The tourism resources of Five-Color Mountain in the Greater Khingan Mountains are abundant, including the surging Heilongjiang River, vast forests, magical auroras, and the simple folk customs of the Oroqen people...
The ancient city of Bagan is the ultimate destination for a trip to Myanmar or even all of Asia. It is one of the three great Buddhist heritage sites in Asia, and was once home to over 448,6…
Attractions around Bailang County — Mount Everest Glacier Attractions around Bailang County. The Mount Everest Glacier is located in Dingri County, Shigatse Prefecture...
A new "Xing'an Lake Resort" has been developed in the mountain forests on the southern slope of the Greater Khingan Mountains near Jiagedaqi. The resort features forest villas with a distinct northern woodland charm...
The Old Mandalay Palace was originally built in 1857 by King Mindon of the Konbaung Dynasty. The palace is located in the…
Yunwu Temple is located in the misty Yunwu Mountain at the northeast corner of Mian County and the northwest corner of Hanzhong, about 57 kilometers from Hanzhong. The temple was first built during the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty…
The Tomb of the Imperial Princess is located within the renowned Yunwu Mountain scenic area, adjacent to Yunwu Temple. Comprising Yunwu Temple, the Tomb of the Imperial Princess, Chaoyang Cave, Lelu Pagoda Forest, rapids, …
Oroqen Museum The Oroqen Museum was first built in 1991 and expanded in 2001. The site, including the square, covers an area of 21,000…
Bagan Archaeological Museum was officially opened to the public on April 17, 1998. It is located in the world-renowned ancient city of Bagan, adjacent to the Gawdawt Palin Pagoda...
Shwezigon Pagoda
Yingshanhong Ski Resort is located 9 kilometers south of Jiagedaqi, the capital city of the Greater Khingan Mountains, covering an area of 160,000 hectares. It is built according to the highest domestic...
Mandalay Hill is located in the northeast corner of Mandalay City, with an elevation of 240 meters. It is the highest hill in the city, from which Mandalay derives its name. …
The Ananda Temple was built in 1105 AD by King Kyansittha of the Pagan Dynasty (Pagan Dynasty)...
The National Kandawgyi Gardens, formerly known as the National Botanical Gardens...
The Ten-Thousand-Mu Seed Orchard is located on the east side of Jiagedaqi National Forest Park and was established in 1973. It has collected over 50,000 superior trees, mainly...
Yingshanhong Ski Resort is located 9 kilometers south of Jiagedaqi, the capital city of Daxing'anling, covering an area of 160,000 hectares. It is the northernmost ski resort in China built to the highest domestic...
Meiktila Lake is an artificial lake located near Meiktila, stretching 7 kilometers in length and 0.5 kilometers in width, covering an area of 3.5 square kilometers. …
Mahamuni Buddha Temple, also known as the "Great Buddha Temple," is located in the southwest of Mandalay and is a Buddhist sacred site, as well as the most popular place of worship in Mandalay...
A new "Xing'an Lake Resort" has been developed in the forested mountains on the southern slope of the Greater Khingan Range, on the outskirts of Jiagedaqi. It features...
U Bein Bridge is located within the ancient city of Amarapura in Mandalay. Built during the reign of King Mindon of the Konbaung Dynasty, it spans Taungthaman Lake and is famous for its...