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GRAND is not a big enough word to describe China, one of the world’s most dynamic forces in terms of culture and heritage, cutting-edge technology and ancient civilization. Tales of legends and myths interlace harmoniously with rapid development of metropolises, like beautiful silk wrapped around delicate chinaware in a fine dining restaurant in Shanghai. To traverse around a country of this magnitude will no doubt bring plenty of surprises and wonderment to your holiday. China truly is a dream destination that can satisfy your wanderlust.

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Did you know?• China’s National Day is celebrated on October 1st every year.

• Made up of 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities and 2 special regions.

• It is the fourth largest country in the world after Russia, Canada and U.S.A.

• Cute, cuddly and entertaining, the Giant Panda is the national animal of China.

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BEIJINGThe cultural, political, and

educational centre of China, this

home of the 2008 Olympics is

filled with impressive architecture

and people, amidst scents of

fragrant tea fused with its

rich art and heritage.

Great Wall of ChinaOne of the truly great wonders

of the world, this marvellous construction stretches an amazing 8,850 kilometres. The huge serrated walls

zigzag along undulating mountains and resplendent landscapes, putting the iconic monument on every traveller’s bucket list.

Tiananmen SquareThis ‘heart of Beijing’ is the largest public square in the world, fiercely protecting the entrance of the Forbidden City. Nearby attractions include Tiananmen

Tower, Monument to the People’s Heroes, Great Hall

of the People, and Mao Zedong Memorial Hall.

Beijing 798 Art ZoneBeijing’s equivalent of New York’s Greenwich Village or Soho, where China’s thriving contemporary art scene pulses with life and colours. From the many galleries and studios to the art cafes and the regularly held shows and exhibitions, art lovers will love this space.

Forbidden CityBuilt in 900 AD, it is one of China’s most important and cherished structures. The former Chinese Imperial Palace now serves as the Palace Museum, displaying priceless artefacts and artworks from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Beijing National StadiumMore popularly known as the Bird’s Nest due to its unique bird’s

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MUSTEATSPeking DuckSweet and tender on the inside and with a crispy layer on the outside, every bite of the exquisitely-cooked Peking Duck will make you crave for more. This treasured dish has been synonymous with Beijing since the Imperial era.

Zha Jiang NoodlesA Beijing staple consisting of flat white noodles are served with warm, sweet and thick minced meat sauce and a dash of shredded cucumbers

for the extra crunchy feel.

Other must try’s: Jiaozhi (dumpling), Gong

Bao Chicken, Lamb Kebab, Baozhi, Jian Bing (breakfast crepes)

architecture, this iconic structure is a major tourist attraction with a ski park and upcoming entertainment complex, as well as playing host to several major sporting events.

HutongsTravel on a journey of discovery through China’s humble yesteryears and check out the many hutongs (ancient narrow lanes or alleys) that may be of interest, where you will get a fresh insight into Beijing’s local life.

Ya Xiu Market and Xiu Shui MarketGet ready to bargain your best on silk and clothing, Chinese crafts and souvenirs like tea sets, calligraphy materials, paintings, as well as the infamous branded imitation goods such as handbags or shoes at two of the best markets in Beijing. Ya Xiu Market is located at Sanlitun Road, while Xiu Shui Market is located at Changan Street.

Beijing OperaThe quintessence of China, Beijing Opera is a treasured theatre art form which combines stylized action, music, singing, dialogue, mime, acrobatics and dances. The plays represent stories of preceding dynasties, important

historical events and even adaptations of classic Chinese literatures.

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SHANGHAIThe most influential city in China, Shanghai pulsates

with life amongst the bright lights from towering

skyscrapers, fashionable folks strolling along the

scenic banks of The Bund, and old temples with rich

culture and history.

Here at the heart of the huge metropolis, you can

find the perfect blend of cultures – old and new,

western and oriental – exemplifying

what contemporary China

is all about.

MUST-VISITPLACESThe Bund

A symbol of Shanghai’s colourful past and thriving future, this 1.5km-long waterfront on the banks of Huangpu River is lined up with avant-garde buildings that are Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Classical-inspired. Across the river is an astounding skyline of Shanghai’s skyscrapers, including the famous Oriental Pearl Tower.

XintiandiLocated in the French Concessions Area is Xintiandi, the ultimate car-free

shopping, dining and

entertainment area. Traditional Shikumen (stone gate) buildings have been turned into cafés and restaurants, bars and chic boutique stores. Translated as “new heaven and earth”, Xintiandi is a great place to soak in the historical and cultural elements of the city set amidst modernity.

Jade Buddha TempleIn 1822, a monk from Burma brought two Buddha statues to Shanghai, and subsequently a temple was constructed to house them. Now a monastery of Zen Buddhism, the main attractions here are the Sitting Buddha and

the Reclining Buddha statues which were made purely from white jade.

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Shanghai Art MuseumFrom the outside, the building strikes an opulent modern pose but once inside, it is a sanctuary for ancient art appreciation. Take a look at the intricate beauty of thousand-year-old Chinese bronzes, sculptures, ceramics, jades, seals, calligraphies, coins and currencies, paintings, furniture as well as crafts of China’s ethnic minorities.

Nanjing RoadA true shopping paradise! Nanjing Road is one of the world’s longest and most vibrant shopping districts, and a must-see for fashion shoppers and tourists! This 6km-long street is constantly buzzing with excitement all day, and when night falls, the vibrant lights from the stores and restaurants brighten up the street brilliantly.

