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(2 votes)
Hours:
All Day, especially at night
Price:
Entrance to the actual temple is 35 yuan. Situated in the south part of Nanjing and surrounded by the Qinhuai River, the Confucius Temple (Fuzimiao) is one of the city’s most popular attractions. Confucius Temple consists of a cluster of symetrically arranged buildings and covers an area of over 26,000 square meters. The temple is home to excellent examples of both Ming and Qing dynasty architecture.
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Hours:
10:30am to 9pm, daily.
Address:
Lantau Island, Hong Kong. As if a trip to Hong Kong isn’t mind-blowing enough, you can now also experience the magic of Mickey Mouse and make your dreams become even more truer at Disneyland. Opened back in 2005, this park has now become a staple piece on the rack of must-do Hong Kong attractions. There are four theme parks within Disneyland with each offering a wide range of quality family entertainment.
Tags: For kids
(1 vote)
Hours:
7:00am-9:00pm
Address:
Gulou District
Price:
Free enter for the outside, inner side 20 Yuan/ticket Close to the city center and featuring 368 hectares of water and 104 hectares of land, Xuanwu Lake Park is a favourite getaway for locals. Well before the sunrise and even after sunset, the park is bustling with visitors. Some come to walk, jog, or fly kites, others to practice Tai Chi, and many more just want to enjoy the scenery
Tags: Family, Lakes
(1 vote)
Hours:
10am-6pm (with a 6:30pm extension on other special days).
Address:
At Central MTR take Tung Chung Line to Tung Chung Station; the terminal is sign-posted from there.
Website:
http://www.np360.com.hk
Tags: buddhas, cable car, lantau, ride, scenic, view
(2 votes)
Hours:
5am-6pm
Price:
Free ![]() Purple Mountain is known as the “lung of Nanjing” and for good reason. This massive, forested park area situated within Nanjing boasts fresh and cool air compared to the muggy, polluted city center.
(1 vote)
Hours:
8:30am-5pm
Address:
No. 218, Anren Jie, Old City
Price:
30-40 Yuan/ticket Yu Gardens is one-half shopper’s paradise and one-half complete nightmare. With what sometimes feels like thousands of people crowded into a relatively small space, this important tourist attraction often gets a bad rap. Sidetracked by the numbers of people, the overbearing architecture, and the entertainmen
(1 vote)
Hours:
8:30am to 10:30pm
Address:
Carrefour Chuang Yi Jia Store, B6, Beisanhuan Donglu, Chaoyang District When you need to replenish household goods, Carrefour is the place to go as there seems to be nothing that you cannot find here. This French-owned supermarket giant, which has a number of outlets in Beijing, stocks everything from groceries, alcohol, and canned goods, household items, toiletries and cosmetics to clothing, shoes, electrical appliances, plants, computers and
Tags: supermarkets
(1 vote)
Address:
The Chuan residences, Level 41, Langham Place Hotel, 555 Shanghai Street, Mong Kok, Kowloon Positioned atop Langham Place hotel way above the madness of Mong Kok below, this stunning spa feels surreally apocalyptic (in a good way).
Tags: Massage
(1 vote)
Hours:
8:30am to 5:00pm
Address:
North of Tiananmen Square, Dongcheng District
Price:
40-60 Yuan/ticket The Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace, the National Palace Museum, the Purple Forbidden City and Gugong (故宫), is probably Beijing’s top tourist attraction. This huge palace complex (one full square kilometer), previously home to 23 successive Emperors, is located in the heart of Beijing, on the north side of
(2 votes)
Hours:
6:30am-6pm
Address:
Entire NW part of Yangzhou, south entrance near arched stone Hongqiao bridge
Price:
80 yuan (includes Potted Plant Garden) Slender West Lake is the premier attraction in Yangzhou. The park, lined with willow trees, picturesque pagodas, and loads of history has enough to keep a visitor busy for the entire day. During spring the park is an expansive wonderland of flowers and budding trees. There are few enclosed city parks in China as impressive as this, making Slender West Lake a must visit. About | Advertise | Add Listing | Contact | Tips for Trippers | Link to Us | 公司简介 | 广告服务 | 联系我们 | 导游小贴士
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Yu Gardens is one-half shopper’s paradise and one-half complete nightmare. With what sometimes feels like thousands of people crowded into a relatively small space, this important tourist attraction often gets a bad rap. Sidetracked by the numbers of people, the overbearing architecture, and the entertainmen


