Located in Yunnan Province, in south-west China, Zhoucheng is one of the largest Bai villages.
Situated in Guangdong Province, in southern China, Gaotian is known for its stunning landscape; a photogenic paradise awaits.
The city of Kaiping, located in Guangdong Province on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, is famous for the villages that lie around it and their unique fortified houses, the "Diaolou".
The Badain Jaran Desert, is on the Alashan Plateau, covering a large part of Inner Mongolia in China.
Alashan Youqi (AKA Ayouqi) is a medium sized town in Inner Mongolia and the prefecture/local government seat of the Alashan region.
In the extreme north-east of China, surrounded by Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan, the city of Burqin is a melting pot of different ethnicities. Chinese live side-by-side with Kazakhs, Uighurs, Mongols and Russians.
Nestled at an altitude of 3800 m and 300 km from Lhasa, Shigatse is the second city of the autonomous prefecture of Tibet .
Mount Tianmen, which in Chinese means "the mountain that is the door to heaven" is in the north west of Hunan.
Situated in Fujian Province, at about 220km from Xiamen, the Yongding region is famous for its Hakka houses, known as Tulous in Chinese.
The water town of Wuzhen is situated to the north of Zhejiang Province, close to Tongxiang, at the heart of the Hangzhou, Shanghai, Najing triangle.
Fujian is a coastal province in the south-east of China, opposite Taiwan.
Liancheng is in the coastal region of Fujian Province, in southwest China.
Zhujiajiao is one of China's most famous water towns.
Situated to the west of Hubei Province, in central China , the town of Yichang sits on the banks of the Yangtze River. It dates back 2,700 years - although certain writings claim its roots go further back, to 4,000 years ago.
Mid-way between Dali and Lijiang, nestled between the fields and mountains of Yunnan, you'll find the wonderful village of Shaxi. Be prepared to step back in time.
Lake Kanas is a superb mountain lake, with turquoise water, that is 24 kilometers long, and is in the north west point of China, in the province of Xinjiang.
Mid-way between Kunming and Lijiang, in the heart of Yunnan, the town of Dali is nestled between the Cangshan Mountains, to the west and Erhai Lake, to the east.
This small, historical village, located 170 km from Xiamen and lying halfway between Nanjing and Yongding, contains a number of architectural treasures.
The wonderful Dong district of Sanjiang is in the north of the autonomous region of Guanxi, about 200 kilometers north-west of Guilin and 65 km to the west of Longsheng.
Xizhou or 'Happy Town' is a little town about 20km north of Dali in Yunnan Province.