Yuyuan GardensOne does not think of tranquillity when you visit Yuyuan Gardens. A souvenir paradise, there are countless vendors surrounding the lively square amongst impressive classical Chinese architecture. Shop for jade, jewellery or handicrafts, or even splurge at the more popular brands within the gardens.

Moganshan Road Art CentreWhat’s more avant-garde than an old warehouse district transformed into a thriving art community, with cafes, workshops, studios and galleries filled with contemporary artworks from more than 100 resident artists. Sip coffee with the gallery owners and artists themselves, and admire the works of art around you.

Xiaolong Bao (Soup dumpling)The most famous Shanghai dish, the dumplings are not your usual meals.

Delicious broth with a dab of meat fills the dumpling, and to eat it, one has to bite a little hole, sip the broth and dip the meat in dark

vinegar. The dish is an explosion of flavour in your mouth, served on a bed of napa

cabbage inside steaming bamboo baskets.

Shanghai Hairy CrabsBest eaten in the winter months, this Shanghai specialty is freshly

caught from Yang Cheng River, filled with delicious and succulent meat inside. There are special methods of eating it, so say the food experts, and is best enjoyed with Shaoxing wine to balance your yin and yang.

Other must try’s: Old Friend Rice Noodle, Sour Pickles, Sticky Rice Rolls

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Giant Panda Research BaseSee up close the happy pandas that reside here at the world’s largest panda research base. You can cradle a baby panda, take pictures with an adult panda and also learn all about the efforts to conserve this endangered animal.

Wide and Narrow AlleysFlourishing the two ancient lanes of Kuan Xiang Zi and Zhai Xiang Zi are old-style pagodas turned into boutique hotels, chic restaurants, galleries and cafes, as well as spas and traditional teahouses. It’s a great place to experience the city’s marriage of history and modernity.

Mount QingchengDominating the Chendgu plains is Mount Qingcheng, famous in Chinese history as the very birthplace of Taoism. Dubbed as ‘the most peaceful and secluded mountain under heaven’, the mountain has 36 peaks and is shaped like a city.

Huanglongxi Ancient TownTravel back to the olden times and soak in the charm of age-old Qing Dynasty town with more than 1700 years of history, as apparent from its well-preserved ancient streets, shops and buildings.

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CHENGDUBest known as home to the pandas, there’s more to

Chengdu than meets the eye. Known as the ‘Heavenly State’, the capital of Sichuan province is a large city with an abundance of great Sichuan food, a leisurely pace of

life and picture-perfect countryside amidst its profound historical and cultural background.

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Jiuzhaigou ValleyA dream-like landscape like a prose from a traditional Chinese poetry, gorgeous panoramic views of lakes and cascading waterfalls, snow-covered mountains, lush forests and the unique customs of Tibetan and Qiang tribe here will surely take your breath away.

Tianfu SquareA popular gathering area where you can catch nightly water fountain show synchronised beautifully to lights and music. A huge statue of Chairman Mao stands in the middle--a favourite photo opportunity with visitors.

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Sichuanese dishesHot, spicy, and flavourful—is what to expect when ordering this style of cooking that originates from the Sichuan province in China. Get your tissues ready as dishes like Kung Pao Chicken, Tea-smoked Duck and Ma Po Tofu will surely bring tears to your eyes.

Dandan noodlesDistinctively sweet and spicy, this classic Sichuanese dish is made up of vermicelli noodles in ground peanut and sesame sauce, with fried minced pork and garnishes on top.

Other must try’s: Long Chao Shou (wonton soup), Chengdu stir-fry, Ma La Tang (hotpot)

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Giant Panda Research BaseSee up close the happy pandas that reside here at the world’s largest panda research base. You can cradle a baby panda, take pictures with an adult panda and also learn all about the efforts to conserve this endangered animal.

Wide and Narrow AlleysFlourishing the two ancient lanes of Kuan Xiang Zi and Zhai Xiang Zi are old-style pagodas turned into boutique hotels, chic restaurants, galleries and cafes, as well as spas and traditional teahouses. It’s a great place to experience the city’s marriage of history and modernity.

Mount QingchengDominating the Chendgu plains is Mount Qingcheng, famous in Chinese history as the very birthplace of Taoism. Dubbed as ‘the most peaceful and secluded mountain under heaven’, the mountain has 36 peaks and is shaped like a city.

Huanglongxi Ancient TownTravel back to the olden times and soak in the charm of age-old Qing Dynasty town with more than 1700 years of history, as apparent from its well-preserved ancient streets, shops and buildings.

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CHENGDUBest known as home to the pandas, there’s more to

Chengdu than meets the eye. Known as the ‘Heavenly State’, the capital of Sichuan province is a large city with an abundance of great Sichuan food, a leisurely pace of

life and picture-perfect countryside amidst its profound historical and cultural background.

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Jiuzhaigou ValleyA dream-like landscape like a prose from a traditional Chinese poetry, gorgeous panoramic views of lakes and cascading waterfalls, snow-covered mountains, lush forests and the unique customs of Tibetan and Qiang tribe here will surely take your breath away.

Tianfu SquareA popular gathering area where you can catch nightly water fountain show synchronised beautifully to lights and music. A huge statue of Chairman Mao stands in the middle--a favourite photo opportunity with visitors.

