Grandview Mall

Where can we shopping in Guangzhou? Besides Tee Mall, are there other malls for us to shop? Grandview Mall (in Chinese zhengjia square) is a new mall built near TEE Mall, located in the heart of Tianhe district. east to the Tiyu Xi subway station of line 1and 3 and near the Guangzhou East Railway Station. It attracts a daily flow of 800,000 visitors. 

Re-freshing you with pleasant shopping journey in a stylistic environment, Grandview Mall could be your paradise of modern Asia!

 

Size: With the total number of 57,000 square mater floor area and 420,000 square meter building area, Grandview consists of a 48-storey five star international standard hotel, a 30-storey world-class office building, as well as an international mega shopping mall. 

Advantages: The location is exits in the interjunction of Tianhe Road and Tiyu Road East. It is close to the 60,000-square meter People Plaza, connects to subway line 1, line 3 and the Guangfo Railway and Pearl River Delta Light Railway network. 

Function: Retail, entertainment, catering, exhibition, health & fitness, casual activity, travel and business.

Facilities: of the North is the Hawaii Palm Square of 6,000 square meters in size with the highest musical spring fountain of China.Southward is an outdoor plaza which offers 1,500 parking places and a bus stop for Hong Kong Express, Huanan Village Bus and Guangzhou New Airport Bus. 

Visitor flow: Grandview can accommodate about 40,000 people to have activities at the same time. It is estimated that it will attract a daily flow of 80,000 visitors, and a yearly flow of 2 million families. 45% of the visitors are from River Pearl Delta, Hong Kong, Macau and overseas areas. The age ranges from 3 to 60 years old. 

Business mix: Catering 18%, amusement 30%, retail 52%. 

Main partners: the Great European Department Store, Flagship of top international brand name and Multinational Theme Amusement Company.

Business scope: Approx. 100,000 brands of products

Address:Corner of Tiyu Dong Rd. and Tianhe Nan Yi Rd.

Metro: No. 1 line Sports Center West Station Buses: Tourists No. 1 line and No. 2 line No. 42, No. 136, No. 18, No. 194, No. 545, No. 540, No. 289, No. 296, No. 269

Hotels around Grandview Mall:

Guangzhou Marriott Hotel 

3 tips for how to book hotels from China

When we plan to visit China, many people have to book Chinese hotels, how to book hotels from China? Here, there are 3 tips to book hotels from Learn More China:

1. When you come to China, you can go to the hotels directly to book the room. Or, you can ask your friends in China to go to the hotel to book the room for you. By this way, it may a little costly.

2. Book hotels by phone. There are 2 ways to book hotels by phone: 1. telephone the hotel directly and book. 2. If you do not know the telephone number of the hotel, you can ask professional hotel websites to book for you. Such as crip. To book hotel by phone will save your time. Besides, usually, it will be cheaper than you go to hotel and book the rooms directly. 

Book Hotels and Air Tickets Online

Save Your Money and Time

3. Book hotels online. It is the recommend way recommend by Learn More China, and also many people like it. First, you can find hotels from website, such as hotelscombined.com, you can find many hotels and compare the prices, places, services online, than choose, and go to their site to book directly, besides, you can also phone the hotel to book.

Also, you can also go to famous and reliable site to book hotels, such as ctrip.

Generally speaking, to book hotels online, you can choose and compare many hotels, it will save your time and money, because it will be cheaper than go to hotel and book directly.

When you book hotels online, here are the steps for most of the hotels or hotel websites:

1). you can choose the cities, date to check in and check out than search

2). There will be some hotels show which suitable your search, then you can check and compare which will be best for you.

3). When you choose the hotel, there will be a reservation, then write your contact details. (it require write right, because when you check-in, it will require to check the contact details.)

4). Submit your order.

Tips: Usually, to book hotels online are free, you can pay when you arrive. Sometimes, if there are busy seasons for the hotels, it will require you guarantee.

Zhejiang Wuzhen – Water Town in South China

Wuzhen is the No.1 summer resort agreed by Chinese people, there are charming scenery everywhere. Many famous people make a film or MV in Wuzhen. When you go to Wuzhen, you will find bridges, rivers, old towns… Every where is so wonderful and peace.

