Visit Tiananmen Square. There are people all over the Square hawking kites, as it is a popular site for locals to go and fly their kites, which range from simple one-piece jobs, to elaborate meters-long dragons.

Visit the Forbidden City, which was the seat of Imperial power for 500 years. It was burnt down, rebuilt, sacked and renovated countless times, so most of the architecture you can see today dates from the 1700's and onwards.

Visit the Temple of Heaven, which is famous for its precise layout, unique structure, and elegant decoration in the world.

Visit Ding Tomb, the only Ming tomb to have been excavated. And the emperor and the empress still lie within the underground vaults today.

The best part of the Ming Tombs is the road there. Along the path are bizarre, mythical stone monster standing guard.

Climb the Juyongguan Great Wall. The reason why it was ranked as the No.1 Pass of China in Ming Dynasty could be attributed to its strategic significence.

The most well-kept royal garden with the most abundant scenic spots and the concentrated constructions: the Summer Palace

Visit the Terra-cotta warriors and Hoses,

Visit Bell Tower in Xian, which is an ancient great building with unique Chinese architectural style.

Visit Shaanxi Provincial History Museum, one of the best museum in China.There you will find China's prehistory and the early dynastic period. They are particularly impressive.

Vistit Big Wild Goose Pagoda, which is one of national monument, looks simple and natural, solemn and majestic.

It's best to visit the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base in the morning, feeding is around 9.30am and soon thereafter the pandas return to their other favourite pastime - sleeping. And if you visit in autumn, you will find many baby pandas there. :)

Visit the holy city of Lahsa, the Rooftop of the World, the land of snow. Lahsa means the western treasure house in Chinese.

Visit Potala Palace in Tibet, a world of Buddha.

Visit Jokhang Temple, Tibet's holiest shrine, where often prayers led by monks on the roof.

In the Barkor Street, before the Tibet-style buildings on both sides of the ring roads are vendor's stands offering the special local products of Tibet.

Visit Norbulingka Park, the former summer residence of the Dalai Lama.

There are no ¡®typical¡¯ Tibetan families; some are rich, some are poor, some are nomadic others are urban, some families live in Tibet but there are also a great number living in exile in other countries.

Visit Drepung Monastery, the largest monastery in the Gelug Sect. In the exciting Shoton Festival, "Sunning the Buddha" by the monastery has been one of the most magnificent religious activities in Tibet.

Sera Monastery is a typical of Tibetan architecture.Covering an area of 114,964 square meters, the structure is imposing, pictuesque in disorder, and splendid in green and gold.

Fengdu Ghost City, the major town 170 km from Chongqing, which is said to be the place of devils. And There are numerous temples containing sculptures of demons and devils that were built since Tang Dynasty.

Closely connected with the Wu Gorge, the Daling River and the Shennong Brook are quieter, deeper, simpler and more primitive, in which the vally is narrower, the water is cleaner, the mountains are greener and the peaks are stranger.

The Three Gorge Dam: the designed shipping capacity of the navigation facilities include a twin 5-flight shiplock and a one-step vertical shiplift, which can adequately handle tows up to 10,000 tons and provide immediate service.

Shanghai Museum possesses more than 120 thousand various kinds of valuable culture objects.

Pudong has the main attractions in three parts. One is Zhangjiang, Waigaoqiao, Jinqiao and Sunqiao Development Zone, which are mainly for industrial and agricultural trips.

Visit the Yuyuan Market,which is a bazaar of stores.The stores sell a mish-mash of items including chopsticks, Chinese medicine, walking sticks, fans, silk umbrellas, bamboo and rattan furniture, goldfish, pottery, plus much more.

Visit the Jade Buddha Temple,it closes for lunch between noon and 1 pm, and is open daily except on special occasions, such as the Lunar New Year.

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