16 articles to prepare your trip
Yuexiu Park in Guangzhou is home to the iconic statue of the five rams, three artificial lakes, and several historic monuments spread across 86 hectares of wooded hills.
TEMPLE YUANTONG
Founded during the Tang Dynasty at the foot of Yuantong Hill, Kunming's principal Buddhist temple combines a central pavilion set over a basin with Sino-Thai statuary.
Village de Xidi
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2000, Xidi preserves over 120 Ming and Qing residences of the Hu clan, its paved alleys and its archway from 1578, in southern Anhui.
In Chengdu, the Wuhou Memorial Temple honors Zhuge Liang and Emperor Liu Bei. Three Kingdoms history, Tang stele, and gardens spanning 37,000 m².
West of Shenzhen, Window of the World Park brings together 130 miniature replicas of iconic monuments from around the globe across 480,000 m², welcoming visitors since 1993.
Mémorial Sun Yat
An octagonal edifice from 1931 dedicated to the father of the Chinese Republic, the Sun Yat-Sen Memorial is a major landmark when visiting Canton.
A remnant of a 17th-century Jesuit church, the façade of the Saint Paul's ruins is the symbol of Macau and a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2005.
Mémorial du Massacre de Nankin
A place of remembrance dedicated to the 300,000 victims of the 1937 massacre, the Jiangdongmen memorial retraces this episode through exhibitions, sculptures and archives.
In Kunming, the Yunnan Province Museum houses Yuanmou fossils, ancient bronzes and ethnographic collections from the 25 ethnic minorities of Yunnan.
Founded by Altan Khan in 1575 on Mount Yinshan, Meidaizhao Lamasery marks the spread of Tibetan Buddhism throughout Inner Mongolia.
Located on Tian'anmen Square in Beijing, the Mao Zedong Mausoleum houses the remains of the founder of communist Chine in a symbolic edifice inaugurated in 1977.
Pagode Kumarajiva
Twelve-story octagonal tower in Wuwei, dedicated to the translator monk Kumarajiva, a key figure in Chinese Buddhism. Regional architecture and preserved sculptural decoration.
Museum park in Chengdu dedicated to Tang poet Du Fu, who composed nearly 250 poems here during his exile. Reconstructed cottage, exhibition halls and classical gardens.
Founded in 1319 east of Beijing, the Dongyue Taoist Temple brings together 76 ritual departments, 90 ancient stelae and the Beijing Folklore Museum.
North of Jinan, Daming Lake spreads across 46 hectares with nine islets, Taoist temples, Qing ancestral halls and six traditional gardens.
Canton
Canton, capital of Guangdong and a major gastronomic metropolis in southern Chine: what to see, what to do, when to visit and where to stay.
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