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Located at the boundary of southwest China's Sichuan province and Yunnan province, Lugu Lake is a mysterious land with charming sceneries and a unique matriarchal culture.
While housing a museum inside a temple may seem unusual, the Dongyue Temple has been a center of folk culture in Beijing for more than 700 years.
This Spring Festival, though, the old revolutionary base in Yizhang county of Central China's Hunan province came to life, its villagers beating drums and dancing along to revolutionary songs to welcome tourists from neighboring provinces.
Set in the heart of southwest China, Guizhou has some of China's finest scenery. It is also home to a large population of Miao people, many of who still follow their own rich cultural traditions.
Chengdu city, with its bestowed location in China's Sichuan Basin, the long-standing land of abundance, never lacks sources of entertainment.
The 83-year-old Gongwu Theater has seen Charlie Chaplin on its stage, and it has also seen Peking opera maestro Mei Lanfang perform.
Want to watch an old-style Peking Opera performance? Then the Chinese capital's ancient Zhengyici Theater might be a good place to check out.
As the world gets smaller and travelers roam the planet looking for fresh places to visit, the trusted adage of leaving just footprints and taking just photographs still applies.
Before the arrival of the Rabbit year Spring Festival, I went to the coastal Gulangyu Island which is known as a paradise-like tourist attraction in east China.
With a high-speed train primed to take Beijingers in half an hour, Tianjin is a marvel of East meets West.
One of the four major places in China for plum blossom viewings, the blooming flowers in Meiling have drawn tourists all the way from Hong Kong and Marcau to get an early glimpse of Spring.
With the Lantern Festival, which falls on February 17th this year, around the corner, the curtain will come down on the half-month celebration of the Chinese Lunar New Year.
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