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When you see the name Kung Fu, you will automatically connect this as an essential part of Chinese Heritage. This self-defence martial arts form requires an immense mental and physical and mental disciple, cat-like reflexes and enduring hours and hours of training.

Stretching thousands of kilometres through Central China, The Great Wall of China’s defensive function from the many invasions coming from the north.

As one of the ‘Wonders of the World’, the Great Wall is a must on any visit to Beijing. Stand atop one of the ancient watchtowers and cast your eye towards the horizon, taking in the vast scale and sheer beauty of the wall as it snakes its way across the tops of impossibly steep mountain ridges.

Very little of the original Beijing, dating back from the Jin Dynasty remains visible as of today. Officially translated as the Northern Capital, Beijing’s origins date back as far as the 11th century and were the capital city during the Jin and Yuan Dynasty up until the late 13th century.

From its humble beginnings to its current status of a world-class metropolis, Shanghai’s reputation is one that draws a crowd in search for finding true Chinese culture in a fast-moving environment.

Part of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region with its capital Guilin, the Longsheng (or Longji) Rice Terraces surpasses any visitors, and this is merely the tip of the veil.

Few places in China have a certain amount of balance over it, and one of these mesmerizing places to visit is the Venice of the East – Suzhou.

Suzhou, water and its immaculate gardens: almost everyone leaving Suzhou has left the city positively bewildered because of what such a city can pack on such a small area. Backed up by the people of UNESCO in giving some of its Chinese-style landmarks a stamp of protection, this ancient water city may have its eyes set into the future.

The charm and fabulous exploration opportunities have put Guilin definitely on the tourism map. Outside its economic importance as the capital of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, the region around Guilin is blessed with natural wonders, often not comparable with any other destination in vast China,