China

About China

Explore China — from Great Wall of China, Forbidden City, to Li River & Guilin. Iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and unforgettable travel experiences await.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in China.

Great Wall of China

Ancient fortification stretching thousands of miles.

Forbidden City

Imperial palace complex in Beijing.

Li River & Guilin

Karst mountains and scenic river cruises.

Top Restaurants in China

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Modern Chinese

Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet

Shanghai

Shanghai's most avant-garde restaurant combines a 20-course tasting menu with immersive projections, scents, and sound in a single-table dining room. Chef Paul Pairet's multi-sensory concept has earned global acclaim and three Michelin stars. A boundary-pushing landmark of modern Chinese fine dining.

Beijing

Da Dong Roast Duck

Beijing

Beijing's legendary roast duck chain, founded by chef Da Dong, serves lacquered crispy-skinned duck with thin pancakes, scallions, and hoisin in elegant dining rooms across the capital. The super-lean "subuni" technique revolutionized Peking duck. An essential Beijing culinary pilgrimage.

Yunnan

Lost Heaven

Shanghai

On Shanghai's Bund, Lost Heaven presents refined Yunnan cuisine—crossing-bridge noodles, wild mushroom hot pots, and Dai-style fish—in a stunning two-story space adorned with tribal artifacts. The dramatic setting and exotic flavors transport diners to China's southwest. One of Shanghai's most distinctive dining experiences.