Experience China differently.

Panduan kota untuk trip ke China

Pilih kota untuk hub panduan lengkap, atau jelajahi wisata, kuliner, dan pengalaman. Termasuk hub sourcing seperti Yiwu, Shenzhen, dan Guangzhou.

43 cities

Shanghai

The China haircut city — Bund nights and French Concession walks.

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Beijing

Hutongs, TCM massage, and a Great Wall day with a clear meetup.

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Chengdu

Pandas, numbing-spicy hotpot, and China’s slowest big city.

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Xi'an

Hanfu photoshoots on the old-city streets, then the Terracotta Army.

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Hangzhou

West Lake, Longjing tea, and a first tea ceremony.

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Guangzhou

Dim sum mornings — the meal worth planning a day around.

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Shenzhen

Huaqiangbei electronics, a new skyline, and an easy stop from Hong Kong.

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Chongqing

Cyberpunk nights at Hongyadong, and hotpot hotter than Chengdu.

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Guilin

Karst peaks and Li River views — the landscape people come to photograph.

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Suzhou

Classical gardens and silk lanes — the water-town day from Shanghai.

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Nanjing

The city wall, republican streets, and Nanjing salted duck.

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Xiamen

Gulangyu island, seaside cafes, and a bowl of shacha noodles.

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Qingdao

Beer, the beach, and German-era streets by the water.

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Tianjin

Concession streets, a jianbing breakfast, and a Haihe night.

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Lijiang

Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, Naxi old town, and a slower Yunnan day.

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Urumqi

The Grand Bazaar, lamb skewers, and the Silk Road gate.

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Sanya

Tropical beaches and coconut chicken — the winter escape.

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Yiwu

The wholesale city: clear districts, small lots, no agent required.

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Shiyan (Wudang)

Tai Chi where it started — mountain temples and a quiet night.

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Zhengzhou (Shaolin)

Shaolin Temple and a real kung fu class, not only the show.

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Luoyang

Longmen Grottoes in the peony city of thirteen dynasties.

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Kaifeng

Song-dynasty night-market streets and Qingming Scroll Park.

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Xuchang

Pangdonglai — the supermarket people cross the country to see.

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Harbin

Ice and Snow World, Russian streets, and a winter people fly for.

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Kunming

Kunming is China's perpetual-spring highland capital: a lake city where winter Siberian black-headed gulls, a

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Wuhan

Wuhan is China's great River City: Yangtze meets Han across three towns — Wuchang, Hankou, and Hanyang — with Yellow Crane Tower and East Lake as the usual first stops.

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Changsha

Changsha is a mountain-isle city on the Xiang River: Mawangdui Han finds, Yuelu Academy, and Orange Isle for a walkable first day.

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Haikou

Haikou is the tropical port where Nanyang overseas Chinese came home: weathered qilou arcade streets still run

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Zhangjiajie

Zhangjiajie is the quartz-sandstone pillar forest behind film floating-mountain imagery — a UNESCO park of thousands of peaks plus glass bridges above the canyon.

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Yangshuo

Yangshuo is where Li River tower karst lands: Guilin cruises end at the old pier, then bamboo rafts continue on quieter Yulong River channels.

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Dali

Dali keeps a Bai-kingdom skyline: grey-tiled old town, Erhai lake loop, and Cangshan’s nineteen peaks in one walkable triangle.

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Fuzhou

Fuzhou is the quiet Fujian capital most China itineraries skip: a walled Ming-Qing lane grid (Sanfang Qixiang)

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Shenyang

Shenyang is where the Qing dynasty was born and the 20th century began: an early-Qing Manchu palace second onl

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Dalian

Dalian is the northeast's breezy coastal port: a century of Russian and Japanese leased-territory urban planni

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Dunhuang

Dunhuang packs a desert oasis itinerary: book Mogao Caves early, then Mingsha dunes and Crescent Lake in the same town.

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Datong

Datong is where imperial Buddhist cave art began: the Northern Wei capital Pingcheng commissioned the Yungang

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Huangshan

Huangshan is the granite UNESCO dual-heritage mountain of cloud seas and pines, with Huizhou white-wall villages below the cableways.

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Shangri-La

Shangri-La is where a fictional paradise became a real Tibetan town: Jiantang, the 3,300m Tea-Horse trading se

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Jiuzhaigou

Jiuzhaigou is a 72,000-ha UNESCO valley of travertine lakes in impossible blues and greens, reachable only by

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Dujiangyan

Dujiangyan is the one-day trip where a 2,250-year-old dam-free irrigation system still waters the Chengdu Plai

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Kashgar

Kashgar is the living western Silk Road terminus: an inhabited adobe old town at the Pamirs’ foot, with Id Kah Mosque anchoring the bazaar streets.

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Tengchong

Tengchong is China's geothermal frontier on the Myanmar border: a county where 97 Quaternary volcanoes, a 96°C

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Yanji

Yanji is the Korean-Chinese (Chaoxianzu) homeland in China: a border city where every street sign reads in Chi

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