Mt. Huashan is one of China’s Five Great Moutains. Renowned for its breathtaking cliffs and 12-kilometer-long winding path to its peak, it features five peaks that resemble to five petals of a flower.

Sunrise on Huangshan Mountain is amazing, there are more spectacular mornings and in particular when there is fog, the view is magnificent, many granite peaks and rocks emerging out of clouds. It is undoubtedly China's most celebrated mountain for all its grandeur and beauty.

The Bund is always the first thing to hit tourists when they visit Shanghai as it is regarded as Shanghai’s magnificent landmark. It is a waterfront area of Pu Xi (Shanghai Old Town), facing the newer part of Shanghai – Pu Dong.

This sector is the first opened to tourists and the best preserved. Fully restored in 1957, it can be seen how it looked when it was first built in the Ming dynasty. Set in a steep, forested mountain range, Badaling offers superb views and good hiking experience.

For almost 500 years, the Forbidden City served as the home of 24 Emperors and their households, and the ceremonial and political center of the Chinese imperial government. It was listed by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1987.

What is Expo 2010 Shanghai like? There is no doubt Chinese will present to the world a splendid and unforgettable exposition. Shanghai Expo is a gallery of human inspirations and thoughts.

Gudong Forest Scenic Area: It is 25 km away from Guilin city. The ancient forest area around the waterall covers about 1000 acres and features primitive forest. Six different sizes of waterfall are scattered on the slope of mountains. Red maple forest is the major attraction for professional photographers and in late autumn each year. An excellent place for family holiday in a sunny day.

A Symphony of Lights is a lasers show in Victoria Harbour, gorgeous views of both sides of Victoria Harbour and fabulous architectures on its shore.

Li River boasts the largest and most beautiful scenic area in China, her landscape decorated with rolling hills, steep cliffs, fantastic caves, leisurely boats. Cruising on Li River, you can respire fresh air, feel the gentle breeze and appreciate the fabulous landscape on both sides.

Hutongs are small alleyways where people live together in communities of homes packed into a small area，just like a museum of Beijing's folk customs. Exploring Hutongs by rickshaw can find the residents playing Chinese chess, Mahjong,etc.