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Tibetan Plateau, Amazing  aerial view of Tibet, China 航拍西藏

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Tibetan Plateau

It is the highest and largest plateau in the world. It was formed by the same forces which formed the Himalayas, namely, the movement of the Indian continental plate into Asia. The plateau dates back 13.5 million years and has reached a maximum average height of five kilometres.

Gobi Desert

The Gobi Desert is not only famous for dinosaur species discovery. It is rich in copper, gold, and coal deposits. The Gobi Desert is the largest desert in Asia and the fifth-largest in the world. The desert stretches in two countries' territory namely Mongolia and China.

Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, its summit is not the farthest point from the center of the Earth. People who want to climb the mountain must wear goggles as well as warm clothes in case of snow blindness. At 29,035 feet, Everest’s summit has approximately one-third the air pressure that exists at sea level, which significantly reduces a climber's ability to breathe in enough oxygen.

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Natural Attractions:

Zhangjiajie's "Floating" Peaks

Zhangjiajie is known for its unique tourist sights, including strange-shaped pillars, hidden valleys, seas of cloud, and limestone caves. Most famously for Westerners, the mountains are known as the inspiration behind James Cameron's alien world in the movie Avatar. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in '92 and a UNESCO Global Geo park.

Jiuzhaigou Valley

Jiuzhaigou Valley is a fairyland landscape of numerous lakes, waterfalls, and limestone terraces. The scenery change according to the temperature. It was inscribed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1992 and a World Biosphere Reserve in 1997.

Tiger Leaping Gorge

Tiger Leaping Gorge is the deepest river canyon in China and a set to the backdrop of the majestic Jade Dragon and Haba Snow Mountains of China. The valley forms part of a UNESCO natural preservation area called the Three Parallel Rivers World Heritage site.

Li River

The town of Guilin, northeast of Guangxi is famous for the Li river. The Li River is renowned as being one of “the World’s Top 10 Watery Wonders”. The Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo boasts the most beautiful scenery.

The Yellow Mountains

The Yellow Mountain Scenic Area woos travelers with its five wonders: sun rises, seas of clouds, oddly-shaped rocks, twisted pine trees, and hot springs. It is the most famous peaks in China, and one of China's three best national parks. It shows you different sceneries, just like watching ancient Chinese scroll paintings come to life. It is a wise choice to spend a night at the top for spectacular sunsets and sunrises.

Man-Made Attractions
Great Wall of China

The most iconic tourist attraction in China is the Great Wall which was built 500 years ago. It is the longest wall and the largest man-made project in the world. At this time, the Great Wall of China is included in the New Seven Wonders of the World and the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in China.

The Forbidden City

The Forbidden City is a masterpiece of Chinese architecture and is the palatial heart of China. It is the best-preserved imperial palace and the largest ancient palatial structure in the world. Originally it was called "Purple Forbidden City". But now, it is called the "Former Palace"

The Terracotta Army in Xi'an

The Terracotta Army remained untouched underground for more than 2,200 years. It was praised as the Eight Wonder of the world in 1978 and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987.

The Mausoleum of Light: The Northern Imperial Tomb

The mausoleum of light is located in the old city of Shenyang and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The architecture is a combination of Chinese traditional burial sites and Qing dynasty's buildings.

The Summer Palace

The Summer Palace is said to be the best preserved imperial garden in the world, and the largest of its kind still in existence in China. It is only a short drive from central Beijing, but seems like another world.

Leshan Giant Buddha

The Leshan Giant Buddha is a statue of Maitreya in sitting posture. The statue makes itself the most renowned scenic spot in that city. The location of the Buddha was included by UNESCO on the list of the World Heritage sites.

Temple of Heaven

The Temple of Heaven was the most important of Beijing's imperial temples. It was where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties (from 1420 to 1900) worshiped the god of heaven and prayed for good harvests.

