China Travel News

A tourism annual pass for 2015 is now available in Beijing. Priced at CNY 150, it covers 806 attractions in 16 provinces and municipalities in China.

A great exhibition of bronze wares are displayed at Shanghai Museum, many of them has a history of 3,000 years. The exhibition will runs to Mar, 2015.

The Palace Museum, also known as Forbidden City, presented its mascots to for the first time to the public on 23, November.

China’s Kekexili nature reserve has started to apply for UNESCO world natural heritage status. Kekexili is the largest nature reserve in China.

Beijing’s city gates and walls were mostly demolished in the 1960s. A current project to re-create miniatures of them is restoring those memories.

The China Bamboo Cultural Festival held in Huangshan city on 18, Nov. The bamboo forest area in the country reached six million hectares this year.

An art exhibition of Laurence Stephen Lowry is underway at the Art Museum of Nanjing University of the Arts in Nanjing, Jiangsu province.

Built on the old site of famous Film Studio, Changchun Film Studio Museum opened to the public after three years of refurbishment.

The first high-speed rail in Xinjiang began running on Nov. 16, cutting travel time between the Urumqi and Hami from 5 hours to 3.5 hours.

A report published the list of cities for tourist satisfaction during the third quarter of 2014, among 60 major tourism cities in China.