Wuzhen lies in the far north-east of Zhejiang province, about 90 minutes by road from Shanghai. The name "water town" is especially apt; besides lying on the Grand Canal, the settlement is completely encircled by two rivers - the Dong Shi and a smaller tributary, which meet at a T-junction. No matter where you stand, water provides the backdrop, the bridges connect the whole town.

WuZhen is one of the old town among Jiannan, there is more than 6000 years old for this old town. Wuzhen wass called as Wudun and Qingdun. Wuzhen is an special “water town”, it is appraised as the land of fish and rice, and the home of silk. Now, Wuzhen is a AAAAA scenic spots in China.

With the economic developed, Wuzhen still keeps its style of water town. Local people still live in old houses. The whole town is connected by rivers and bridges, houses were built by the rivers.

Wuzhen is still a living town, where daily life goes on life goes on as it has for the last thousand or so years. Coppersmiths, wood-carver and silk-spinners work at their age-old crafts. Bicycle rickshaw drivers exchange stories as they wait for passengers. People cart water, cook meals, and tend their gardens, each flower-plot the size of a postage stamp.

The townsfolk of Wuzhen gather in the town square around mid-day - talking, smoking or playing mah-jongg. They seem laidback and contented. Most of all, they seem to enjoy observing the passing parade, which provides a constant source of amusement. Western visitors are still a rarity here.

About 250 families used to live in the old quarter of Wuzhen. However, following the "restoration" of the town, many townsfolk have been moved out to the "new" Wuzhen, an attractively landscaped but otherwise characterless apartment block 15 km down the road towards Shanghai. Those who remain are mainly the elderly and craftspeople.

The old wooden shops of Wuzhen look ageless and immovable, as though their timbers have totally defied the ravages of time. At first, one suspects that the custodians of the town have tried to cover up the decomposing processes of nature. But look more closely and you find slow rot setting in around the bases of the doorframes, and splinters breaking away from the lintels. What little restoration has been done is so inconspicuous as to be totally indistinguishable from the original.

All the buildings in Wuzhen are in Ming or Qing Dynasty style. One palatial establishment is the "Double Happiness" Marriage Shrine. Twin hearts are joined in a nouveau-Chinese character in gilt upon a flaming crimson background, presumably depicting the inseparability of marriage - perhaps the Chinese know something that we Westerners don't.

Wuzhen also has some unique attractions, including Yu Liuliang's Coin and Paper Money Exhibition.

No fewer than eight stone bridges cross theDong Shi River, the grandest of them being the Fengyuan Double Bridge. The bridge is separated into two parts by a wooden sluice gate. Cyclists carry their bikes across the high arches of the bridges, which are designed to let boats pass underneath without difficulty.

Back in the main square, the elders are still hanging out. On the village stage, a performance of Peking Opera is underway. Across the square, a master puppeteer entertains visitors with a shadow-play of the type known in Java as wayang kulit. But while the Javanese version of shadow puppetry is subtle and refined, the Wuzhen style has the protagonists attacking each other with the ferocity of tigers.

Whether by accident or design, this town seems to have been dropped into its watery setting by a master town planner from another galaxy. A more perfect location for a settlement would be difficult to find.

Gold Coast

There is a 52.1 km coastline about 17 km from Beidaihe coast, which is Gold Coast. Gold Coast is featured by gold sand, soft beach, clear water and even tides. It is an ideal place in Qinhuangdao to take sea-bathing, sun-bathing, sand-bathing, forest-bathing and air-bathing. The most attractive sports in Gold Cost is sand sliding. First you can take the ropeway cable car to directly reach the top of the sand mountain, on the way you can enjoy the unique scenery of rows of sand hills stretching distantly.

Sitting on the bamboo or wood made sand sliding board, you will slide like a shot from the top of the sand hills tens of meters high. With the increase of the speed, you will continue to slid tens of meters forward due to the effect of inertia, making you feel quite novel and stimulating but safe and sound at the same time. There are two types of sand sliding, one is to slide from the sand hill to the bottom of the valley, and the other type is to slide into the sea.

Besides the sand sliding in Namibia in South Africa, it is the second largest sand sliding in the world now.

Tips:

You can take middle buses at Baidaihe Haibin bus station, or take No.5, No.22 bus at Baidaihe railway station to the 281 hospital stop and change to middle buses.