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Sichuanese dishesHot, spicy, and flavourful—is what to expect when ordering this style of cooking that originates from the Sichuan province in China. Get your tissues ready as dishes like Kung Pao Chicken, Tea-smoked Duck and Ma Po Tofu will surely bring tears to your eyes.

Dandan noodlesDistinctively sweet and spicy, this classic Sichuanese dish is made up of vermicelli noodles in ground peanut and sesame sauce, with fried minced pork and garnishes on top.

Other must try’s: Long Chao Shou (wonton soup), Chengdu stir-fry, Ma La Tang (hotpot)

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HONG KONGIf you listen to the heartbeat of China’s

steady rhythm, you’ll find that Hong Kong is

the city that quickens the pulse.

Modern, brimmed with people and

architecture, and powered by super-efficient

public transportation, the city that lives to

eat is compactly packed into one exciting

metropolitan that promises a worthy

experience to every traveller.

MUST-VISITPLACESVictoria Peak

The inclining 45-degree funicular train ride to the peak is a delightful journey by itself and at the top, another set of attraction awaits--The Peak Tower, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, and not to mention the fabulous unobstructed view of the Hong Kong city skyline.

DisneylandStep into the magical world of Disney and enjoy to your heart’s content at

Tomorrowland, Main

Street USA, Fantasyland, and you can ride the Dragon Roller Coaster, hop onto the Ferris Wheel, browse the myriad of sea creatures in the marine park, or stroll around the Chinese cultural village.

SoHoBe seen at the popular entertainment central of Hong Kong where avant-garde boutiques, chic restaurants and trendy nightspots are available for your slim pickings.

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Ladies MarketIn Mongkok, lies a street where dreams come true…for the ladies! The shopping paradise brings great bargains on fashion, accessories, cosmetics, decorations and more amidst the buzzing neon lights and the savoury aroma of street food.

Symphony of LightsNothing captures the beauty of Hong Kong’s skyline quite like the Symphony of Lights, a truly spectacular multimedia show seen from Victoria Harbour. It was hailed by the Guinness Book of World Records as ‘World’s Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show’.

Central Mid-levels EscalatorThis world’s longest series of escalators that covers the distance of 800 metres is a tourist attraction unlike any other. Be transported across 800m from Queen’s Road via SoHo all the way uphill to Conduit Road – a great way to explore Central’s many interesting streets.

Sky 100From its 360-degree circular observation deck, you can get a stunning bird’s eye view of Hong Kong. There’s also an interactive media exhibit that showcases the history and culture of the city as well as an interesting Time Tunnel for some educational fun.

Citygate Outlets Mall Got eyes for that sleek Coach handbag? What about that swanky pair of Adidas sneakers? Imagine discounts up to 70% on brands such as Armani Exchange, Calvin Klein, MNG, Nike, Esprit and more--how fantastic is that!

Dim sumThis popular bite-sized meal served in bamboo baskets is synonymous with Hong Kong’s dining culture and a local customary meal for families on weekends. You’ll be treated to many varieties including siew mei, shrimp dumplings and steamed buns.

Cantonese cuisineSimple and fresh—that’s what makes Cantonese cuisine fancied by many. Among the traditional menu are the Chinese steamed eggs, vegetables with oyster sauce, and steamed beef, chicken or seafood.

Stinky TofuThe more pungent the smell, the more tasty it is.

For the brave and adventurous, the fermented tofu may be a novelty, but for the locals, it’s

part of their various street foods. It’s best enjoyed with sweet and chili sauce.

Other must try’s: Seafood, Roast pigeon, Gai Dan

Chai (egg waffles)

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Senado Square The town centre of Macau is where everything happens! Soak in the atmosphere of old Europe as you stroll amidst the neo-classical buildings lined up along paved mosaic boulevards and browse the many boutiques and shops along Largo do Senado.

The Venetian MacauThe biggest casino in the world and an icon of

Macau, the Venetian Macau has everything in one huge complex -- shopping malls, entertainment centres, spas, hotels, restaurants and so much more! Like its

namesake, it boasts Venice-styled interior with rivers running through. When

you want to take a break, just hop on the gondola and take a ride through its network of canals.

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A-Ma TempleThis oldest and most famous Taoist temple in Macau was built in 1488, a massive complex which consists of six main arenas for you to explore - the Gate Pavilion, the Memorial Arch, the Prayer Hall, the Hall of Benevolence, the Hall of Guanyin, and Zengjiao Chalin. The temple is also enlisted on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The Ruins of St. Paul’sMacau’s most famous landmark was built in the 16th century as what was originally a college and cathedral. The aesthetic architectural beauty contains unique carvings such as Jesuit images of Oriental themes featuring, among others, the woman stepping over a seven-headed hydra!

MACAUInscribed by UNESCO as the Historic Centre

of Macau, this vibrant city illustrates a unique

blend of Portuguese culture and traditional

Chinese traits. While visitors may get a feel

of Las Vegas at first glance thanks to the

entertainment centres and casinos, beyond all

that glitz are the gorgeous cathedrals, ancient

temples and great fusion food.

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Lord Stow’s Egg TartsA must have while in Macau! This marvellous treat is made up of toothsome crispy outer pastry crust and filled with creamy egg custard, an absolutely divine taste that will stay in your mouth for a long time.

