China – a vast land of many fairytale wonders, magical mountains, ancient forests and rich culture, China is a dream destination for many. What makes the vast land of China, one of the best travel destinations? And, what are the things to do in China? In this article, let's explore all of the above points.

Ancient and modern vibes mingle harmoniously in Changsha. This is why travellers look for Changsha apartments and explore the city at leisure. The Yuelu Mountain calls with its magical spell, while the moon land and Tianxin Pavilion offer something different altogether. You can almost hear the poetry on the banks of Orange Isle and the former home of Jia Yi (Chinese Poet) can invoke historical nostalgia. Apart from being a space for age-old beauty and yearning, Changsha offers an incredible food culture and fashion. If you plan on a lengthy stay in Changsha, look for early bird deals with hotels like Citadines Xingsha Changsha.

Beijing is a power capital. Long ago, it served as the capital for six dynasties. This is why this busy metropolis is a great place to discover the secrets of the Forbidden City where 24 emperors resided through the course of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The Summer Palace was once the summer retreat for royal families. And, of course, you mustn’t forget to visit the Great Wall of China with its watchtowers and mighty fortresses.

Are you kind of a history buff? Or do you just enjoy stories about ancient times? If so, you should visit Xi’an. It served as the capital for 13 dynasties and is often referred to as the birthplace of Chinese civilization. You can catch glimpses of the very first emperor of China if you visit his Terracotta Army. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is home to Buddhist relics and materials from Xuanzang’s (Buddhist monk and pilgrim) journeys to India. Shaanxi History Museum displays an extensive collection of historical items from the times of the first humans, the Qing Dynasty and even the Opium War.

Nanjing is where you can discover more about the Chinese Revolution that lasted from 1912 to 1949. The Presidential Palace was the political and military epicentre during the Opium War until the peaceful liberation that took place in 1949 in Nanjing.

Guilin is arguably one of the most captivating places in the entire world. You can take time to witness the allure of its karst landscapes, meandering rivers, seemingly never-ending rice terraces, and idyllic countryside. The Li River flows through limestone peaks that poets compare to giant bamboo shoots growing from the pleasantly green plains. You can go on a cruise across the river to view the karst landscape. And, then you have the rice terraces in Longsheng. The terraces are sometimes simmered in water (to plant rice), and when the sunlight hits the stretches of water, the reflections glimmer in a magical melody. Guilin is in fact the perfect place for a relaxing sojourn amidst nature’s bounty.

What puts Zhangjiajie on tourist maps? Those precarious peaks and crystalline streams dotted through dense forest cover are made out of the stuff of magical tales of the forest. Zhangjiajie is even blessed with karst caves. You can visit the Zhangjiajie National Forest Park to see the rock pillars. Then go on a long cable car ride across Tianmen Mountain to gaze at the towering peaks If you visit on a rainy day, a cloudy, ethereal mist covers the mountains – turning the landscape into fairyland.