ChangDe Peach Blossom Land

Peach Blossom Land is located in the West South 15 kilometers of Taoyuan City,Hunnan Province, which is about 34 kilometers from ChangDe City. There are four Scenic Spots including Peach Blossom Mountain,Taoyuan Mountain, Taoxian ridge, Qinren Village in the Peach Blossom Land. The Peach Blossom Mountain and Qinren Village is the center of the Peach Blossom Land.

When you visit Peach Blossom Land, you can take bus and get off at Peach Blossom memorial gateway, there is introduction for Peach Blossom Mountain on the memorial gateway. There is three powerful Chinese character “桃花源” on the memorial gateway. Besides, there are a couplet on the large column in two sides “红树青山斜阳古道，桃花流水福地洞天”. When you go pass the gateway, there is a river, that is Peach Blossom river.

On the right of the Peach Blossom river, there is a thick peach woods. The Taolin Dridge is among the peach woods. After walk through the peach woods, and pass the Taolin Bridge, there is a round building, that is the famous chrysanthemum garden. This garden is famous by there are many chrysanthemum everywhere.

Tips: there are buses and travel buses go to the Peach Blossom Land from ChangDe Railway Station and Bus Station. 

Xitang Historic Town of China

Xitang is a two densely distributed with rivers and has a very quiet natural environment. There are 9 rivers converge in this town, dividing it into 8 sections, and many bridges link this water town together (anciently called as “nine dragon old pearl” and “wind from 8 sides”).

Inside the town, there are many well-preserved architectural groups constructed during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which boast a higher artistry and study value, these being highlighted by the experts at home and abroad studying antique building. Through a bird’s eye view of the whole town, green waves ripple everywhere and every family resides near water.

In the morning, water flows beneath bridges, thin mist likes silk, pinkish wall on both banks stand tall and erect and tiled house are reflected inversely in the water. In the evening, the setting sun shines slantwise songs come from fishing boats. Lamps flicker and the fragrance of wine drifts. The whole old town likes a poem and a picture. In this town, people will feel that they are seemingly in an earthly paradise. It is hard to know that people exist in the picture or picture exists in the heart of people. 

The Lake of a Thousand Islands

A phenomenon of recent creation, the Lake of a Thousand Islands is so unassuming that it remains unmarked on the great map of China - or most guide books for that matter. Hidden away in the Eastern reaches of Zhejiang province, the Lake of a Thousand Islands is overshadowed by the neighbouring city of Hangzhou, one of China's premiere tourist attractions. While one of China's oldest tourist blurbs - 'in heaven there is paradise, on earth Suzhou and Hangzhou' - may have been an accurate reflection of these cities a century ago, years of heavy tourism have slowly changed the face of their beauty. These destinations remain a must-see for those wanting to visit famous Chinese water scenes, but for those seeking something closer to the word 'paradise' as it is understood as a Western concept, the Lake of a Thousand Islands offers a much more apt alternative.

An idyllic picture of blue water and green isles, the Lake of a Thousand Islands is a respite for travellers weary of overly iconic scenic attractions; a refuge for those wanting to escape overcrowded and polluted city centres; a retreat for those needing to recuperate from their 'china experience'; and a recreational resort for those wishing to revive the body and revitalise the soul. For those new to country, the lake is an interesting example of the emergence of leisure tourism in China. With a population of a mere 45,000, the small township that borders the lake feels more like one big lakeside resort than a town. A large selection of first-class accommodation affords more discerning visitors the opportunity to stay on a private lake and enjoy an undisturbed spot of sun and stretch of water. For the more adventurous, the lake sports the largest recreational water centre in eastern China, and is the perfect place to indulge the inner-child and try out a whole raft of water-sports for much less than it would cost in most Western countries. The Lake of a Thousand Islands vicinity encompasses many qualities comparable with internationally renowned resort destinations, but the undeniable advantage it has over such overseas rivals is that it is conveniently located within the Chinese borders.

Located in Chun'an County, the Lake of a Thousand Islands lies 140 kilometres southwest of Hangzhou, along the old shipping route of the Qiang-Fuchen-Xian'an Rivers. The lake is in fact a reservoir formed by the completed construction of the Xin'an River Hydroelectric Power Station in 1959. The transformation of a mountainous valley into a picturesque scene of pristine water and secluded islands was an inadvertent by-product of economic development and engineering achievement. The region has subsequently become China's largest state forest park, spanning almost 1,000 square kilometres. Today, the Lake of a Thousand Islands can be considered a natural scenic beauty in its own right - a modern ecological haven of native flora and fauna.