10 Best Places to Visit in China

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBNkeXmq4IQ

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The TOP 10 Best Airlines of China as of 2017

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Private Sector
Air China Airline

Air China is the most profitable airline in the world and was rated by Skytrax as a four-star airline in June 2011. It is the largest state-owned airline in China, and possesses the best aviation fleet.

China Southern Airlines

China Southern Airlines is the largest airlines in China measured in terms of fleet size as well as the number of passengers carried, and also the 1st in Asia in terms of fleet size.

China Eastern Airlines

China Eastern Airlines is the second largest airlines in China in terms of passengers carried and the third largest airline in the world in terms of market value.

Hainan Airlines

Hainan Airlines is the first airline in China to be ranked as one of the seven 5-star airlines in the world by Skytrax and corresponds to a total of 3,000,000 accident-free flight hours since the airline's establishment in 1993.

China International Travel Services

China International Travel Service (CITS) has been blooming into a large state owned key enterprises group integrating all inclusive services in the travel industry. For decades, it has sustained a high reputation in the international tourism market by continually offering quality service and developing new products, which fully demonstrates its role as a leading enterprise in China’s tourism industry.

Guangzhou Comfort International Travel Service Co., Ltd.

Guangzhou Comfort International Travel Service Co., Ltd., provided service for the millions of tourism to the South China region foreigners to travel around the country and abroad Guangzhou residents.

China Logistics Co.Ltd

Globelink China Logistics Limited dedicates itself to modern logistics investment and management in the field of logistics supply chain integration and trading services.

China Merchants Group

CMG is the first commercial corporation in China, more importantly as the pioneer of national industry and commerce. It played a significant role in modern China's economic development and social development,

Public Sector

China National Tourism Administration

The China National Tourism Administration was a Chinese government authority responsible for the development of tourism in the country.

China Tourism Association

China Tourism Association is a Chinese industry association affiliated with China National Tourism Administration. The Chinese tourism industry is jointly represented by the China Tourism Association and the National Travel Trade Association.

Sinopec Group. The China Petroleum & Chemical Corp

China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. engages in the exploration, development and production of crude oil and natural gas.

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China

Industrial & Commercial Bank of China is China's largest bank. It is is a multinational Chinese banking company. The Corporate Banking segment provides various types of corporate intermediary services to corporations, government agencies and financial institutions.

China Construction Bank

It is one of China's “Big Four” banks, making it one of the largest in the world. It’s been steadily climbing the ranks of the Global 500 ranks since it debuted on the 500 in the 364th spot.

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Visit China: Enchanting Land of Contrasts | The China Guide

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Accommodation
Aman at Summer Palace, Beijing

A serene retreat, with peaceful internal courtyards embracing traditional Chinese architecture, the property provides easy access to such cultural landmarks as the Great Wall, the Temple of Heaven and the hutongs, as well as Beijing’s restaurants, art galleries and other contemporary delights.

Banyan Tree, Lijiang

Come live in a fairytale, where quaint bridges arch over neat water canals and cobblestone streets stretch along a wonderful array of architecture. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.

Park Hyatt, Shanghai

Occupying floors 79 to 93 of the Shanghai World Financial Center, makes the Park Hyatt hotel one of the highest hotels in the world. Soaring above this metropolis, guests can take in sweeping views of the city skyline and Huangpu River from any of the 174 luxury rooms & suites.

Amanfayun, Hangzhou

Amanfayun is the ideal location from which to explore the region’s ancient Buddhist temples, botanical gardens, vast wetland areas, countless pagodas and Hangzhou’s famous silk and shopping streets. The luxury Hangzhou resort features an original old Chinese village layout.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site on the outskirts of Hangzhou, the resort is comprised of 47 dwellings surrounded by tea fields, natural forests and lush groves of bamboo.

Transportation
Taxi

Taxis are available at any time and day therefore, it's convenient to use.

Tip. The drivers only speak Chinese and only a few can speak and understand English.

Waterway

The Grand Canal links the five major rivers in China: Haihe, Huanghe, Qiantang, and Yangtze. It is the longest canal in the world.

Rail

The national rail network is one the means of transportation in China where it's considered as one of the biggest in the world.

