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Captivating capitals

Beijing - High place of political power, with a myriad of sites to visit, discover or rediscover.

Shanghai - Synonymous with excitement, energy and prosperity.

Guangzhou - Although this port is resolutely progressive, it has preserved its old colonial neighborhoods including Shamian.

Nanjing - Guardian of a sumptuous heritage, an eventful past and a university tradition.

Chengdu - Old alleys flanked by a slew of traditional stalls, teahouses and gambling houses give the Sichuan capital a southern vibe.

Kunming - Located on the shores of Lake Dian Chi at 1,900 meters above sea level, this trading hub between China and the Southeast Asian countries enjoys a mild and sunny climate.

Xi'an - Raised to the rank of capital of the Middle Kingdom by Qin Shi Huangdi, it is full of unsuspected treasures.

Lhasa - Built at more than 3,600 meters, the only major city in Tibet - and the center of Tibetan Buddhism - is now accessible by train.

Hong Kong - The former British colony will reveal all its strange facets.

Charming cities

Fenghuang - With bridges over Tuo and low wooden houses, the historic center of this ancient city of Hunan is one of the best preserved architectural ensembles in the country.

Dali - The green mountains serve as a backdrop to this beautiful city that erects its old walls on the banks of the Er Hai.

Pingyao - Time and history seem to have spared this jewel of Ming and Qing architecture.

Chaozhou - Its historic city center retains beautiful Ming remains.

Quanzhou - This former subtropical trading post is now Fujian's first economic city.

Kaifeng - Witness to a glorious past, do not miss the beautifully preserved remains, including the Fan Pagoda.

Turpan - On the Silk Road, an oasis of Uighur character, set on the borders of Central Asia.

Spectacular scenery

Longsheng and Sanjiang - Endowed with poetic names such as "terraces of the back of the dragon", the steep hills are storied with rice fields offering a confusing spectacle.

Sichuan - The rugged terrain of northwestern Sichuan has deep forests, vast grassy expanses, deep blue lakes and amazing waterfalls.

Xishuangbanna - A tropical jungle, elephants, Dai speaking in a Thai dialect ... nothing Chinese in this enclave nestled between Laos and Myanmar. Change of scenery guaranteed!

Yunnan - Running parallel but separated by huge mountain ridges, the 3 great Chinese rivers (Nu, Lancang and Yangzi) have shaped landscapes of great beauty.

Hainan Doa - At all times neglected, this island is now a tropical paradise.

Emei Shan - Wooden footbridges on the western side of these sacred mountains will provide you with relatively easy access to the peaks, allowing you to enjoy the richness of its fauna and flora.

Tai Chi - The turquoise waters of Lake Celeste rest serenely at the foot of Bogda Fen.

Tian Shan - The most sacred mountain of Taoism.

Wulingyuan Feng Jingqu - Punctuating the valley, the karst peaks of this reserve draw admirable backdrops.

Unsuspected treasures

Guizhou - In addition to the diversity of its geography, this unknown province concentrates a fascinating mosaic of minorities, each heir to a unique know-how like the Dong, builders of covered bridges.

Beihai - At the gates of Vietnam, the small harbor and seaside town of Guangxi has a European character as evidenced by its port and its colonial mansions.

Lushan, Jiangxi - A European-style health resort created in the 19th century by missionaries and adopted by Mao Zedong.

Kashi, Xinjiang - Closer to Baghdad than Beijing, this caravanserai on the Silk Road reveals a Uyghur stamp, which is now considerably lessened by the arrival of Chinese migratory waves that have come to seek their fortune in this new Far West.

Lanzhou, Gansu - A cable car will take you to the top of Baita Shan (White Pagoda Hill) from where you can gaze at this sprawling city.

Inner Mongolia - Immense and remote, this sparsely populated country offers landscapes of unaltered beauty and splendid lamaseries.

Karakoram Highway - From Kashi to Islamabad, Pakistan, the long alphat ribbon crosses desert lands and crosses passes at more than 4,000 meters above sea level, offering breathtaking views.

Fujian - The southern region of Fujian retains the famous tulou, round or even triangular houses built by the Hakka.

Lyrical stamps

Xi Hu, Hangzhou - If every Chinese city has its West Lake, Hangzhou remains the most enchanting.

The Grand Canal - With the Great Wall, this 1,800 km long structure is one of the world's most famous projects.

Yiheyuan, Beijing - The New Summer Palace illustrates the classic Chinese garden par excellence: a collection of rocks and ponds lined with pagodas with enchanting names.

Suzhou - Built on an interweaving of canals, this silk city is studded with small manicured gardens.

Yangzi Jiang - Nothing like a cruise on the Blue River to enjoy the fabulous scenery.

Li Jiang - Vogue on this river and admire the karst peaks, each nicknamed by a poet, such as the "Chicken Cage".

Dayan Ta, Xi'an - An amazing pagoda built in 652 to house the Xuan Zang sutras.

Venerable sanctuaries

Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong - In this picturesque temple, your future will be predicted by Yijing.

Yonghr Gong, Beinjing - The splendid private residence of Emperor Yongzhen was converted into a lamasery in 1723.

Xuankong Si - Seeming to defy the laws of gravity, the Hanging Monastery, set on wooden stays embedded in the cliff, overhangs the Jinlong Gorge for nearly 1,500 years.

Putuo Shan - The easternmost of the 4 Buddhist sacred mountains stands on a small, peaceful island off Shanghai.

Shaolin Si - This temple is the cradle of martial arts such as zuiquan, xingyiquan and lewuzuquan.

Labrang Si, Xiahe - This famous monastery proudly displays its Tibetan origins.

Baima Si - Built in 68, it is considered the first Buddhist temple in China.

Qiongzhu Si - The realism of the 500 statues signed Li Guangxiu remains breathtaking even after 2 centuries.

Kong Miao, Qufu - At the heart of the city stands this imposing splendor to the glory of the Chinese sage.

Inevitable detours

Bingmayong, Xi'an - Motionless and silent, this army of 8,000 soldiers will leave you speechless.

The Forbidden City, Beijing - Considered at the time of the Mandarins as the center of the world, this palatial ensemble saw 37 emperors reign.

Longmen Siku - On more than 1 km the cliffs that flank the banks of the Yi River constitute one of the most fabulous sets of Buddhist statuary in the country.

Leshan, Emei Shan - The sheer simplicity of this huge buddha upsets his placid grandeur.

Mogao Ku - The 500 surviving caves hold more than 45,000 square meters of mural paintings and 2,000 painted Buddhist statues.

Potala Palace, Lhasa - Mythical and colossal, this complex was the residence of the Dalai Lamas for 3 centuries.

Shaoshan - Pilgrims and nostalgic crowd in the birthplace of Mao Zedong.

Colorful holidays

Chinese New Year - A time for family reunions and festivities with many shows and parades.

Mid-Autumn Festival - For the Chinese, the full moon symbolizes the unity of the family, hence the choice to celebrate - with heavy moon cake cakes - this holiday the day of the year when she is the rounder and brightest.

National Day - For a week, the country stops to indulge in floral art by decorating squares, buildings and intersections.

Bingxue Jie, Haerbin - In view of its Siberian temperatures, the city can organize this contest of giant ice sculptures.

Dragon Boat Festival - Pouches of powder to wear around the neck, doors decorated with plants and glutinous rice cakes are manufactured in order to ward off the demons of summer diseases; and the boat races are contested in memory of the poet Qu Yuan.

Miao Festivals - From April to October, beautiful holidays punctuate the life of this Guizhou ethnic minority.