Constructed in 2007, National Centre for the Performing Arts is the complex of a grand opera house, concert hall, and theater located in the heart of Beijing.
Discover the rich tapestry of a city through its cultural and historical attractions! In this category, we invite you to explore the landmarks, heritage sites, and significant places that tell the story of each destination. From iconic monuments and ancient ruins to vibrant museums and charming neighborhoods, our articles highlight the sights that shape a city’s identity and reveal its unique history. Whether you’re a history buff or simply curious about the world around you, TripWays is here to help you uncover the cultural treasures that await your discovery. Join us as we journey through time and culture, making every visit an enriching experience!
Nanjing Road is the longest pedestrian shopping district in the world located in the center of Shanghai. The street hosts over 1 million visitors each day.
Yuntai Garden is a large western-style park with stunning collections of colorful flowers located at the Baiyun Mountain northern entry in Guangzhou, China.
The Oriental Pearl Tower is the 6th TV tower of the world functioning as a tourist attraction and a broadcasting tower located in Shanghai, China
Yu Garden (aka the Yuyuan Garden) is the most famous garden in southeast China with over 400 years of history in Shanghai.
The window of the World is a fantastic theme park located in the western part of Shenzhen, China. Here, you can explore the world in less than a day!
Xian Great Mosque is the largest mosque in China. It’s a sacred place representing a mixture of Chinese and Islamic architecture. The mosque is still being used as a place for praying mostly by Hui people and other Chinese Muslims.
Located inside Jianfu Temple in south Xi’an, Small Wild Goose Pagoda is one of the most well-preserved Buddha temples surviving for over 1300 years.
Reed Flute Cave, also known as the Palace of Natural Arts, is a magical landmark containing a variety of stalactites Illuminated by fantastic colored lighting,
The West Lake is the top scenic attraction and the symbol of Hangzhou City representing a combination of natural scenery and cultural sites.