MinchiSo simple yet so delicious, no wonder it’s regarded as Macau’s national dish. Consisting of minced beef or pork cooked with potatoes, onions, soy sauce and topped with black fungus, complete the meal with a simple fried egg and rice -- just perfect!

Other must try’s: Caldo Verde (portugese green soup), African Chicken, Curried Crab, Porco Balichao Tamarino, Serradura

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Macau TowerThis national monument which stands tall at 338m is a great place to get the most spectacular bird’s eye view of this charming city. It also hosts a set of thrilling activities for adrenaline junkies. Earn your man (or woman) card by taking on the Mast Climb, Bungee Jump, Sky-Jump, or Skywalk X.

Macau Fishermen’s WharfA huge complex of theme park that screams fun for the whole family! Attractions galore including a 40m tall man-made volcano, replicas of European architecture, a Roman Amphitheatre, an Arabian-style children’s play area, video games centre, water performance arena, shopping mall, restaurants and many more!

Grand Prix MuseumMake a point to stop by this unique museum, packed with race cars, motorcycles and everything fast and furious, including the Formula 3 car that Ayrton Senna raced with to victory

in the 1983 GP. Check out the simulator where you can experience the sensation of driving at above 200km per hour set amidst the 1995 Macau GP background. 90USD

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In the great natural beauty and charming culture, the beauty of Hangzhou has been revered for centuries. Surrounded by

lush greenery and towering mountains, you will feel like you’ve stepped into a beautiful Chinese painting. The land is green with

agriculture, architecture is enchantingly rustic and there’s the majestic West Lake, the main attraction of Hangzhou.

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Zhejiang Provincial MuseumPreviously known as West Lake Museum, the Zhejiang Provincial Museum takes visitors back a few thousand years in time to experience China’s culture and lifestyle. As one of the oldest and well-known museums in all of China, it boasts a collection of more than 100,000 priceless relics and artefacts.

West LakeWith Chinese-style gazebos

and pagodas adorning the beautiful lake, West Lake’s allure

has inspired countless Chinese poets. Come here during the day for a cruise

around the lake, visit the Mid-lake Pavilion Tea House, or just relax at the park.

At night, the place brightens up with Impression West Lake, a dazzling theatrical show with lights, dance and music on water, helmed by famous director Zhang Yimou.

Liuhe Pagoda (Six Harmonies Pagoda)Originally built in 970 AD, this Chinese Pagoda may seem to have 13 floors from the outside, though the interior only bore 7 floors. Located at the foot of Yuelun Hill facing the Qiantang River, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains when you ascend the spiral staircase to the top.

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National Silk MuseumThe very first museum dedicated to silk, this world’s largest silk museum showcases the well-kept secrets in silk-making--one of the most ardently guarded secrets in history. Learn about silk’s 5000 years of evolution and the advanced technology through the 8 exhibition halls - Prelude Hall, Relics Hall, Folk Custom Hall, Silkworm Hall, Silk Manufacturing Hall, Weaving Hall, Dying Hall and Achievement Hall.

Qinghefang StreetTime stood still in Qinghefang Ancient Street, where the very well-preserved antique historic street boasts many restaurants, teahouses and stores which carried forth its traditional look and feel for centuries. Its history traces back to the Southern Song Dynasty, and it continued to prosper in the Qing Dynasty.

Xixi WetlandsThe first and only wetland that involves urban life, farming and culture, Xixi Wetlands is so picturesque that you can just rest and unwind in its beauty. A good way to experience the place is with one of the boat rides, with pretty views of the waterways fringed by wild weeds, ancient houses been turned into restaurants, shops and museums, as well as sightings of the Little Egret, Silver Pheasant and Mallard Duck.

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Vinegar GravyYou can’t be in Hangzhou without sinking your teeth into this truly

delicious dish! Named after the most beautiful lake in China, the tenderness

of the West Lake grass carp is perfectly complemented by the sauce which consists of vinegar and sugar as the main ingredients.

Chestnut Porridge with sweet-scented OsmanthusA hot serving of chestnut porridge combined with slightly crisp and sweet-smelling osmanthus is just what you need to chase the cold

away. Not only it is comforting, it also makes a low fat and high

carbohydrate in-between-meal to brave autumn or winter.

Other must try’s: Beggar Chicken, Dongpo

pork, Fried shrimps with longjing tea leaves

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GUILIN

MUST-VISITPLACESLongsheng Rice TerracesHome to the most stunning rice terraces in the world, they are built on mountainous terrains. The Longji Rice is the most magnificent one of all, resembling the backbone of the dragon and can be seen twisting off into a distance from the top of the mountain.

Li River CruiseSo memorable that it’s stamped at the back of the Twenty Yuan bill of China, is the beautiful Li River. Take a cruise on the boats or bamboo rafts and see with your very own eyes the world’s largest karst landforms with amazing mountains and tranquil waters.

Elephant Trunk HillThe symbol of Guilin, the hill got its name due to its uncanny resemblance of an elephant drinking water. The cave underneath the trunk is known as Water-Moon Cave as the moon’s reflection can be seen through the arch at night.

Seven Star ParkNamed after its seven peaks that resemble the Big Dipper constellation, the large park is a great place to get in touch with nature. The small zoo area on the east side has two main attractions – the giant pandas and the red pandas, as well as small animal shows.

