Found in northwest of Yunnan Province, the town of Lijiang sits at 2,600m high on a plateau that is surrounded by mountains and the sinous Yangtze (or Yangzi Jiang) River.
It's the most densely populated city in China and one of the most modern.
Capital of the Kingdom of Tibet since the 7th century, Lhasa was the seat of the Tibetan government until the region was invaded by China in 1949.
The city of Chengde, formerly known as Rehe or Jehol, is located a little over 200 km northeast of Beijing, in Hebei Province.
Hong Kong, a special administrative region located on the southern coast of China, is without a doubt one of the most astonishing places in country, on the Asian continent, and, it can even be said, in the whole world.
Capital of the South China province of Guangdong, the city of Canton (or Guangzhou) is the third most populated in the country after Shanghai and Beijing.
Dunhaung is to the east of the Gobi Desert, in the Gansu Province of northeast China,
Nestled on a hillside in the north of Guangxi Province, the small village of Dazhai is surrounded by a patchwork of terraced rice fields.
At 200km to the southwest of Shanghai, Hangzhou is the provincial Chinese capital of Zhejiang.
Situated to the southwest of Sichuan Province, Leshan is a small, pleasant town, famous for being home to the UNESCO classified 'Giant Buddha of Leshan'.
The Yangtze River (AKA the Yangtse/Yangzi or Long River) is the third largest river in the world, just pipped to post by the Amazon and the Nile.
Luoyang, located in Henan Province on the southern banks of the Yellow River (Huang He), is one of the four historical capitals of China.
Mount Emei, or Emeishan, is one of China's four sacred Buddhist mountains. It lies in Sichuan Province, around 170 km from the capital, Chengdu.
Located to the north of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in the south of China, Longsheng County is the stronghold of the Zhuang, Yao, Dong and Miao ethnic groups.
Longji, the literal meaning of which is "Dragon's Backbone", is the name given to the spectacular terraced rice fields of Longsheng County, in the north of Guangxi.
The city of Datong, whose name literally means "great unity", is located in Shanxi Province, not far from Beijing.
Shuhe is in the north-west of Yunnan province, not far from Lijiang - both the old towns are listed as UNESCO sites - at the foot of the snow capped Jade Dragon Mountain.
The city of Huangshan lies in the southern part of Anhui Province, around 500 km west of Hangzhou and 400 km southwest of Shanghai.
Furongzhen, also known as " Hibiscus Town " or "Lotus Town", is a Chinese village located in Hunan Province.
