Think of yummi Chinese food, silk, gigant pandas, tea-houses, temples, pagodas, stunning scenery, herbal medicine, martial arts and ancient history among thousands of other things related to China.
China have the largest population of all countries in the world and a country side, which spand from Tibet in the North to the tropical beaches in the south. Below you will find a few appetizers of places to go in China in February and at the bottom of the blog you will get link to a cruise on the Yangtze River. GO, GO, GO!!! |
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Sanya, Hainan
Sanya is a popular coastal tourist city with tropical landscapes. It is the southernmost city on the Chinese island of Hainan. Think palm trees, sunshine and the blue, blue sea. Sanya offers well-maintained sandy beaches.
Way back in ancient China, Sanya was regarded as the last border of heaven. |
Sanya, Hainan
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Hong Kong
Hong Kong, located on the Guangdong coast, blends Chinese heritage and British colonial influences. The city is rich on local colour and at the same time - a modern city with high technology.
Hong Kong is a colorful tourism magnet and offers, besides from its unique cultural heritage, temples, clan halls and other historical attractions . Most famous symbolic constructions are Mong Kok, Causeway Bay, Queen’s road and Victoria Harbour and not to be forgotten: the modern Disneyland. |
Hong Kong
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Kunming
Kunming is the capital city in Yunnan Province. Kunming is nicknamed "City of Eternal Spring", because its spring-like weather provides the ideal climate for plants and flowers. Beautiful natural scenery, historical relics and gorgeous ethnic customs make Kunming the best tourist city in China.
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Kunming
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Hangzhou
Hangzhou is the capital city of Zhejiang Province and it is said to be "Heaven on Earth", due to it's beautiful natural scenery. In fact Hangzhou is known as the most beautiful and scenic city in China. West lake is the most famous attraction in Hangzhou.
Hangzhou is placed by the Yangtze River delta in Eastern China - approximately 150 km southwest of Shanghai. |
Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
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