China things to do

This temple has an appropriate name; the walls are lined with renditions of Buddha. Ten thousand Buddhas isn't an exaggeration - in fact, if you count the 13,000 small Buddha statues in the main temple...

The longest man-made structure in the world, begun during the King Dynasty. In c. 220 B.C., under Qin Shi Huang, sections of earlier fortifications were joined together to form a united defence system ...

address:Tian'anmen-Platz, Peking, China

The world’s tallest seated Buddha statue. Tian Tan Buddha's nickname is "Big Buddha," and it's a bit of an understatement; at 110 ft. high and weighing in at 250 metric tons, it was the world's tallest...

The most beautiful waterfront promenade in the Far East. Take a stroll along Shanghai's riverside thoroughfare for a one-of-a-kind glimpse at the city's hypermodern skyline. The Bund is full of families...

Galactic: the cabinet of Philippe Starck. One of the swankiest bars in the world, Felix is housed inside the grand Peninsula Hotel. This unique bar is hugely popular with visitors; you can’t beat the ...

Towering over the city, Victoria Peak offers perhaps the most commanding view of the Mid-Levels, Central and the harbor. Much cooler than the flat areas below, it's no wonder that British set up summ...

Once the busiest deep-water harbor in the world, today Victoria Harbour is actually half the width it was a century and a half ago. It's also more polluted than it ever was, with 1.5 million cubic li...