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View OfferSo you are interested in visiting China but you don’t know where to begin.
To get you started here's our guide to the best places to visit in China. Click on the tiles to learn more about what makes each place special, including the must see attractions and how to discover them on a Wendy Wu Tour.
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China's capital, home to many must-see sights, such as the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square and the gateway to the Great Wall.
A gleaming modern city with towering skyscrapers, a vibrant nightlife and vast shopping malls frames the charming historical Bund district.
The historic gateway to the Silk Road, today Xian is a modern city surrounded by the ancient city walls and famous for the Terracotta Warriors.
Known as the home of the giant panda and China's most laid back and charming city, Chengdu is also the gateway to China's west.
The beauty of the Guilin’s landscape, lazy rivers meandering amongst towering limestone peaks, has inspired poets and artists for centuries.
Winding its way through mountains, gorges and fertile plains, the Yangtze has played a pivotal role in the history, culture and economy of China.
Chongqing forms a peninsula of city life, surrounded by mountain scenery. The gateway for Yangtze cruises and breathtaking Wulong Karst National Geology Park
The Silk Road has long stirred the imagination with tales of camel caravans and swashbuckling adventurers.
Nicknamed the ‘City of Eternal Spring’ Kunming and the gateway to the Shilin Stone Forest, Kunming basks in its wonderfully mild climate and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
Tibet’s capital sits in a stark valley ringed by towering snow-capped mountains. Despite modern development, Lhasa still retains that magical, mystical atmosphere.
The historic city of Pingyao, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997, is most famous for its fabulously preserved ancient city wall.
China's tropical beach getaway, the balmy island of Hainan is a paradise of golden beaches, swaying palms and azure waters.
Asia's most cosmopolitan city, Hong Kong dazzles with its intoxicating east meets west vibe and unique legacy of British colonialism and Chinese culture.
From its Portuguese-Chinese heritage to its vibrant food scene, Macau has established itself as one of Asia's most fascinating destinations.
