Catch a tram up to Victoria Peak in Hong Kong for a good view of the city and stretch your legs on a summit circuit.

Visit Aberdeen, where boat builders still operate, and the biggest, gaudiest floating restaurants in the South China Sea remain a fixture on many tour itineraries.

Repulse Bay is the surprise Hong Kong residents keep up their sleeves, ready to spring on unsuspecting visitors who anticipate, but are never fully braced for, the impact of the bustling metropolis everyone expects to find crowding the shores.

Visit the Stanley Market.You will find a beehive of tiny shops selling silk garments, sportswear, art, Chinese costume jewelry and souvenirs.

Li River is like a green silk belt, and the hills are like turquoise jade hairpins.

The heart of Yang Shuo is its cobble stoned "West Street" ( Xijie ), but mostly "locals" just call it "Western" street. Do yourself a favour and try Yangshuo's most famous culinary delights of "Li Jiang Beer Fish", which cooked in beer and spices.

Climb Elephant Trunk Hill, one of Guilin's best known sights. It's actually resemble an elephant dipping its snout into Li River.

Go on climbing the mountain, you will see the Tomb of the Three Generals and the Tombs of 800 Heroes.

Visit Ludiyan (Reed Flute Cave), where the rocks, bathed in soft lights, refecti in the water in a landscape much like that of the best scenery along the Lijiang.

Visit the Giant Panda Breeding Research Base. There you will observe the national treasure of China---- giant panda's frolic and forage. You may see some cute newly born panda babies raised in the nursery.

Visit the Du Fu's Thatched Roof Cottage.There was a big pagoda called the Ten Thousand Buddha Tower, and some really interesting statues that may have been petrified wood, may have been some kind of stone or wood, but were at least pretty cool.

Visit Marquis Wu Shrine,here can be found the 1,700-year-old Liu Bei Tomb called Huiling Tomb. It is in the highest place and its construction is very magnificent, showing the most supreme dignity of the emperor.

Have a cup of tea at the Teahouse in Chengdu city, which is equivalent to the French cafe or the British pub.

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 Qingtan Shaoals, Xietan Shoal, Konglingtan Shoal used to be the most dangerous shoals in the navigation history of the Three Gorges.

Visit the Terra-cotta warriors and Hoses,

Visit Ancient City Wall, which has taken a new look afrer the repairs on a large scale. It is an extension on the old Sui and Tang Dynasty structure.

Visit Tiananmen Square, the largest square in the world, which is recognizable instantly by the huge portrait of Mao Zedong hanging on the Tiananmen Gate.

Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing. The palace's ceremonial buildings lie on the north-south axis of the Forbidden City, from the Tian'anmen in the south to the Shenwumen to the north.

Visit the Summer Palace, one of the best parks in Beijing, the retreat for emperors to escape the scorching summer heat of Beijing.

The best part of the Ming Tombs is the road there. The Sacred Road is the path leading to the mouth of the tomb.

Known as the "13" Tombs," Ming Tomb is the burial site of 13 out of 17 emperors of the Ming Dynasty.

Climb the Great Wall. Looking from afar, it is like a flying dragon in the cloud. Standing nearby, the Great Wall meanders its way along the ridges of mountains.

Visit Temple of Heaven, which in the ancient China the Emperor used to communication directly wtih Heaven there.

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