China

Guangzhou is one of the largest cities in China and the capital of Guangdong Province. Historically known as a major trading hub on the Silk Road, it continues to play a vital role in China’s economy. Today, Guangzhou is famous for its modern skyscrapers, wide avenues, and status as a financial center. Top attractions include the Canton Tower, Shamian Island, the Chen Clan Temple, and various beautiful parks. The city is also world-renowned for its Cantonese cuisine, especially the traditional dim sum dishes.

Hainan is an island known as the “Tropical Paradise of China”, famous for its year-round warm climate, clean beaches and resort towns. The following features make it an ideal destination for tourists: Climate: Tropical - even in winter it is warm, around +20…+25°C. The sea season lasts almost all year round. Cities: Sanya is the most popular resort, with white sandy beaches, luxury hotels and a clear ocean. Haikou is the capital of the island, rich in historical sites and modern infrastructure. Nature: Palm beaches, national parks, volcanic landscapes, hot springs. Food: Seafood is very popular, fresh and diverse. Entertainment: Yalong Bay, Tianya Haijiao, Wuzhizhou Island, hot springs, water parks, shopping malls.

🏙 Yiwu is one of China’s largest wholesale trading cities, famous for the International Trade Market, where millions of different products are sold.

Wenzhou is a city in China’s Zhejiang province, known for its industry, import-export business, and seaport.

Xi’an (Sian) is one of China’s ancient capitals, famous for the Terracotta Warriors and historic city walls, a city rich in culture and history.

Urumqi (Ürümqi) is a major trade and transport hub in China’s Xinjiang region, famous for its connections with Central Asia and beautiful mountain landscapes.