Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located in Lujiazui of Pudong New District

  Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located in Lujiazui of Pudong New District, by the side of Huangpu River, opposite the bund;  it is a symbolic landmark of Shanghai. The 468 meters (1,536 feet) tower began from 1991 and finished in 1994; it is the largest TV tower in Asia and the third largest one all round the world only after Toronto's TV Tower of Canada and the Moscow TV tower of Russia.

  There are three superdome spheres including the Space Cabin that is in the height of 350 meters, the upper superdome sphere is in the height of 267 meters, and the lower superdome sphere is in the height of 98 meters. Facing the European-style architectures on the Bund, the other side of the Huangpu River, the tower is with multi-functions for sightseeing, catering, shopping and amusement. There are watching terraces, rotary restaurant, ballroom, piano bar, and guestroom in the air on the floors 263, 271 and 350 meters above the ground respectively. It is a symbolic building and a tourist attraction in Shanghai. The tower can receive 6,000 visitors everyday. It takes only 40 seconds for visitors to enter into the upper superdome sphere, where is an ideal place to have a bird's eye view of the busy and bustling Huangpu River and the Bund.
Oriental Pearl TV Tower is comprehensively used for sightseeing, meeting, exhibition, meals, shopping, amusement and TV & Radio broadcasting. By taking double-decker elevators, visitors can travel up and down the tower and listen to bilingual introduction (Chinese and English) by the elevator attendants.

Pudacuo National Park in Deqen Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture

  Pudacuo National Park in Deqen Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China's Yunnan Province maintains the integrity of virgin forest ecoProgram. The Regional Federal government has taken several measures to balance the environment Security and tourism promotion within the Location.More information about China Tours in chinatourguide.com．

 
  Yunnan Shangri-La’s are each like to Journey who will go to the land of, because of its beauty, its pure conquered all the heart of the bustling city. And at Shangri-La’s there first – pudacuo national forest park in China mainland. Puda measures mainly by a Lake, green tahai, Tong and luorong village in composition. Park has a mirror-like beauty of mountain lakes, water grass pastures, wetlands of the flower, Pets frequented the original forest.
  Adventure investment scheme operated by Promail measures National Park is China the only national parks, Bhuta measures National Park includes an Lake and green tahai, natural Sights. Park’s landscape mostly original, Exclusive, natural, rare and so on, reclamation of not being human, so enter pudacuo, lakes, all natural. Here is the paradise of landscape photography, and nature photographers.

Reed Flute Cave is located in the northwest of Guilin City

  Reed Flute Cave is located in the northwest of Guilin City, 5 kilometers away from the center of the city. It is one of the most extraordinary sceneries in Guilin. These remarkable scenes in the cave could undoubtedly evoke breathless admiration from domestic and foreign visitors. The length of the Reed Flute Cave is 240 meters. According to a legend, Reed Flute Cave got its name because people believed that the reed by the cave's mouth could be made into flutes. Its name is explained by the fact that reeds for making flutes and pipes have been grown in this region since ancient times. More information about China Tours in chinatourguide.com

  The Bright Hill where Reed Flute Cave lies was originally called Maomaotou Hill. It is said that there used to be a small hole halfway on the hillside. The reed grass grew lushly on the hill, which can be made into flute with melodious sound. Hence, the name of the cave was derived.    
At the time of writing, there are two entrances - one for domestic travelers and one for foreign guests. Perhaps foreigners get to pay more, perhaps it is to allow non-Chinese speakers to travel at their own pace. Either way, follow the signs and pay entry. Try to grab one of the large metal flashlights that are available for guides' use if you are not with a guide. It will allow you to turn on the lights inside the cave sections.

  Large tour groups go through the cave and stop at each of the "attractions", e.g. rock formations in the shape of [fill in the blank], all of which are highly lit by artificial neon lights. If you are traveling on your own, you can either tag along with a group or try to go at your own pace. The problem with your own pace is that you may miss things as the lights are timed and turn off automatically after some time. If you have one of the metal torches, you can find the light switch and use this to turn them on yourself.

Elephant Trunk Hill (Xiangbi Shan) is the most famous scenic spot in Guilin City

  Elephant Trunk Hill (Xiangbi Shan) is the most famous scenic spot in Guilin City. Located in where the Li River and Peach Blossom River (Taohua Jiang) merge, the landmark gets its name from its resemblance to an Elephant standing at the river's edge with its trunk in the water. The hill is over 300 million years old and is 55m high, 108m long and 100m wide. It is the symbol of Guilin and a creation of the famous Karst mountain formation.

 
  On the path that leads to the trunk, you have the option of going up to the top where Puxian Pagoda from the Ming dynasty circa 1400 to 1600 stands. It is a very simple pagoda, shaped like the handle of swords, and appears carved out of rock. Tall trees prevent this from being much of a view point. The legend of how the hill came goes like this: a magic elephant came each night to drink from the Li River. The elephant drank so much that it was drinking the river dry! The king prayed for the elephant's destruction and one night, the gods answered his prayers by thrusting a sword between the elephant's shoulders when he came for his nightly drink. The elephant then turned to stone. The Puxian Pagoda on the top of the hill is the handle the sword that thrusting the elephant.
  The name of Elephant Eye Cave derives from two entrances which are located at what would be the Elephants Eye in the mountain. It is about 2 meter high with a width between 5-10 meters and spans the whole mountain (ca. 50m).

The Hong Kong Museum of History is yet another glittering gem adorning the city

  The Hong Kong Museum of History is yet another glittering gem adorning the city. The museum is a treasure house that exhibits artefacts dating back from the prehistoric times. The museum's exhibits include village house replicas and old photograph collections along with traditional costume displays. The Hong Kong Museum of History also features an entire street replica.

