China's Must-See Landmarks: From Pandas to Terraces
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app21 attractions in China: Shanghai, The Bund, Nanjinglu Street, and 18 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in a Facebook post by fancydeeptour.

Shanghai
Place
• China's most futuristic city • Visit The Bund, Nanjing Road, and Yu Garden • See modern architecture and historical sites

The Bund
Historical place
4.7
• Waterfront promenade offering views of Pudong skyline • Popular spot for evening strolls and photography

Nanjinglu Street
Place
• One of the world's busiest shopping streets • Home to department stores, boutiques, and restaurants

Yu Garden
Botanical garden
4.5
• Classical Chinese garden with traditional architecture • Features rockeries, ponds, pavilions, and ancient trees

Guilin
Place
• Known for its dramatic landscape of limestone karst hills • Enjoy bamboo rafting on the Li River and visit Longji Rice Terraces

Lijiang
Natural feature
4.7
• Popular for scenic bamboo rafting tours • Views of karst mountains and traditional villages

Longji Rice Terrace Scenic Spot
Scenic spot
4.8
• Ancient terraced rice paddies carved into hillsides • Offers stunning views, especially during planting and harvest seasons

Zhangjiajie
Place
• Home to the Avatar Mountains, Tianmen Cave, and the glass bridge • Known for its unique sandstone pillars and lush forests

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
National park
4.7
• Inspiration for the movie Avatar's Hallelujah Mountains • Iconic sandstone pillars and peak forests

Tianmen Fairy Mountain (North Gate)
Landmark
4.6
• Natural archway in Tianmen Mountain • Accessible via a long cable car ride or bus up the 'Heaven-Linking Avenue'

Zhangjiajie Glass Bridge
Landmark
4.5
• World's longest and highest glass-bottomed bridge • Offers thrilling views of the canyon below

Chengdu
Place
• Home of the giant pandas and spicy Sichuan cuisine • Explore historical sites like Du Fu Thatched Cottage

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
Landmark
4.6
• Breeding and research center for giant pandas • Observe pandas in their natural-like habitat

Du Fu Thatched Cottage (Southwest Gate)
National park
4.4
• Former residence of Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu • A serene park with traditional Chinese architecture and gardens

Dujiangyan Irrigation System
Historical place
4.5
• Ancient irrigation system, a UNESCO World Heritage site • Engineering marvel that has controlled the Min River for over two millennia

Xi'An
Place
• Ancient capital city known for its rich history • Visit the Terracotta Army and experience Hanfu culture

Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum
Museum
4.6
• Collection of terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang • UNESCO World Heritage site and archaeological wonder

Datang Everbright City
Place
4.6
• Pedestrian street showcasing Tang Dynasty culture and architecture • Features vibrant lights, performances, and street food

Beijing
Place
• Capital city with historical landmarks and imperial sites • Climb the Great Wall and visit the Forbidden City

Great Wall of China
Historical place
4.3
• Ancient defensive fortification, a UNESCO World Heritage site • Offers breathtaking views and a historical experience

Forbidden City
Landmark
4.6
• Former Chinese imperial palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site • Explore its vast complex of ancient buildings and courtyards
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