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Mount Everest is located in Xizang (Tibet) Autonomous Region of China. It is the highest peak in The Himalaya, 8848 meters above the sea level, it is the highest peak on the earth. Mount Everest looks like huge Pyramid, ...

Mount Emei lies in the Sichuan Province of China. Mount Emei is world-famous with its beautiful natural scenery. Mount Emei unique geographical condition makes the temperature change vertically prominently. Show different climate types such as the subtropical zone, temperate, ...

Mount Lushan is located the side of the largest fresh water lake Poyang Lake in China. There are a lot of precipice, waterfall, cloud and mist in Mount Lushan. The vegetation is unusually luxuriant. Mount Lushan scenery has strange, ...

Mount Huangshan lies in beautiful south area of Anhui Province of China. It was listed in "the legacy register of the world" by UNESCO in 1990. Mount Huangshan is the travel scenic spot featuring natural landscape. The strange pine, ...

In China, The real price of a hotel room is what the customer is willing to pay. Locals always ask for a discount and you should too. The days of official surcharges for non-Chinese customers are long gone. Although ...

Budget travelers will find a choice of basic and inexpensive accommodations all across the mainland and in Hong Kong. Dormitory beds for around ¥25–30 are common, especially away from the larger cities. Youth hostels with spotless facilities and beds ...

An abundance of accommodations is available in China for most of the year, despite the rapid growth in domestic travel. Four- and five star hotels, sometimes run by foreign hotel chains, are plentiful in the major cities and tourist ...

China: land of rice paddies and richly decorated temples. A country that has both intrigued and intimidated Westerners for thousands of years, and a country that will draw you in from the moment you step foot on its soil. If ...

Tibet’s capital since the 7th century, Lhasa is an intoxicating introduction to Tibet. The Potala Palace, dominates the city from its site on top of Marpo Hill. The old Tibetan quarter to the east is Lhasa’s most interesting area; its centerpiece is the revered Jokhang Temple. Around it is the ...

The Yangze River is known in Chinese as chang jiang or “long river”. The river is so long, in fact, that a popular Chinese saying dictates that if you haven’t been down the Yangtze, you haven’t been anywhere, for ...