China is a beautiful book with beautiful scenery everywhere.

There are hundreds of years of city walls, and culture and scenery have been integrated over the long years.

The beautiful scenery of heaven is the result of miraculous craftsmanship on the vast land for thousands of years, creating an unparalleled fantasy.

Let’s take a look at what are the most suitable places for traveling in China. The most suitable places for traveling in China: 1. Beijing? The unparalleled royal buildings in the world are overlooked from a high altitude, with large-scale imperial palaces, gardens, temples, mausoleums and other ancient buildings.

It is orderly and well-proportioned, clearly showing the majesty of the former imperial city.

The Forbidden City is the most popular palace building in Beijing. It is the largest existing palace building complex in my country and even the world. It was originally the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Its architecture has a typical Chinese classical style and is one of the most precious cultural and artistic treasures in our country. 1. Tiananmen Square in front of the Forbidden City can accommodate a gathering of 1 million people. It is one of the largest urban central squares in the world. It has majestic architecture and extraordinary momentum. It is called the "heart" of China. The Summer Palace combines the exquisiteness of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River with the exquisiteness of the northern part. The majestic atmosphere of the garden, the green mountains and water, and the pleasant scenery in the garden enjoy a high reputation in the history of Chinese and foreign gardens; the Temple of Heaven is the largest existing ancient sacrificial building complex in my country and a precious heritage of world architectural art. The place for worshiping heaven and praying for grain has a complete layout and beautiful environment.

The Great Wall is a rare ancient military defense project in the history of human architecture. Many Great Wall passes in Beijing have different shapes and are integrated with the natural environment. They have gone through vicissitudes and remain strong; Beijing's religious buildings are also colorful.

In addition, Beijing, as the cultural center of our country, not only has many cultural heritages such as the "Peking Man" site in Zhoukoudian and many former residences of celebrities, but also Zhongguancun, the crystallization of modern technology.

Many famous universities such as Tsinghua University and Peking University are also gathered here.

Food tip: Beijing cuisine is good at grilling, popping, roasting, stewing, and rinsing. It sounds bold and is delicious to eat.

Peking roast duck is a must-eat when visiting Beijing; hotpot mutton is the most popular winter delicacy among Beijingers.

Shopping Tips: The main commercial districts in Beijing include: Qiantiantanmen Street, Wangfujing Street, Xidan Commercial Street, Liulichang Cultural Street, Silver Street, etc.

Travel Festival: The best time to travel is May, September, and October every year.

May is one of the richest months for cultural and artistic activities in Beijing, with performances of international standards often taking place.

2. Xi'an? Thousand-year-old ancient capital Xi'an, known as Chang'an in ancient times, is one of the four ancient capitals in the world along with Athens, Cairo and Rome.

Among the six ancient capitals in China, it has been established for the longest time and has the most dynasties. When New China was founded, it only narrowly missed becoming the capital by three votes.

It was not only the political center of China at that time, but also the starting point of the Silk Road and a window for ancient China to communicate with the world.

People say that Shanghai can look forward fifty years and Beijing five hundred years, but in Xi'an, it can look forward five thousand years.

The long history of Chinese civilization has its roots in Xi'an.

In my imagination, the ancient capital Xi'an is a noble, mysterious, and unparalleled cultural capital, with a face that is no longer young but still has charm.

After all, Xi'an has a history of more than 3,100 years.

Ancient Chang'an was once the starting point of the famous Silk Road recorded in the travels of Italian explorer Marco Polo. It is a city full of mysterious historical dreams.

Xi'an's advantageous resource is "eating the food of ancestors".

Huashan Mountain, Terracotta Warriors, Qin Shihuang Mausoleum, Huaqing Pool, Bell Tower, Drum Tower, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Tang Furong Garden, Forest of Steles, Great Mosque, Muslim Street, Famen Temple? Most of Xi'an's tourism resources come from history and culture, and Xi'an people will maximize this advantage

To the extreme.

The most popular jingle in Xi'an: Never forget the Communist Party when you stand up, never forget Qin Shihuang when you get rich.

In this noisy street, all kinds of tempting smells are floating in the night, and the bright and colorful neon lights outline the ancient Qin bricks and Han tiles and the legacy of the Tang Dynasty.

People in today's world are too hurried, but when you arrive in Xi'an, the bright moon of the Qin Dynasty still shines on you. Every inch of land you step on has the dust of thousands of years. God has generously allowed you to return to five thousand years.

For this reason, I naturally wanted to go to Xi'an.

3. Nanjing? The Golden Land of the Six Dynasties, the Imperial State of Jinling. Nanjing is a famous historical and cultural city and one of the seven ancient capitals of China. Together with Beijing, Anyang, Xi'an, Luoyang, Kaifeng and Hangzhou, it is also known as the seven ancient cultural capitals in Chinese history.

The unearthed skulls of ape-man from Tangshan in the eastern suburbs indicate that Nanjing was a place where ancient humans settled 350,000 years ago.

After King Gou Jian of Yue destroyed Wu in 472 BC, he built a city on the southwest side of the Zhonghua Gate in today's Nanjing, creating the history of city walls in Nanjing. It has been 2471 years since then.

Ten dynasties and regimes including the Eastern Wu, the Eastern Jin, the Song, Qi, Liang, and Chen in the Southern Dynasties (known as the Six Dynasties in history), as well as the Southern Tang, the Ming, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and the Republic of China successively established their capitals in Nanjing, leaving behind

Rich national cultural heritage.