Recognised by the tourism industry as a 'bright pearl on the golden tourist line' connecting the famous Yellow Mountain of southern Anhui province and the West Lake of northern Zhejiang province, the Lake of a Thousand Islands more than holds its own against its famous neighbours. From an elevated vantage point, the view of the lake and surrounding region feels like a surreal scene stolen from an ancient Chinese scroll painting - dark isles rising from the mists of the waters blend into a backdrop of mountain ranges that fade into a distant skyline. Under a clear sky, however, no watercolour can do justice to the emerald green and gold of the islands mirrored in a luminous expanse of clear blue water. From above, the islands look like lazy turtles drifting in a pool of heavenly water; from below, touring on the waters of the lake is like holidaying inside a beautiful picture.

The name 'Lake of a Thousand Islands' evokes imagery of a thousand scenes, and this is a fair representation of the ever-changing waters of the lake. The spirit of the lake changes with the seasons, reflecting the mood of the heavens above. At dawn the lake sleeps under a light blanket of mist; at noon sparkles of diamonds and gold shimmer through iridescent waters; and at dusk brilliant rays of gold and red spill across a lake of fire as the sun retreats beyond the dark shadows of the mountain peaks. In autumn, the hills are dyed with yellows and burnt orange, the rich gold clay of the shorelines melting into a depth of dark blue. In winter, jagged ice sculptures overhang the lake and the islands form a chain of white across the water. In spring, a scene of blossom is unveiled to reveal a picture of red, pink and white splashed against a backdrop of aqua waterways. In summer, the pristine waters are cool and inviting beneath the puffs of white cloud and blue sky.

The pure waters of the lake flow directly from the Alpine peaks of the northern Yellow Mountain range. This fact, coupled with the reservoirs relative youth and the region's sparse population have protected the lake thus far from the fates of more famous Chinese lakes such as the West Lake in Hangzhou and Lake Taihu of Jiangsu province. Today, the reservoir is considered one of China's cleanest water supplies and boasts the country's largest scale water production facility, with Nongfu Spring water drawn and distilled from the waters of the lake. The 17.8 million cubic meters of freshwater are breeding ground to an abundance of fish and aquatic life. Not surprisingly, the fresh fish on the local menu is among the best on offer in China. The environment bordering the lake is also lush with vegetation and wildlife, and the rate of green ground coverage is six times the state average. The Lake of a Thousand Islands area nurtures more than 1,700 types of plant life and the atmosphere is pure and clean - a literal breath of fresh air. The breeze that drifts lazily across the waters of the lake carries the fragrance of osmanthus and wisteria. The perfumed wind is a sensual reminder of the beautiful expanse of native flora that grows unrestrained across the region.

The Lake of a Thousand Islands cannot be dismissed as simply an area of scenic splendor. The serene landscape above the water's surface belies the historical wonders hidden within its blue depths. Submerged beneath the water rests a unique archaeological treasure. The 1,800 year-old remains of an ancient Chinese city can be found in the mysterious underwater world of the lake - an Atlantis of the east. The story of a city abandoned to a watery grave forms the heritage of the region and survives in the folk culture of the relocated residents. The city walls and architecture have remained preserved under the water for the last fifty years, and prevail as some of the most substantial sunken artifacts in the world. 

The impressive beauty of China's mountains and lakes have been idealized and romanticized by scholars and artists for centuries. It is almost impossible to appreciate such scenery without feeling the presence of a legacy that spans millennia. In a country as ancient as China it is rare to find a place that feels fresh and undiscovered by millions of feet before you. The paradise of water and islands that is the Lake of a Thousand Islands is such a rarity. A retreat that remains hidden from the masses, the sanctuary of the lake is almost too good to be true.

Hangzhou West Lake

West Lake (in Chinese is 西湖), which is a famous fresh water lake located in central Hnagzhou City, Zhejiang Province of eastern China.

The lake is divided by three causeways called Su Di (苏堤), Bai Di (白堤), and Yanggong Di (杨公堤).

