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Panda Base

Pandas have lived on Earth for at least 8 million years. They are known as "living fossils" and "Chinese national treasures". They are also ambassadors of the World Wildlife Fund and flagship species for biodiversity conservation worldwide.

Chengdu

The Great Wall

The Great Wall is the longest and most complete wall in the world. It is a symbol of the Chinese people.

Beijing

Tiananmen Square

Tiananmen Square is a symbol of the Chinese people. It is the largest square in the world. It is the center of the Chinese government. It is the symbol of the Chinese people.

Beijing

Why you should travel to China

China, a country you deserve to visit once a year or even every season

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Culture Diversity
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The topography of China is high in the west and low in the east, showing a stepwise distribution. The variety and typicality of China's landforms are unparalleled and unmatched by other countries in the world.

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Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan Quartz Sandstone Peak Forest

Zhangjiajie Wulingyuan features unique quartz sandstone peak forests with thousands of towering stone pillars rising from the ground, shrouded in mist and clouds like a fairyland, showcasing typical karst erosion and weathering landscapes.

Guilin Li River Karst Landscape

The Li River is flanked by continuous karst peak clusters, with emerald waters reflecting the strange peaks like a mirror, showcasing typical karst landforms and river erosion landscapes in southern China, renowned as "the finest scenery under heaven."

Jiuzhaigou Five-Flower Lake Travertine Pools

Jiuzhaigou's Five-Flower Lake displays vibrant colors due to travertine deposits and algae distribution at the lake bottom, surrounded by pristine forests, showcasing the perfect combination of alpine lakes and travertine landforms.

Zhangye Colorful Danxia Landform

Zhangye Danxia features stunning red-and-white layered rock formations, shaped by long-term weathering and water erosion into cliff-like hills, showcasing unique red sandstone landforms in China's arid northwest region.

Huangshan Sea of Clouds Granite Peak Forest

Huangshan is famous for its peculiar pines, grotesque rocks, sea of clouds, and hot springs, with granite peak forests emerging and disappearing in the mist, showcasing typical granite weathering and glacial relic landforms in eastern humid regions.

Dunhuang Mingsha Mountain Crescent Moon Spring

Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Moon Spring are located at the edge of the Tengger Desert, where a crescent-shaped spring has remained unfilled for thousands of years amidst sand dunes, showcasing the unique coexistence of aeolian landforms and groundwater resources in arid regions.

Tianshan Tianchi Glacial Barrier Lake

Tianshan Tianchi is located at the northern foot of Bogda Peak, a barrier lake formed by ancient glacial movements, with crystal clear blue waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains, showcasing alpine glacial landforms and lake landscapes.

Yuanyang Hani Rice Terraces

Yuanyang Terraces are mountain agricultural landscapes carved by the Hani people over generations, with layered terraces reflecting morning light like mirrors in the mist, showcasing the harmonious coexistence of human activity and mountain landforms.

Tibet Namtso Sacred Lake

Namtso is the world's highest large lake, with sapphire-blue waters and the distant Nyenchen Tanglha snow mountains reflected on its surface, showcasing typical tectonic lakes and plateau landforms on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

Chaka Salt Lake Mirror of the Sky

Chaka Salt Lake is a natural crystalline salt lake in the Qaidam Basin, where the lake surface mirrors blue skies, white clouds, and distant mountains perfectly, showcasing the spectacular salt deposition landforms of inland lake basins in arid regions.