Cycling

Cycling is the most sustainable way of transport and is still a favorite among the Chinese.

Bus

Buses are convenient for long distance travel in China where it can take you anywhere and is quite easier to get tickets than train tickets.

Bullet Train

Chinese bullet trains are unique for its low ticket prices. Also offers convenience and speed on routes.

Air Travel

China Airlines is the national carrier of China where hubs are in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. It offers world-class services.

Transportation Guide in China:
https://www.chinadiscovery.com/travel-guide/transportation.html

Attractions and Activities
Observe and see Pandas at Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding

It is located in the province of Sichuan, China. It's where you can experience seeing them in their natural habitat, daily routines and learn about them from the displays and exhibits.

Hiking in the Great Wall of China

The most popular thing to do on the Great Wall is hiking and walking on the wall. Besides hiking, you can do a night walk, camp on the wall, enjoy a picnic with great mountain views, run a Great Wall marathon, and take a roller cart down.

Taste delicious Chinese Food at Tunxi Ancient Street

Tunxi Ancient Street is a 100% “old” street with well-preserved houses in Huizhou style.  Strolling along this 1.5 kilometers long and 7 meter wide street, you could taste the delicious local snacks, purchase some souvenirs, antiques or knick-knacks in the shops, and sip the region’s special tea like Maofeng with hospitable locals. All are the finest experience in this ancient street.

Hike at West Sea Grand Canyon

West Sea Grand Canyon is a world of unique formations of stones, rocks and peaks, and lush pine trees. You can hike down or up along the thrilling stone steps to enjoy the breathtaking view those changes with your steps.

Dining Experience in Shanghai

Enjoy Shanghai’s evening lights and a Peking Duck dinner. Savor a traditional Beijing-style feast of roast duck with pancakes at a restaurant before a walking tour to admire the city lights. Stroll around the Yu Garden Bazaar, cross the ‘Nine Zigzag’ bridge, and walk along The Bund to see its floodlit colonial-era buildings and Pudong’s illuminated skyscrapers.

Big Bazaar in Kashgar in Xinjiang

Kashgar Big Bazaar is the largest international trade market in northwest area of China. This bazaar has two thousand years of history, and it was known as "Asia's largest market" in the ancient times.

Discover different sea creatures at Chimelong Ocean Kingdom

This theme park is the third most popular in China and the 20th most popular in the world with about 6 million visitors each year. It is twice the size as Ocean Park. It already has the world's largest aquarium and one of the world's longest roller coasters. It has high quality amusement rides, entertainment, hotels, and theater facilities.

Enjoy rides at Shanghai Disneyland Park

Shanghai Disneyland is a theme park featuring attractions, entertainment, restaurants, shops and more created especially for China. It is the first Disney theme park in mainland China, which blends the magic of Disney and unique cultural elements of China.

Experience Yuan Xiao Festival

Lantern Festival in China held on the 15th day after the Spring Festival. It marks the continuation and end of the New Year celebration. This festival involves enjoying the sight of beautiful lanterns of different shapes and sizes at night.

Chinese New Year Festival

Chinese New Year or Chinese Spring festival is celebrated according to the lunar calendar, i.e., on the first day of the first lunar month. This is without a doubt one of the most important Chinese festivals with a history of more than 4000 years, a time to honor household and heavenly deities as well as ancestors. It was also a time to bring family together for feasting.

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SHANGHAI IS SO CHEAP! 🇨🇳 - (going inside supermarket)

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The cost of China travel depends on which cities you visit. Generally speaking, there are four price bands for China cities, and the cost of travel in China’s cities decreases as you go from the top tier to the fourth.

Top tier: Hong Kong and Macau are in a league of their own: the priciest cities in China.
Band 2: Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou lie on the second tier.
Band 3: Guilin, Chengdu, and Xi’an are on the third tier.
Band 4: Most of the remaining cities (Harbin, etc.) fall into the cheaper fourth price brand.