Actually, the name “West Lake (Xi Hu)” is also used by a large number of lakes in Chinaand surrounding countries (with 800 West Lakes in China according to Lonely Planet). However, the lake in Hangzhou is the most famous of these, and the terms “West Lake” and “Xi Hu” generally refers to this lake.

Do you know why this West Lake so famous, there is some interesting history story about the lake:

One of the major attractions inWest Lake: Thre Pools Mirroring the Moon islandln middle of theTang Dynasty Zhenyuan era (785-804), poet Bai Juyi came toHangzhou as governor. Already an accomplished poet, his deeds atHangzhou made him a great governor. He realized that the farmland nearby depended on the water of West Lake, but due to negligence of former governors, the old dyke had collapsed, the water level of West Lake dried out, and the local farmers suffered severe drought. He ordered the construction of a stronger and taller dyke, with a dam to control the flow of water, and the thus solved the drought problem. The livelihood of local people of Hangzhou improved over the following years. Now that Bai Juji and more leisure time to enjoy the beauty of West Lake, he visited West Lake almost every day. He ordered the construction of a causeway connecting the Broken Bridge with the Solitary Hill, to facilitate walking on foot, instead of depending on boat. Then he planted peach trees and willows trees along the dyke, making it a beautiful landmark of West Lake. This causeway was later named Bai Di Causeway in Bai Juyi’s honors.

After two hundred years later, in the beginning of Song Dynasty’s Yuanyou era (1086-1094), another great poet, Su Shi (Su Dongpo), came to Hangzhou as governor, By that time, the farmers suffered drought again, due to overgrouwth of the weeds at the bottom of the lake clogging the irrigation ducts. He ordered dredging of the lake and piled up all the mud into another causeway, in the style of Bai Causeway, but much wider and nearly three times as long, he also planted willow trees along its banks. This causeway was later named after him as the Su Causeway. There are six bridges along the 2.6 km Su Causeway. “Spring Down on the Su Causeway” is one of the attractions at the West Lake.

View of the West Lake from a row boat. The Ten Scenes of West Lake (西湖十景), each marked by a stela with the name written in the calligraphy of the Emperor Qianlong Emperor, the are below:

Spring Dawn on the Su Causeway (苏堤春晓)

Orioles Singing in the Willows (柳浪闻莺)

Viewing Fish at Flower Pond (花港观鱼)

Winery Yard and Lotus Pool (曲苑风荷) 

Evening Bell Ringing at the Nanping Hill (南屏晚钟) 

Autumn Moon over the Calm Lake (平湖秋月) 

Leifeng Pagoda in Evening Glow (雷峰夕照) 

Three Pools Mirroring the Moon (三潭印月) 

Lingering Snow on Broken Bridge (断桥残雪) 

Twin Peaks Piercing the Clouds (双峰插云) - The "Jungfrau of West Lake" 

Further more, when visit West Lake, many people will interested the culture of it:

Classical Chinese buildings inside the West Lake: The West Lake is said to be the incarnation of Xi Shi, one of the Four Beauties of ancient China. Hence, since ancient times, the West Lake was associated with a large number of romatic poets, profound philosophers, national heroes and heroines.

Eastern Jin Dynasty philosopher Ge Hong practiced Taoism in the Ge Mountain, and wrote his great philosophical work: Bao Pu Zhi (抱朴子).

Tang Dynasty poet Luo Bingwang reclused in Lingyin Temple. ;

Tang Dynasty poet-governor Bai Juyi built the first causeway, which the Bai Causeway.

Song Dynasty poet-governor Su Dongpo, dredged the lake and built up the Su Causeway, made it into another beautiful landmark of West Lake. He also invented a special recipe of preparing pork: the Dongpo Pork. Dongpo Pork is on the menu of every restaurant in Hangzhou;

Song Dynasty national hero Yue Fei was buried near the West Lake.

Lotus in the Breeze at the Winding Courtyard, the great Ming Dynasty essayist Zhang Dai, wrote a number great essays about the West Lake in Reminiscence and Dream of Tao’an (陶庵梦忆), and a whole book: Search of West Lake in Dreams (西湖梦寻).

The West Lake has been famous of its exquisite beauty of more than one thousand years. 

Beijing Phoenix Mountain

Beijing Phoenix Mountain Park (Fenghuangling)is in the northwest of Haidian District, Beijing. It is about 51 kilometers from Tian’anmen Square.

