China: The Wooden Pagoda is the oldest wooden structure
Located in Yingxian County, and about 70 kilometers south of Datong, the Wooden Pagoda is the oldest and highest wooden structure in China. It is rega… Read the rest
The Datong Nine Dragon Screen
The Datong Nine Dragon Screen, built over 600 years ago, is presently the oldest and largest glazed screen in China today. It is three times larger th… Read the rest
The Huayan Monastery and the Buddhist Library
The Huayan Monastery complex is located on Daxi Street on the south western side of Datong City.Temple containing a library of some 18,000 volumes of… Read the rest
Dinosaur Fairyland
Dinosaur Fairyland is park that features dozens of full scale dinosaur models as well as bones, both real and fake. There are also lots of photo oppor… Read the rest
Tianhe Pool Scenic Area:waterfalls, crystal springs, deep pools….
23 kilometers (14.3 miles) away from the southwest suburb of Guiyang in Guizhou Province, the Tianhe Pool Scenic Area combines waterfalls, crystal spr… Read the rest
The Great Wall in Hebei Province
It is said that one can not feel the majesty and mighty of the Great Wall until coming to Hebei Province, which boasts the long, well-preserved and sk… Read the rest
Yanmenguan in the depths of Yanmen Mountain
In the depths of Yanmen Mountain in Shanxi, there stands a lonely frontier outpost, Yanmenguan, some 2,000 years old.
The pass consists of a pass ci… Read the rest
The Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon
The Avenue of Stars, located in Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon, was built to showcase local movie industry, its history, movie stars and those working be… Read the rest
Hubei: The Heptachord Terrace
The Heptachord Terrace was built in honor of the sincere friendship between Yu Boya and Zhong Ziqi during the Song Dynasty (960 – 1279) and late… Read the rest
National Stone Museum in Cuiwei Lu
National Stone Museum is located in Cuiwei Lu in Hanyang District, National Stone Museum, Wuhan opened to public in 1993.the museum has stored more th… Read the rest