Lianzhou, Qingyuan, Guangdong, has become a summer retreat favored by nearby visitors. This 5A-rated scenic area, known as the “No.1 Underground River in Guangdong,” has become a top choice for summer travel thanks to its unique cave scenery and cool temperature.
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I once spent more than half a month on a business trip in Shaoguan, but never had the chance to see the many charms of Danxia Mountain. This time, after returning from a business trip in Zunyi, I saw a 20-kilometer hiking route at Danxia Mountain and went for it without hesitation, even though the outside temperature had already reached 35°C.
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Guangdong actually has a lot of beautiful scenery. Whether it’s islands, forests, lakes, the rich Lingnan culture, or the local specialty foods, all of it is worth taking your time to explore and appreciate.
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In every child's heart lies a vivid fantasy of the ocean. It is a boundless world of deep blue, where sunlight dances upon the surface, creating shimmering waves. Beneath the mysterious sea dwell talking fish, gentle sea turtles, dancing jellyfish, and caves hiding countless treasures. Children often peer out windows, gazing into the distance as these wondrous scenes play in their minds, yearning for the day they can truly step into that dreamlike ocean.
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