Even more beautiful than paintings, Guilin’s beauty precedes its reputation. From the breathtaking karst mountains to the picturesque lakes, Guilin’s scenery is ‘picture perfect’. Its name means “forest of Sweet Osmanthus” due to the sweet smelling trees in the city.

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Liu Sanjie Grand ParkAlso known as Third Sister Liu, the park is named after the famous Chinese folk singer who was forced to jump into the river with her lover. Come and be entertained by ethnic musical performances, involving dances and performances to reflect the diverse ethnic groups.

YangshuoTake a cruise boat on Li River and you may just end up in Yangshuo. The neighbouring small

town is located 1.5 hours away on bus, and is a popular backpacker’s town. Many flock to Yangshuo for its picturesque karst landscape and friendly hospitality.

Two Rivers Four LakesA spectacular night cruise that literally takes you through Li River and Taohua River (Peach Blossom), as well as four beautiful lakes, where you’ll see the beautiful night scenery that includes a pagoda, marble bridges and buildings decorated with Chinese carvings.

Guilin Rice NoodleThe local breakfast staple since the Qin dynasty, Guilin’s noodles are served everywhere. The noodles and topping are first eaten without the soup and the soup is poured into the rest of the noodles once the topping has run out.

Pickled TofuA part of Guilin’s cuisine for more than 300 years and one of the city’s Three Treasures, it’s a must-try to savour the unique taste of Guilin’s own fermented bean curd.

ZongziThis delicious dumpling is made from glutinous rice and mung bean paste, and is wrapped in a bamboo or banana leaf to preserve and further accentuate its flavour. This is a popular delicacy in Guilin.

Other must try’s: Yangshuo Beer Fish, Rice Baijiu (rice wine), Daxu Clear Water Fish, Fengli, Guilin Chilli Paste, Horse hoof cake.

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Canton TowerStanding tall above the gleaming cityscape is the once-tallest tower in the world. From above, you’ll be treated to a marvellous view of the entire city. The rooftop has an outdoor public observatory that is shaped like a terraced ellipse, making it the highest and largest outdoor observation deck in the world. The tower glows and emits light at night from an impressive node lighting design.

Tian Ma City SquareThe centre for fashion shopping, Guangzhou is famous among travellers for its inexpensive shopping experience.

Accessories, bags, shoes and a wide range of fashion items -- everything you need at reasonable prices which won’t burn a hole in your pocket.

Flower City SquareTen times larger than the Guangzhou People’s Park, the 560,000 square meters square boasts vibrant modern buildings such as the steel-structured Guangzhou Opera House to the remarkable 103 stories Guangzhou International Financing Centre. Its modernity is fused perfectly with nature, with more than 600 large trees and poetic green willow planted around the square, and right in the middle is a man-made lake with a musical fountain.

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GUANGZHOUAlso known as Canton, the pride of Cantonese people can be seen through their impeccable cuisines and brilliant fervour for business. More than just towering skyscrapers and countless dim sum shops, a closer observation will show you a charming city rich with culture

and history as an important site of the Maritime Silk Road.

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Shangxiajiu Pedestrian StreetIt’s 1200 metres-long and 300 shops worth of shopping to be done at Shangxiajiu! From fashion to traditional Chinese medicine, the commercial street is also a great place to rest and unwind at the many teahouses, amidst the unique and historical Lingnan and Tong Lau architecture.

Shamian IslandThe island was an important landing point for foreign traders during the time of Qing Dynasty. The colonial European buildings here have been renovated so that visitors can relive the atmosphere back in 19th century Guangzhou. One of the notable structures is the Our Lady of Lourdes Chapel.

Baiyun MountainIn the northern outskirts of Guangzhou, Baiyun Mountain stands proud watching over the capital city. With peaks shrouded by white clouds, the mountain is the place for a quick and easy escape from the city with its lush greeneries dotted by scenic gardens, lakes, temples and tea houses. 95USD

Dim SumAn important tradition of Cantonese people is to ‘yum cha’ (literally “drink tea”) in the morning or evening, and enjoy small portions of dim sum with it, whether it’s steamed buns, meat dumplings, spring rolls or phoenix claws. Best enjoyed with friends and family for a relaxing time!

White Cut ChickenChicken cuts marinated with salt are boiled in water for a short

time with spices such as ginger, cilantro and other spices. The result is a light-tasting dish with succulent meat that stays true to the chicken taste.

Other must try’s: Char Siew (barbecued pork), Bao Yu (abalone), Zha Liang (fried dough wrapped in rice roll), Guangxi dishes, Canton dishes

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SHENZHENJust across the mainland Chinese border from Hong Kong, Shenzhen is a modern miracle with vibrant economy and sprawling landscapes. One of the richest and most populous cities in China, the spectacular city is filled

with theme parks and attractions galore, along with lots of street shopping and local cuisines.

MUST-VISITPLACESOCT (Overseas Chinese Town) East ShenzenEast meets West at OCT East, a city in itself outside central Shenzhen. It has pockets of China, America and Europe in two theme parks, resort hotels and golf courses spread over nine square kilometers of mountains and valleys.

MUSTEATSShajing Town Oyster

Sourced from the mouth of the Pearl River, these large white oysters are delicious and

protein-rich. Known as “milk of the sea floor”, it is served with bread or rice. The Shajing Oyster is the

quintessential Shenzhen specialty.

