
North · 3 nights
Beijing 北京
Courtyards, coal-scented lanes, and a palace that still sets the clock for the rest of the country.
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North · 3 nights
Courtyards, coal-scented lanes, and a palace that still sets the clock for the rest of the country.

Northwest · 2 nights
An old capital that still eats lamb, wheat, and chili oil inside a complete city wall.

East · 3 nights
A treaty-port grid that learned to cook, shop, and stay up later than the rest of the east coast.

East · 2 nights
White walls, timed gardens, and an old town that is still a place people bike to work.

East · 2 nights
A lake everyone has already seen in a painting, and tea slopes that earn the extra night.

Southwest · 3 nights
A flat, green, food-obsessed city that would rather pour you tea than rush you across town.

Southwest · 2 nights
A mountain port where the map lies, because the street you want is eight floors above you.

Central · 2 nights
A national park of quartzite spires that should be walked, not collected from a single glass lift.

South · 3 nights
The painting of limestone peaks is a real boat ride — and a town downstream where you should sleep.

South · 2 nights
The city that invented the long breakfast, and still takes it more seriously than sightseeing.

South · 2 nights
Fujian's relaxed port, with Gulangyu's villas a short ferry from the downtown waterfront.

Southwest · 3 nights
A Naxi old town that is overcrowded at the center and calm two streets away — if you sleep high enough to feel it.

Northwest · 2 nights
A Silk Road oasis where the art is rationed by ticket and the dunes are best at the edge of the day.

Northeast · 2 nights
A northeastern winter capital that justifies the coat you do not own yet.