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January 30, 2020

Thousand Islets Lake, with 1,078 Islets

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag china nature, china visa photo size, chinese tribes, giant wild goose pagoda, shanghai disneyland map, Yangshuo

Qiandao lake is a clean, fresh air lake, forest coverage rate of 81%. It was a young lake that was formed in 1959 due to the construction of the new…

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January 30, 2020

Six Harmonies Pagoda, Liuhe Pagoda in Hangzhou

By Cassidy Tse in Architectures Tag china ethnic groups, china food culture, china river maps, chinese provincial map, guangzhou to shanghai train, map of bejjing

Liuhe pagoda is a representative of ancient Chinese pavilion architecture. It is located on yuelun mountain south of the west lake, facing the qiantang river. It is one of the…

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January 30, 2020

Sanfang Qixiang, Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Sanfangqi Alley Tourist Center

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag buddhist mountains, chinese temple, map of rivers in china, Temple of Heaven, train from beijing to xian

Three lanes and seven lanes are the only remaining old city in fuzhou. It has preserved more than 200 ancient dwellings from the Ming and qing dynasties, known as the…

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January 29, 2020

Qinghefang Ancient Street, the Miniature of Hangzhou

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag beijing to chengdu train, buddha temple in china, china maps cities, china rivers maps, dujiangyan, forbidden city map, gu lang yu island, how long is the great wall of china, map of china in chinese

Qinghefang ancient street is a section of hefang street at the north foot of wushan, hangzhou. It is only a few hundred meters away from the beautiful west lake. Covering…

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January 29, 2020

Mount Wuyi, a Summer Resort in China

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag china visa cost, china visa invitation letter sample, dujiangyan panda base, guilin train station, major cities in china, map of beijng, map of bejiing, reed flute cave

As a famous natural landscape garden and summer resort in China, mount wuyi attracts tourists from all over the world every year. It is located at the junction of wuyi…

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January 29, 2020

Fujian Tulou, the Earth Towers of the Hakkas

By Cassidy Tse in Architectures Tag china airport map, china multiple entry visa, china zip code, rivers in china, shanghai metro, xiamen china maps

The history of fujian tulou can be traced back to a thousand years ago. Tulou, also known as tulou, are special fortresses built by the hakka people. The tulou in…

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January 29, 2020

The Essential Phrases for Tourists in China, What You Can Say

By Cassidy Tse in Others Tag bund shanghai, china tour packages, invitation letter for chinese visa, red panda base, silk road map china, yuyuan garden

Tourists in China usually speak Chinese for three things: being cordial, buying something, and asking directions. So here are 10 essential expressions that will allow you do these essential things.…

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January 29, 2020

Teahouse Culture in China, History of Tea Culture

By Cassidy Tse in China History Tag buddha temples in china, fanjingshan, rivers of china map, silk route maps, the silk road map, wuxi china, xian to beijing train

As is known to all, China is one of the oldest countries in the world. Through the long river of the history, a lot of majestic traditional culture has been…

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January 29, 2020

Yumenguan Great Wall, Small Square Castle

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag ancient chinese villages, beijing time, capital of china, map of biejing, shandong china, the bund shanghai, what time is it in china

Standing alone in the middle of the desert, yumen pass, also known as xiao fang bao, has lost its luster as an invincible military fortress. It may be hard to…

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January 29, 2020

Yardang National Geopark, the Devil City

By Cassidy Tse in Popular Spots Tag Canton Tower, china cities maps, china voltages, chinese food cultures, chinese foods culture, map of bijing, rice terrace china, xian train station

Dunhuang Yardang national geological park is located in China's gansu province, 108 kilometers (67 miles) northwest of dunhuang city. It extends 25 kilometers (15 miles) from east to west and…

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