Tourism resources with the breathtaking scenery, the history of several millennia, and the brilliant civilization of China, these are the reasons why to visit the country, which must be added the many ethnicities that make up the population and give the keys of local color. China currently offers two tours developed enough: a traditional circuit S-shaped connecting the cities famous historical, political and cultural are Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, Suzhou and Hangzhou, and a crescent-shaped circuit, which is focus on open areas of the coast as the Liaodong Peninsula and Shandong, the deltas of the Yangtze and Zhujiang. The first circuit leads to visit the Great Wall at Badaling, the Imperial Palace and the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the Museum of the army of warriors and horses terra cotta tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuangdi, the Forest stele and the Great Pagoda in Xi’an Wild Goose, the Bund, Nanjing Road and Pudong New Area in Shanghai, Suzhou gardens and landscapes of the West Lake in Hangzhou. The second circuit allows you to see major changes in open areas of the coast since the reform and opening up, to admire the landscapes of coastal North and South, to enjoy the sea, beach and sun and to stay in a holiday village, to attend gyms and bars outside the purely touristic activities. In 2000, the Tourism Program of the century “was implemented in China. Dozens of festivals including snow, lanterns, the culture of the ancient city of Pingyao, and nine routes on the Yangtze, the Huanghe, through the Three Gorges of the Yangtze, have been proposed in order to attract more foreign tourists. At the same time, advertising on domestic tourism was launched on a large scale for public a better understanding of Chinese tourism and resources. During the program the “Tourism of the century”, “the sights of China: World Heritage Site in XXI Century” was offered on the international tourism market in as a competitive product. The traditional dance, opera and folklore of ethnic minorities are part of the tourism resources in China. There are many tourists attracted by the charm of folk arts such as Peking Opera and traditional comic duets, and and customs of various ethnic minorities such as the Water Festival of Dai, the Torch Festival of Yi, Day of March 3 Bai, the songs of the Zhuang Festival and the Festival of Nadam the Mongols. As for the kitchen Chinese, is known worldwide! The famous Beijing Roast Duck, Mongolian the pot, the roast suckling pig Guangdong, fish of West Lake vinegar, spicy Sichuan tofu and various regional dishes are just some examples of the variety of Chinese specialties.
Shanghai’s economic power is expressed through the thousands of neon signs and skyscrapers seem out of the water. This assembly forms an unforgettable sight. The docks are bustling Bund 24 hours 24. Life takes place at a rapid pace and strollers do not have their place. For a break, the Old Town is perfect: the temples, the halls of heaven and tea houses invite you to a quiet break.
