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Kanas Lake, located in the valley of the Altai, China's Northwest Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, is a famous natural resort.
According to the latest statistics recently issued by the local authority, the tourists to Sanya has totaled 7.88 million by the end of November, 2010, rising 16 percent year on year.
On the outskirts of Beijing, about 10 ski areas are in operation, most of them using artificial snow to lure weekend daytrippers, as the region's winters have seen less and less precipitation.
Known as a factory-converted art street, Tianzifang is not a well-preserved commercial street or factory zone, yet it is regarded as an Eden for Shanghai's visual and innovation industries.
The Terracotta Warriors museum is not the only attraction near Shaanxi province's Xi'an, one of the country's most touristy cities. Just an hour's ride away, stands Huashan Mountain.
It's the chili pepper's searing spiciness and crimson color that make it the totem of the Hunan spirit. Most natives espouse a philosophy of you are what you eat; in this case, they say, that means fiery and red.
In Beijing's neighbor Tianjin city, there is a historic town imbued with enchanting traditional Chinese culture. Its name is Yangliuqing.
Nowhere compares to a sunny land in a freezing and dreary winter. Among the options in China, Xishuangbanna in southwest China's Yunnan province is surely one of the best destinations.
Beijing hasn't been as blistery cold this winter as usual, which may inspire residents and tourists alike to try some outdoor activities.
On Dec 30, Beijing's subway system got not one but five new subway lines and line extensions, bringing once remote parts of the city's periphery well within the reach of more centrally based residents. METRO took a trip out to see what Beijing's suburbs have to offer.
With its small population of 300 residents, Guoliang village is well hidden in the hinterland of China's Taihang Mountains.
Sometimes the best stories are those passed down through word of mouth. Wu Wencong takes a ride and listens to some legendary hutong tales.
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