10 Awesome places In China

No one is a secret that one is a secret that China is one of the most visited countries, yes. Well know that it is one of the most populated is also the best coural monuments and history that will leave you more than one with the open mouth, your kind people their corners and their food will make you want to return in your next vacation

1. Beijing

It is undeniable, the capital of China is a great city and not only because of its huge population "little more than 22 million inhabitants) but also because of the huge number and their food will make you want to return in your next vacation

2. Chengdu

You will have to open your eyes very well when you see the fluffy pandas in the city of Chengdu "as you can see many breeding centers, but that if you must go in the mornings, they are more active and playful

3. Xi'an

As if contemplating an army of the III century BC of more than 8,000 figures of terracota to size, with its entourage of horses and floats was not enough excuse to travel until Xi'an, this city is considered the eastern end of the famous Route of The Silk, with all that this entails. In Xi'an you will find the most traditional China represented by a beautiful wall and the grand towers of the Bell and Drum, as well as a Muslim quarter so authentic you will not know if you are in the Asian giant or in Morocco.

4. The Great Wall

Contrary to what the myth says, the Great Wall is not seen from space; However, the spectacular wall of more than 21,000 kilometers in length is one of the main attractions of China. This fortification began to be built in the fifth century BC but continued to expand and rebuild until the fifteenth century for protection from the constant threats of invasion. Although many areas have been heavily damaged, the wall is still standing and can easily be visited from Beijing. The best preserved and therefore most touristic section is Badaling (80 kilometers from the capital) but if you want more adventure do not miss visiting the areas of Simatai and Jinshanling with areas not yet restored.

5. Shanghai

The Shanghai skyline is one of the most impressive in the world, especially if viewed from the Bund, the boardwalk with colonial air of the city. In the second capital of China, do not miss the bustling and modern Nanjing Road (Shanghai's shopping artery), but also visit the Ancient City and venture into the Yuyuang Gardens, beautiful private gardens of the 16th century that will make you want to Photograph on every corner.

6. Buddha of Leshan

Next to a cliff, at the confluence of the Dadu, Jianng and Qingyi rivers and a few hours from Chengdu, lies the tallest stone Buddha statue in the world. The Buddha of Leshan reaches 71 meters in height and was sculpted in the eighth century with the aim of monitoring the river channels so brave that swallowed any boat that sailed by them. At the moment you can visit its temple annex, the one of Dafo, in which you will be able to find more Buddhist statues and later to contemplate with his own eyes the great Buddha.

7. Yunnan

The ancient cities of Dali, Shaxi, Lijiang or Shangri-La are some of the gifts that this region has if you are planning to visit southwest China. Not only that, the rice terraces of Yuangyang stand out to be some of the most beautiful in Asia and the Tiger Leaping Gorge, the deepest river canyon in the world, can also be found in Yunnan. The proximity of this area of China to Southeast Asia and the mountains of Tibet results in an interesting combination of ethnic minorities that populate their cities and valleys giving joy and color and enthusing the traveler with their traditional costumes and customs.

8. Yangshuo

The curious mountainous formations lined with greenery on the banks of the Li River attract thousands of backpackers each year, who come enchanted by the scenery and activities Yangshuo offers. In addition to the popular rafting in bamboo boats, it is advisable to spend a few days in the area to spend them biking among rice paddies, climbing or visiting some of the beautiful caves in the mountains.

9. Hong Kong

The more urbanites will enjoy as dwarves of Hong Kong, one of the most modern cities in the world and full of contrasts. In addition to contemplating the fascinating skyscrapers illuminated by their daily light show at 8:00 PM from Avenue of Stars, you should not leave Hong Kong without climbing Victoria Peak , the tallest mountain in the city, at dusk. Save a few days of your trip to live like an authentic Hong Kongan and discover Cantonese food at night markets, party at Lan Kwai Fong or climb up and down the world's longest staircases, The Central-Mid- Level escalators

10. Suzhou

"Heaven is paradise and on earth there are Suzhou and Hangzhou," says an ancient Chinese proverb describing the Chinese Venice, Suzhou. Just 30 minutes away from Shanghai is a city full of exquisitely manicured canals, gardens and pagodas that make this city your perfect escape from the jungle of its neighbor's skyscrapers.