 
  It is not only an oceanarium but also an animal theme park and marine mammal park. If you are traveling with your family, I strongly recommend you to visit Ocean Park as your kids would love the rides. Other family attractions that are available in the park are Giant panda habitat, dolphins and conservation projects on snakes, crabs and porpoises. If you are taking flights to Hong Kong to get a closer look of the birds, Ocean Park is the best place to visit. Be a part of educational bird show, Emperors of the Sky and know more about the bird species such as turkey vultures, steppes eagles and striated caracaras.
  This destination is the home to a number of skyscrapers which puts it in top of world's rankings. It also holds the third tallest building thus earning a huge reputation. Thus it defines modern architecture with the most attractive skyline giving it a spectacular look. The place is a popular destination for shopping as it has a number of shopping malls and market. All those taking flights to Hong Kong will be amazed to see the varied collection it has.

The Lhasa River is the Mother River of the Tibetans

  The Lhasa River is the Mother River of the Tibetans, which witnessed the changes of ancient Tibetan culture. The drainage area of the Lhasa River serves as the center of politics, economy, culture, transportation and religion in the whole Tibet which Tibetans would like to visit and enjoy the beautiful scene.
  Lhasa River as a seasonal river is different from other rivers which can sail normal boats during its dry season for the shoal exposed in the air. However, clever Tibetans make special boats with yak leather and sail on this river without any difficulties.

 

  The Lhasa River, the mother river for Tibetans, has witnessed the changes in ancient Tibetan culture. The drainage area of the river is famous for its beautiful scenery and is visited by Tibetans. It also serves as the center of politics, economy, culture, transportation and religion of the whole Tibet.
  The Lhasa River originates from Nyangqentanglha Mountain (5,020 meters about sea level) on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. As one of the five major tributaries of the Yarlung Zangbo, it is 551 km long and its drainage area covers nearly 30,000 square km.

  As a seasonal river, it is different from other rivers which can sail normal boats during its dry season for the shoal exposed in the air. However, clever Tibetans make special boats with yak leather and sail on this river without any difficulty.

Ramoche Temple is one of the places for Tibetan monks to study Mi Zong

  Situated about a third of a mile north of Jokhang Temple and covering a total area of 43,056 square feet, Ramoche Temple is one of the places for Tibetan monks to study Mi Zong (another Buddhist sect). Although the temple was originally built in the middle of the seventh century, it fell into ruin and went through many reconstructions; at present only the Buddha hall on the first floor of its main building remains in its original state. Inside the hall, there are ten pillars engraved with patterns such as lotus flowers, coiling clouds, and jewelry, which are reminiscent of the Tubo Dynasty. The third floor of the main building was once the bedroom reserved for the Dalai Lama. The building's golden peak, with its Han-style upturned eaves, can be seen from any direction in Lhasa city. This temple is a wonderful example of the combination of Han and Tibetan architectural styles.

  The temple was gutted and partially destroyed In the 1960s and the bronze statue disappeared. In 1983 the lower part of it was said to have been found in a Lhasa rubbish tip, and the upper half in Beijing. They have now been joined and the statue is housed in the Ramoche Temple, which was partially restored in 1986, and still showed severe damage in 1993.
  In the days of King Songtsan Gampo, Ramoche Temple was originally built to house the famous statue of Sakyamuni, now found in the Jokhang, which was originally brought to Tibet by Princess Wen Cheng. Legend has it that when Princess Wen Cheng and her entourage arrived at the North gate of Lhasa, her carriage got stuck in the mud. Her assistants could not remove the statue and so they covered it temporarily with 4 pillars and white brocade. Later, the Princess ordered the construction of Ramoche as a shrine for the statue. Twenty years later, in 652 A.D., the leader of Tibet was concerned with rumors that the Chinese Emperor was considering an invasion of Tibet. As a protection, he moved the Sakyamuni statue from the Ramoche to the Jokhang, and hid it from view. It had remained there ever since. In exchange Ramoche Temple received a smaller bronze statue of Sakyamuni, which has been brought to Tibet by Songtsan Gampo's other wife, the Nepalese Princess Tritsun.

Most people go to Lugu Lake from Lijiang

  Lugu Lake 2690 metres above sea level Situated at the borders In between Sichuan and Yunnan Provinces, Addresses an Place of 50 square kilometers with the average water depth of 45 meters and the transparency 11 meters. In the lake there are 5 islands, three peninsulas and a sea- wall islet. Here eQuitething Searchs as if it has not been disturbed by human beings at all and still remains in its primitive state. Boating in the lake, you can Really feel that the surface of the water is as smooth as a mirror and the water as blue as the sky. The slow – canoe in the blue lake, the Fabulous Mosuo Womans in their ethnic Outfits and the Mosuo folk songs will show you something of primitive simplicity and peace. Lugu Lake has the fame of a fabled abode of immortals and “Plateau Pearl" for its pure and virgin land of natural landscapes. The Mosuo people living here still keep their matriarchal society Program.

  Most people go to Lugu Lake from Lijiang. There is a six or eight hour bus ride up and down mountains on narrow dirt roads. The scenery is interesting. Buses pass the Jinsha River. The Jinsha River is the upper Component of the Yangtze River. It is a small river that passes through green canyons. The bus passes through the villages of several minority groups with Many Types of architecture and clothing. The big lake is often deep blue, and it is framed by forests and the sharp peaks of the mountains. 
  The shores of the lake are inhabited by the Mosuo people who have lived there for generations. They have peculiar customs and ways, retaining remnants of matriarchal society. Adult males and women are not united by wedlock, each living at the mother's home respectively, yet keeping a casual cohabitation Romantic relationship. Thus the place is called "A Quaint Realm of Matriarchy".