





Wonder at ancient relics at one of China’s oldest museums, featuring over 130,000 pieces. Look out for dinosaur fossils and visit the old astronomical observatory.
This mountain boasts an impressive 1,500-meter summit and is dotted with many renowned Taoist and Buddhist temples and monasteries.
These old ruins belonged to the Shang Dynasty 3,600 years ago. Take a tour to learn about their historical and cultural value.
Home to kung fu, this temple is the cradle of Buddhism. Walk around the historic site or take the cable car up the mountain for incredible views.
Located on Mount Song, this sixth-century pagoda stands out for its 12-sided design. Dating to AD 523, it’s one of the earliest-known brick pagodas built in China.
This dazzling convention center spans nearly 227,000 square meters and hosts trade shows, exhibitions, and expos throughout the year.