Crystal MeatSaid to be a perfect accompaniment to alcohol, this combination of skinless pork, white

sugar and melon takes on a crystal-like appearance when cut into cubes. A tender, fragrant and delicious snack is famous especially in the Guangdong area, and is known to dispel alcohol effects.

Gongming Roasted GooseCrispy golden-brown skin and appetizing aroma are two of the qualities of Gongming Town’s

roasted goose. Honey, sugar, salt, wine, soy sauce and spices give it an irresistible flavour that draws crowds to the table.

Other must-try’s – Nan’ao Abalone, Sanhuang Chicken of Longgang, Xixiang Jiwei Shrimp

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Window of the WorldFinally, world travel is possible in just a day! Bring out your camera and take your time travelling a miniature version of the world’s iconic landmarks. The scale replicas can be quite far from each other, but there is a monorail for those without the stamina to walk long distances. The night dance shows, fireworks displays and processions are simply spectacular.

Splendid China Folk VillageThe theme park comprises the China Folk Culture Village, which shows the daily lives of China’s ethnic groups; and Splendid China that features over 100 of the country’s top landmarks in miniature. Try local snacks, buy handicrafts, and watch traditional dances all in one place!

Xianhu Botanical GardenEscape from the city into this large nature park divided into six scenic areas with over 6000 plants, including rare and endangered plants, whimsical ornamental bamboos and beautiful floral landscapes. The mountainside Hong Fa Temple is located on multiple levels within the compound.

Dafen Oil Painting VillageThousands of artists paint reproductions of Old Masters, photorealistic portraits, and kitschy landscape paintings in Dafen. Anything is possible on a canvas and you can pick up an artwork or two for a song. Some of China’s best artists have their own studios in Dafen as well.

Shopping DistrictsNo visit to Shenzhen is complete without frenzied shopping. Put Dongmen Pedestrian Street on top of your list. Luohu Commercial City near the Hong Kong border, electronics centre Hua Qiang Bei, and districts such as Nanshan, Renmin Nan and Shen Nan Zhong are also well-known for great bargains.

Happy ValleyThe Shenzhen version of the theme park chain has rides for thrill-seekers and live entertainment for the whole family to enjoy in its 35-hectare area. Aside from themed festivals, Happy Valley includes a seasonal water park called Playa Maya for splashing summer fun.

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CHONGQINGOne of the largest cities in China, Chongqing is the Manhattan of China. The city of tall skyscrapers, modern bridges, never-ending tunnels and incomparable natural beauty has impressed visitors far and wide.

MUST-VISITPLACESThree Natural BridgesNo poetic notions could fully grasp the spectacular wonderment of the world’s most magnificent natural bridges. The series of limestone bridges are named after dragons Sky, Azure and Black, and was even featured in scenes of the movie Curse of the Golden Flower.

Yangtze River CruiseThere’s no better way to view the cradle of China than from the famous Yangtze River Cruise. The multi-day cruise offers spectacular views of China at its best atop luxury cruise ships that usually take-off or end in Chongqing Port itself.

Longshui Karst Fissure GorgeThe many sharp bends and steep gradients may be challenging, but the Longshui Karst Fissure Gorge is worth every step. Explore the narrow gorge that can reach up to 210m deep, as the rapid river flows between the steep walls – it’s an amazing experience!

JiefangbeiThe centre of the city is marked as Chongqing’s commercial heart, where the People’s Liberation Monument structure stands tall in the city’s Times Square. The shopping square surrounding the monument is a famous pedestrian street with many shops and restaurants.

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Dazu Rock Carvings

This fascinating temple complex west of Chongqing houses more than 50,000

remarkable Buddhist carvings, sculptures and statues. This UNESCO World Heritage Centre is

renowned for the sculptures’ harmonious depiction of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.

CiqikouChongqing’s ancient town of Ciqikou stands

timeless by the banks of Jialing River. Its name “Porcelain Port” depicts the port’s main trade,

and the ancient town is worth a visit for its small ancient streets, temples and

shops that had been meticulously preserved.

Hot PotChongqing’s claim to fame is the famous Sichuan Hot Pot. Red peppery boiling brew of gut-burning soup is synonymous with the city, and goes well with beef, pork, lotus, vegetables and many others. Best consumed during winter with glasses of water at hand!

Jiangtuan FishServed steamed or baked, the local favourite is another must-try in Chongqing. This produce of the Jialing River has another moniker being big-head fish, and is best eaten with hot steaming rice.

Other must try’s: Dan Dan Mien (noodles), Pork Leg with Rock Candy, Sichuan Spicy Tofu

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Qingxiu Mountain Scenic AreaWalking through this area is like walking into heaven on earth, with majestic mountains covered with lush vegetation and amazing lakes with clear waters. Adorning the landscape are the ornamental flowers and greenery that flourish in pretty patterns all over the place.

Detian WaterfallThis Niagara Falls of Asia is located along the Sino-Vietnamese border, making it the largest transnational waterfall around the region. Enjoy the

stunning creation or go for recreational activities such as going on the bamboo rafts or go fishing at the foot of the mountains.

Yanming Ancient Town of NanningOriginally built during the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), it now sits quietly in reminiscence of the grand old past. Ancient streets and lanes, temples, houses, pagodas, and beacon tower make up this traditional town.

Longhu Mountain Natural ReserveA must visit for nature lovers! Green peaks, karst caves, blue waters, a bamboo bridge, as well as friendly monkeys are spread around this 300sq km area, and each attraction is a remarkable beauty of its own.