 

Phoenix Mountain is famous of well-conserved ecological environment: green hills, clear water, blue sky, white clouds, rolling ridges, thick forests, winding trails, exotic flowers and rare trees. Being windward to the city of Beijing, it is regards as a green lung for the capital city. While water in the park is superb in quality, air I fresh, being five times purper and containing 150-fold more anions than in the downtown area. In summer, the average temperature is 2-3 degrees lower than in the urban area and the relative air humidity is 65 percent. Besides, the Phoenix Mountain is also known as the little Huangshan Mountain of the west of Beijing. There are grotesque peaks, queer rocks, vase forests and mysterious springs. Among the grotesque peaks of diverse shapes are the soul-stirring Shennu Peak and the majestic Lion Hill. The queer rocks resemble the moon in the sky, or the stone monkey playing with the heaven, or the privately chatting sweethearts, or the footprint of the immortal. The vase forest boast of towering ancient pines and ginkgos as well as peach gardens, apricot gardens and apple gardens; The springs contain rich minerals and taste sweet, being famous far and wide.

 

The park has flowers in three seasons and presents magnificent views all the year round. It is an ideal place for spring outing, summer escape, autumn fruit tasting and winter snow appreciation.

 

Further more, Phoenix Mountain also has colorful cultural sites. There are numerous ruins and sites of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, other religions, and the ancient oriental culture of health preservation. These cultural sites mix well with scenic spots, and they jointly from over attractions along the north, central and south routes in the park. In particular, the following four places are the best in Beijing: Along the south route, the Jingangshi Pagoda built on the top of a huge rock is the most miraculous in Beijing and the stone Buddha of the northern Wei Dynasty is the oldest stand-along stature in Beijing. Along the central route, the ancient ground of health preservation is the largest and the best conserved in Beijing. More over, Phoenix Mountain is also the largest carved on cliff surface in Beijing.

Beijing Aquarium

Do you know where the largest inland aquarium in the world is? You are right, it is in Beijing. At present, Beijing Aquarium is the world’s largest inland aquarium. It is located on the north bank of Chang River within the Beijing Zoo. Which is in No.18, Gaoliangqiao Byway, Haidian District, Beijing.

Beijing Aquarium covers 120,000 square meters, with a construction area of 42,000 square meters, and integrates marine animals watching, scientific education and entertainment into a whole body.

Beijing Aquarium is designed in conch shape with orange and blue as its main color, symbolizing the mysterious vast sea and endless vitality of marine life. It is a magnificent architecture shaped like a huge conch shell parking itself on the beach of the Beijing Zoo embraced by green trees and clusters of beautiful flowers. It has the world’s advanced life support system that uses artificial salt water totaling as much as 18,000 tons.The seven exhibition halls in the building were designed delicately to encompass seven topics with the purpose of "cultivating the people, educating students, and protecting ecological environment" and they are " Rainforest Adventure" , "Tidal Encounter" , "wonders of coral reefs" , "Shark Wharf" (opened in October, 2006), "rare Chinese sturgeon hall" , "whales and globefish gulf" , and "Marine Mammal Pavilion" . Thousands of marine species can be found in the aquarium with tens of thousands of them on exhibition or being raised there. By showing these varied collections of species to visitors and introducing precious endangered animals, as well as presenting excellent marine animals shows and conducting various science education activities, Beijing Aquarium helps to educate the people on the knowledge about aquatic creatures, learn of oceanic tales, and foster their awareness of the conservation and protection of environment. The tourists can be cultivated and benefited from the visiting experience and become more conscious of "love marine animals and protect the earth of our home".

Beijing Aquarium has been ranked among the first batch of China AAAA National Attraction. It was also awarded the Model Group, the highest award in the 11th "Forbidden Cup" held by Beijing Municipal Bureau of Tourism and has been honored consecutively as "Beijing's civilized Tourist Scenic Spot". Ever since it was opened in March 1999, it has attracted more than 7 million tourists home and abroad and is widely recognized.

NanDaiHe International Amusement Center

We know there is a birds heaven in HeBei –BeiDaiHe (北戴河). And is there a place call NanDaiHe (南戴河). In Chinese, Bei (北- north) is relative to Nan (南 - south). Actually, there is a place named as NanDaiHe, and it is also in HeBei province, too.

