Attractions & Tickets

Leifeng Pagoda is Hangzhou's cultural icon and a defining landmark of the West Lake. From a Buddhist pagoda of the Wuyue Kingdom to a modern-day symbol, it has witnessed a thousand years of change and carries the romantic legend of the White Snake.

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Known as Hangzhou's "green kidney of the city" and a living chronicle of Jiangnan ecology, Xixi Wetland enchants visitors at every turn. Drift through reed mazes on a traditional sculling boat, stroll through Hongyuan to soak in the refined legacy of the Song Dynasty, or savor intangible-heritage delicacies along Hezhu Street — every corner of Xixi breathes the poetry of "a winding stream, a veil of mist."

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Lingyin Temple is the spiritual heartland of Hangzhou, where morning bells and evening drums resonate with mountain scenery and forest waves, and a thousand years of Zen tradition blend with the warmth of everyday life.

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The Oriental Pearl Tower is not only the highest point in Shanghai, but also a "vertical museum" condensed with the city's memories. From the space fantasies at 351 meters, to the heartbeats above the clouds at 259 meters, and down to the long river of history at 0 meters, each height holds a unique Shanghai story.

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Yu Garden is Shanghai's "living room" — a place where the refinement of Ming Dynasty garden design, the inclusiveness of Haipai (Shanghai-style) culture, and the buzz of everyday city life come together. Whether you stroll along winding covered corridors, savor a cup of fragrant tea at the Huxinting Teahouse, or try your hand at an intangible cultural heritage craft, you will feel the timeless charm of this city.

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Magic Knows No Bounds・Every Moment Is an Adventure

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Guangzhou Chimelong Resort — China's first one-stop comprehensive culture and tourism resort to win the "Best Theme Park in the World" award

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The Museum of the Nanyue King carries more than two thousand years of Lingnan cultural heritage. It stands as an important testament to the pluralistic yet unified nature of Chinese civilization, and serves as a cultural window through which visitors can come to understand Guangzhou and experience the humanistic spirit of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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Located at the intersection of Guangzhou's new central axis and the Pearl River scenic axis, Canton Tower faces Haixinsha Island — venue of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 16th Asian Games — and the Zhujiang New Town CBD across the river. It is currently the tallest sightseeing tower in China and the third tallest in the world.

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The Guangdong Folk Art Museum, housed in the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, was established in 1959 and is a National First-Class Museum.

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