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NANNINGDubbed as the ‘Green City’ of China because of its evergreen trees

and pretty petals that flourish all year long, Nanning is the commercial and communication centre for South China which links to Southeast Asia. The name Nanning came about during the Yuan Dynasty, which

translates to “May peace maintain in the southern frontier”.

Longhu Mountain Natural Reserve

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Guangxi Ethnics Relics CentreGet to know the fascinating culture of China’s Zhuang, Cong, Yao, and Miao ethnic minorities inside this open-air museum which showcases folk buildings, invaluable relics, ancient customs and traditions, as well as cultural performances.

Guangxi Science and Technology MuseumLearning is fun here… all four floors of educational fun for kids and adults alike! Come on over to enjoy the many cool exhibitions such as the talking robot, the bike with square wheels (how?), and even a robot band! Watch as the story of the universe unfolds in a 360 degrees view in the viewing dome. Simply amazing!

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Nanning Lemon DuckDuck chopped into pieces are marinated in spices and deep-fried, and then stewed to perfection with added garlic, ginger, pepper, mustard, sesame oil, and of course its main ingredient lemon—creating the perfect combo of sour and spicy in one delicious dish.

Changfen (Steamed rice rolls)An old Nanning favourite dating back since the Qing Dynasty, Changfen is made up of rice flour layers which are stuffed with meat and vegetables, rolled and then steamed with sesame oil and soy sauce. Good for breakfast or supper.

Other must try’s: Old Friend Rice Noodle, Sour Pickles

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KUNMINGIt’s always spring time in Kunming! The

picturesque lakeside city is nicknamed as China’s

“Spring City” for its year-long pleasant weather.

This capital of Yunnan, known for its diversity

of 25 ethnic groups, boasts stunning

picturesque beauty, renown all

over China.

Shilin (Stone Forest)Known as one of the most dramatic

attractions in Kunming, the amazing set of limestone formation seems to emanate

from the ground, creating an illusion of a forest made of stone. Visitors taking the winding road to the peak will be astounded by its natural beauty.

MUST-VISITPLACESWestern HillsSeen from afar, the skyline of the hills resembles a beautiful maiden reclining on Dian Lake. Visitors going up the hills will be treated to charming gardens and parks as well as delightful temples and orchards. Don’t forget to receive blessings by ascending to the Long Men (Dragon Gate), a picturesque gorge over a river.

Jiuxiang Scenic AreaPraised as the “Home of Karst Caves”, the striking natural landscapes and magnificent underground scenery makes Jiuxiang one of the most beautiful scenic spots near Kunming. With over 100 caves of astounding karst formations dating back to some 600 million years ago, Jiuxiang will definitely leave you breathless.

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MUSTEATSGuoqiaoMixian

(Crossing the Bridge Noodle)

A Yunnan staple which gained nationwide popularity, GuoqiaoMixian combines the

chewy texture of rice vermicelli with piping hot broth. The layer of oil on top of the rich broth seals the flavour and retains heat, even if you take it across the bridge as the legend says.

HongshaoJizong MushroomIt is said that there are nearly 200 varieties of mushrooms growing around the area, hence the wide variety of mushroom dishes. A big favourite is JizongMushroom, usually fried and then braised with garlic, ginger, shallot and tenderloin. Rumour

has it that Jizong tastes like chicken -- you be the judge!

Other must try’s: QiGuoJi (steamed chicken

soup), Suan Yancai (pickled vegetable), ErKuai (rice

cake), XuanweiHuotui (country-cured

ham)

Shangri-laThe old town was formally known as Zhongdian, and this gateway for travellers into Tibet will transport them back in time to the cobblestoned paths that reflect the charm of the Tibetan life. The rustic and quaint atmosphere of the town offers views of the ice-capped mountains on the border of Tibet.

Dian LakeThe crescent-shaped lake is the largest freshwater lake in Yunnan, and the sixth largest in China. Situated upon the Yungui Plateau, the scenery is jaw-dropping especially when appreciated from a boat, surrounded by the four towering hills that form the natural banks of the lake.

Xi Shuang Ban NaEverything about Xi Shuang Ban Na Dai Autonomous Prefecture spells diversity. The region is a hot spot for rich biodiversity in the country with even Asian elephants are seen roaming its verdant forests - a rare sight in China. It is also home to many minority groups who still retain much of their fascinating agricultural ways.

LijiangThe old town of Lijiang has a rich history of 800 years, and is definitely worthy of its status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Cars are not allowed here, and it’s famous for its orderly waterways system. Come and admire the culture and architecture of the Nakhi people.

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Yellow Crane TowerConsidered one of the four great towers in China, this iconic modern reincarnation sits atop Snake Hill. The tower was made famous by an 8th century poem by Cui Hao, though the original site was on Yellow Crane Jetty where it was destroyed by warfare and natural disasters. From the top, visitors are not only able to marvel at the magnificent views of the city and Yangtze River, but can also pay a visit to Snake Hill Park and the Mao Pavilion.

Ancient Chibi BattlefieldMade up of three mountains which are Chibi Mountain, Nanping Mountain, and Jinluan Mountain, it is the site of the Battle of Red Cliffs that happened during the winter of 208 AD. Nowadays, it is visited for its scenic spots such as Cliffside Inscription, Zhou Yu Stone Statue, Yijang Pavilion, Fengchu Temple and Chibi Stele Gallery. It is also the filming site for the movie “Battle of Red Cliffs”, directed by John Woo.