If you want to go to NanDaiHe from BeiDaiHe, you can go to the BeiDaiHe Railway Station and take No. 5, 22 bus, to 281 hospital and change bus.

NanDaiHe is an International AmusementCenter, which has rich tourism resources. There are about several scenic sights recommend when you visit NanDaiHe. They are Golden Dragon mountain sight, Big happy world, blue sea and golden sand sight, and China lotus park.

There are four sliding very famous in Nandaihe, which are sand sliding, glass sliding, pulling-boat and high mountain ropeway.

Sand sliding: The slippery sand amusement park is located at the ShaShan, it has 10 chutes and become the scenic area brand tourism place.

Glass sliding: it faces the large forest, you may while the feeling get a chill the general speed, understands the nature happiness.

Pulling-boat: high mountain ropeway: it just like huating. After the slippery circle stops down, do not worry that the river character greatly strengthened service person will delivery safely you to the ashore.

high mountain ropeway: the most thrilling thing is going through the cornet and slide, if you feel scared, you can shout out loudly.

Big Happy world: There are some recommend of entertainment project, those are elaborate project, attractive project, project of children and project for old people.

Blue sea and golden sand sight: In order to make the largest seaside park in the world, NanDaiHe increases 12 grups large games, seaside square, big theatre and many other entertainments. And you can see the romantic sunrise.

China Lotus Park: it includes four scenic sights, they are squar of enjoying lotus, lake of one thousand pieces of lotus, one hundred of walks to lotus and island on the center of lake. 

Beijing World Park

Do you want to visit different places in the world in Beijing? Such as Triumphal Arch, Pyramids, La Tour Eiffel, White House, Big Ben…? Yes, you can go to Beijing World Park (北京世界公园).

Beijing World Park is located in No. 158, FengBao Road, HuangXiang, FengTai District, Beijing. It is about 16 kilometers away from Tian An Men Square.

The park collects 119 cultural and natural landscapes in more than 50 countries in the world. Its planning view and water route are designed according to the domain of the five continents and the four oceans respectively. It is a large-sized and a theme-specified park integrating worldly famous scenic spots and historic sites and carrying cultures of nations in the world.

When you go to Beijing World Park, there are some attractions you must be visit, such as Eiffel Tower, Triumphal Arch, London Tower Bridge, Big Ben, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Stephen Church, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Red Square, Tribe Thatched House, Pyramids, Katsura Imperial Villa…These copied attractions are lifelike and delicate, with beautiful ecological environment and luxuriant forest.

Besides above attractions, you can also find great activities and sightseeing garden projects: universal folk-custom fancy car parade, authentic foreign song and dance performance (from April to November of each year), Thailand elephant water – sprinkling festival in summer holidays, traditional folk show in Spring Festival, 4D dynamic theater, Thailand elephant and crocodile performance, Japanese tea ceremony performance, dove square and Ornamental brocade carp, as well as American cowboy roller coaster, 12 zodiac park, children’s entertainment world, universal small strain, European carriage and lover’s car, etc. What’s more, the shop kiosk serves ethnic handicrafts, souvenir and food.

Beijing World Park is rated as National AAAA-grade Scenic Area, Category I and Level I park ofBeijing. Top 10 Tourist Spots of Beijing, advanced unit in the Tourist System of China, national double supports model unit, etc. 

HeBei XingTai Grand Canyon

HeiBei XingTai Grand Canyon (邢台大峡谷) is located in Hejiaping Village, LuLuo Town, XingTai District, XingTai City, HeBei Province.

XingTai Grand Canyon, also called as Valley Group, TaiXing Valley Group. It is a famous canyon in the world. When you visit XingTai Grand Canyon, there are some interested places you mush go, such as Changzui Canyon,LiuShui Canyon,HuangCao Canyon,WangMao Canyon…

Do you know how did these grand canyon became? It is said that about 1,000,000,000 years ago, the place of XingTai Grand Canyon was a large sea, because the movement of YanShan, crust got raised and broke, and seawater scoured the mountain again and again. After many years, it became today’s XingTai Grand Canyon.

Besides the grand canyons, you can also enjoy waterfalls in XingTai Grande Canyon. There are many waterfalls in different scale get through the rocks and woods. There is much wonderful fame during these waterfalls.