Airfare

The cost of airfares from Philippines to China vary a lot depending on when you fly and which airline you use, from around ₱45,143 for an economy round trip.

Summer is the most expensive time to travel to China. Traveling from Philippines to China from December to March (apart from around Chinese New Year) is about 40% cheaper than June–August.

Accommodation

Prices of hotels vary widely from city to city and from season to season, peaking at public holidays.

Estimated daily spend on accommodation would be $20 (₱970 ) up to $250 (₱12,145,) depending which city and type of hotel you are in.

Prices for tourist hotels in remote places such as Tibet and on the Yellow Mountains are inflated, due to the cost of transporting commodities in (though local living costs are low).

Transportation

Traveling between Chinese cities can be done for $50 (₱2,500) to $100 (₱5,000) on trains. Train prices don’t vary much with time of day or season. The English train booking service is highly recommended.

China cities’ public transportation is very affordable, convenient, and safe. Subways, taxis, and buses are well run in the major destinations. Taking Beijing as an example, metro fares are 3–8 yuan (₱20-57), public buses are 1–5 yuan (₱8-35), and taxis charge 13 yuan (₱93) minimum.

The cost of tourism in China is generally cheap. Tickets for most of China's famous attractions cost $20  (₱1000) or less.

Food and Beverage

The cost of food in China is averaged between 5–15 USD per meal per person for a good restaurant, and 30–60 USD for more expensive restaurants.

Private Travel Costs Less in China

Due to lower service costs in China, traveling with a private tour company can actually mean you enjoy excellent service for a fraction of the price.

For example, our 1-Day Beijing Highlights Tour costs from 179 USD. But for that, your transport and entry are arranged, so there is no hassle waiting for tickets or finding transportation.

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QUALITY OF SUPPLY AND SEASONALITY AFFECTING DEMAND

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QUALITY OF SUPPLY AND SEASONALITY AFFECTING DEMAND

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Variables affecting Demand

Limited English Signages

You should have few problems communicating in basic English at sights that see a lot of foreign travelers. The quality of English translations at landmarks, temples, museums, theme parks, and galleries varies. Sometimes you'll glean information that helps you do something or enhances your experience, other times you'll be left scratching your head, or there might not be any English signage at all.

Language Barrier

Many Chinese are hesitant to speak even basic English for fear of making mistakes. In rural areas you'll see and hear less English. Despite English being taught in the Chinese school system for many years, few Chinese could be considered fluent in English. There are hundreds of millions of people in China studying English, but less than 1% of Mainland Chinese are conversational,.

Government Regulations

Chinese government regulations influence how the citizens would view the products. There would be a lower "face value" demand due to stricter policies, and higher demand on lenient policies. That said, the reason it is just a "face value demand" because the citizens would have to go through the black market which is not regulated by the government to obtain the goods they want.

Government Interest

China’s government sees human rights as an existential threat. Its reaction could pose an existential threat to the rights of people worldwide.

Beijing was long focused on building a “Great Firewall” to prevent the people of China from being exposed to any criticism of the government from abroad. Now the government is increasingly attacking the critics themselves, whether they represent a foreign government, are part of an overseas company or university, or join real or virtual avenues of public protest.

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The Chinese nation lived a calm life within a close-knit community.

In the western world, an individual is the most important unit in society.  Chinese philosophy is collectivism, where a group is something that matters. Consequently, a family, a class at school, a team at work, and the nation, in general, is what really matters.

In Chinese customs and traditions, a family is a strictly hierarchical unit. Chinese family is an extended family where the oldest members are the most respected ones.

Chinese people start to imply this behavioral model when their children go to school. It’s a common knowledge that there is a strict hierarchy in a Chinese classroom, where a teacher is the main person whose words and orders can’t be objected.

Chinese people are more modest. Money gives them a feeling of security and stability. They are likely to save up some money just in case.

Chinese family or group of friends will share a dish that is placed in the middle of the table.

Making slurping sounds at the table isn’t nice. But doing this in China when you taste the first course of your meal means the food is very delicious.