Chairman Mao’s VillaWhether you’re a history buff or not, it’s always a delight to get a glimpse of the life of a famous person, even more so when it is Mao Zedong, China’s most iconic political figures. This retreat house is located on the scenic bank of East Lake of Wuchang, where Chairman Mao has welcomed some VIP guests including former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

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WUHANNicknamed as the ‘Chicago of Asia’ for its role as a major transportation hub as well as communication centre for central China, Wuhan is home to over 10 million people, making it the most populous city in the Hubei Province. But beyond the usual allures of the huge metropolis lies a colourful history and traditions that date back to 223 BC, when Wuhan was formed from the conglomeration of three districts which are Hanyang, Hankou and Wuchang.

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Yangtze River Bridge

Built in 1955, the Yangtze River Bridge is more than just aesthetics as it is the

key connector to the three towns of Wuhan (Hanyang, Hankou and Wuchang). Head over to

the bridge tower at either end of the bridge to enjoy the marvellous panorama that includes the view of the bridge over the river and a distant view of Turtle Hill as

well as Yellow Crane Tower.

Guiyuan Buddhist TempleAlso known as the ‘Temple of Original Purity’, the whole complex is divided into five courtyards -

eastern, western, northern, southern and middle, and features exquisite architecture, finely-

sculpted gardens, as well as a great collection of Buddhist sutras and

treasures.

Steamed Wuchang FishWuchang fish is known for being fat, tender and aromatic, and the locals have come up with the perfect recipe to compliment it -- steamed together with mushrooms, bamboo shoots and soy sauce -- the end result is a sinfully sweet-smelling dish that pleases the tummy.

Re Gan Mian (Hot-dry noodles)Simple yet tasty, it is a favourite breakfast dish for the locals. Thick noodles are pre-cooked the night before and when you order, the only thing that the cook needs to do is to quickly boil it for 30 seconds and then toss with sesame paste, pickled vegetable, radishes, scallions and la jiao (spicy sauce).

Other must try’s: San Xian Dou Pi (Fried bean sheets), Steamed dishes, Duck’s neck

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XI’AN

MUST-VISITPLACESTerracota Army

In Xi’an lies the famed Terracotta Army, one of the most identifiable symbols of China. This form of funerary art is a collection of detailed terracotta sculptures depicting Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s army. Dating back to 210 BC, the

army guards the emperor in the afterlife.

The Drum Tower and Bell TowerNever worry about telling the day from the night in Xi’an--the Bell Tower got its name from the large bronze-cast bells stricken at dawn, whilst the Drum Tower is named after the huge

drum beaten at sunset .The Drum Tower and Bell Tower are grand icons of the city.

Xi’an City WallThe city wall stands as a witness to how great ancient Chinese military architecture was.

Considering its whopping size of 12 metres in height, 15-18 metres in width at the base and 13.7 kilometres in total length, it’s the world’s largest city wall. It’s best to traverse with a

leisurely bike ride.

Grand Qin Opera - Return Back To Chang’an in the Dream

The new interpretation of the Qin opera with first-class acoustics and wonderful musical production, this large-

scale poetic performance will take you back to the time when Xi’an was known as Chang’an,

the capital of eternal peace.

Travel through Xi’an and you will find yourself walking through the comprehensive book of China’s rich and ancient history. The capital city for

13 dynasties, Xi’an has prospered through the years with the emergence of the Silk Road. Xi’an is the birthplace of China’s many ideas, discoveries, civilizations and traditions, thus making China a big influential force in the world. Take a step back in time and be astonished by Xi’an’s inexhaustible

monuments and cultural relics.

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MUSTEATSYang Rou Pao Muo

The signature dish of Xi’an is a must-try experience by itself – flat unleavened bread broken into small pieces and lamb soup poured over the shreds along with meat, noodles or scallions, best served with pickled garlic or chilli. One can also opt for the beef version.

Demaogong Crystal PancakesWhen a dish survived 800 years of history, you know it’s THAT good. A specialty of Xi’an, the Qin-style cakes’ outer layer is firm while the “crystal” filling is soft and sweet. It was once

eponymous with bird’s nest, white fungus and Jinhua ham.

Other must try’s: Glutinous rice with jujube,

Liang Pi cold noodle, Qianxian Guo Kui

(crispy pastry)

Big Wild Goose PagodaThe emblem of Xi’an -- the pagoda was built in 652 AD and additional five storeys were added by 704 AD. Here, you can find Buddhist scriptures and relics brought from India to China by eminent monk Xuanzang. Climb to the top of the pagoda to enjoy stunning city view, or stroll its pleasant parks and western eateries in the vicinity. Make sure you catch the water and music show at the front fountain daily.

The Great Mosque of Xi’AnIslam was introduced in China during the Tang dynasty, and the Great Mosque was constructed in 742 as the first mosque in the land. The architecture is heavily Chinese-influenced, with attractive pavilions and parks complementing the mosque’s complex.

Huaqing Hot SpringsLocated near the Huaqing Palace, take a nice warm dip in the many hot springs as you’re being surrounded by the picturesque Mount Li. The Tang emperor built a palace at the foot of Mount Li so he could frolic with his favourite Imperial Lady Yang. You can hop onboard the nearby cable car to catch a bird’s eye view of the entire area.

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