Why you should come to China?

Great Wall

You may already be sold on the idea of coming to China. Or you may still be shopping around - you want to do a big trip but you're not sure if China's your thing. Below are the reasons we think you must come to China:

1. Chinese culture
If you are the kind of person who fascinates adventures, discovering new culture and much of an explorer, then China is the best place for that with their 5000 years of history.. Chinese civilization dates back thousands of years ago. And while their turbulent modern history colored and even destroyed some cultural perspectives, there is still much to see and learn.

2. Chinese Language
China is one of the world’s oldest and richest continuous cultures, over 5000 years old. China is the most populous nation in the world, with 1.28 billion people. One fifth of the planet speaks Chinese. Mandarin Chinese is the mother tongue of over 873 million people, making it the most widely spoken first language in the world. In addition to the People’s Republic of China and Taiwan, Mandarin Chinese is also spoken in the important and influential Chinese communities of Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, the Philippines, and Mongolia.

3. Chinese food
Every region has its own particular specialties and tastes. Shanghai cuisine is thought to be sweet and famous dumplings and, of course，Sichuan is known for its spiciness , Hong Kong for the famed dim sum. Find out where and what to eat during your visit to China.

4. Inspiring landscape
China has fantastical landscape. There is a lot of Forest park, amazing mountains, and beautiful rivers. Make sure any trip you take gets you out to see some of the amazing scenery China has to offer. The Great Wall still the most iconic structure of the ancient world and something that even though you’ve seen a thousand photos, seeing it in person, climbing on it, peering over it, are experiences that are worth traveling thousands of miles for. It is truly a magnificent sight to see.

5. Specifics animals
Come to China and you can see giant pandas in their natural habitat if you're lucky. But you can also go to Chengdu and visit the panda breeding base there and see them up close. For a hefty donation you can even cuddle and hold a baby. You can venture to the far west like Gansu Province on the Gobi Desert and ride a camel. You can probably even find one for hire hanging out for tourists at popular sections of the Great Wall. Camels are not as cuddly as pandas. And for the least cuddly, we have Siberian Tigers. You won't find one of these in the wild but you can see them in animal parks, namely in Harbin

6. Because you can
Come to China and you can see giant pandas in their natural habitat if you're lucky. But you can also go to Chengdu and visit the panda breeding base there and see them up close. For a hefty donation you can even cuddle and hold a baby. You can venture to the far west like Gansu Province on the Gobi Desert and ride a camel. You can probably even find one for hire hanging out for tourists at popular sections of the Great Wall. Camels are not as cuddly as pandas. And for the least cuddly, we have Siberian Tigers. You won't find one of these in the wild but you can see them in animal parks, namely in Harbin