Yuexiu Park is the largest park in downtown Guangzhou covering an area of 920,000 square meters comprising of three artificial lakes and seven hills.

Tang Paradise, aka Datang Furong Yuan, is a huge and stunning Chinese royal garden dating back to the Tang Dynasty and known as the largest theme park of Xi’an.

Wuhou Memorial Temple, aka Temple of Marquis of Wu, is a shrine built for commemoration of Zhuge Liang, minister and military strategist in the Kingdom of Shu.

Moon Hill is a natural arch with a moon-shaped hole in its center located 8 km from Yangshuo on which, you can have a great panoramic view of town’s karst hills

Yue Fei Temple (aka Yue Fe Tomb) is a construction built to honor general Yue Fei (a Chinese hero) located at the southern foot of Qixia Hill near West Lake.

Drum Tower is the largest tower of its kind in China in the heart of Xi’an facing the Bell Tower on the east side. It was built during the Ming Dynasty in 1380.

Tianfu Square is the largest square and the symbol of Chengdu, surrounded by many attractions such as the Chengdu Museum, Sichuan Art Gallery, and Chunxi Road.

Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall is an octagon-shaped building in Guangzhou for honoring Sun Yat-sen, Republic of China’s founding father and its first president.

Fairy Lake Botanical Garden of Shenzhen, aka Xianhu Botanic Garden, contains over 3,000 species of plants alongside the beautiful mountains and lake.

West Street (aka Xi Jie & Foreigners’ Street) is the oldest street of Yangshuo offering a great mixture of eastern and western shops, restaurants, cafes, etc.