Five Must-See Places You Do Not Want To Miss In China

In the past years, China has been known for being one of the places recognized by tourism being one of the best countries to visit. They had been known for having the most popular destinations along with its rapid and fast-growing modernization. Hence, when planning for a start-up trip this 2017, China is definitely a nice pick. Though China is considered as an ancient nation, there are also destinations that will surely amaze you on your trip.

Here are the five must-see recommendations that you should not miss in visiting China next year!

The Forbidden City - For more than a hundred years, Beijing's Forbidden City has been popular since this is the place where emperors had stayed a long time ago. It is good to know that it has been open for public visits this time. This is definitely one of the best most visited place on earth thus make sure to add this on your bucket list when visiting China.
Leshan Giant Buddha - This is one of the historical places to visit in China which was built in the eighth century. In China, this Giant Buddha is one of its greatest architectural marvels which are around 223 feet. This is also known as the largest sitting Buddha on the planet that ever existed. This spectacular location has its stairwell where tourists can climb from the Buddha's feet and up to the cliff.
The Hanging Temple - This is only four hours of travel away from Beijing. This is definitely one of the most impressive temples in China. However, this is being least visited by international travelers. The temple is connected with wooden walkways which offer great and amazing views.
Yuanyang Rice Terraces - If you wish to have a break from the hassle of the city, this is among the few places in China that you can visit. The terraces are being carved on the mountainside which is filled up with water and you can directly see the reflection of the clouds and the sky.
Potala Palace - This is the former home of the known Dalai Lamas and which the political -religious seat of Tibet is also. This palace is comprised of 13 storeys and two main palaces are open for both visitors and pilgrims.