A beautiful selection of traditional Chinese music

I got you babe (Sonny and Cher) ... Fix you (Coldplay) ... Wish you were here (Pink Floyd) ... Always remember us this way (Lady Gaga) ... Loving you, too long (Etta James) ... In denial (Gloria Tells) ... Closer ... Nothing else matters (Metallica) ... The scientist (Coldplay) ...

Including NanXiang GuYi garden, PuDong, day view from the Bund, night view from the Bund, a beach on the coast not far from Shanghai ...

With MisterVaughn ... Welcome to BeiWangShan Forest Park Discover the natural beauty and tranquility of Beiwangshan Forest Park in Beijing. Introduction Beiwangshan Forest Park, located in Beijing, is a beautiful natural retreat offering a peaceful environment away from the hustle and bustle of city life. It is known for its lush greenery, scenic views, and diverse wildlife. Location Beiwangshan Forest Park is situated in the north-west part of Beijing, making it easily accessible from the city center. History Beiwangshan Forest Park was established in the late 20th century as part of Beijing's efforts to enhance urban green spaces and promote ecological conservation. The park has since become a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering a natural escape within the bustling city. The development of the park included extensive tree planting, trail construction, and the establishment of various facilities to support outdoor activities and environmental education. Over the years, it has grown into a mature forest park, celebrated for its biodiversity and scenic beauty. Attractions Scenic Trails: Explore numerous hiking trails that offer stunning views of the forest and surrounding areas. Observation Decks: Enjoy panoramic views from various observation decks situated within the park. Flora and Fauna: Witness a rich diversity of plant and animal species. Picnic Areas: Relax and have a meal in designated picnic spots. Activities Hiking and Nature Walks Bird Watching Photography Picnicking Camping (seasonal) Facilities Visitor Center Restrooms Parking Lots Food Stalls Guided Tour Services Visitor Tips Wear comfortable shoes for hiking. Bring enough water and snacks. Respect the natural environment; do not litter. Check the weather forecast before your visit. Follow park regulations and guidelines.

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Including LingShan Grand Buddha and TaiHu Lake. With Walk East ...

With Blondie in China ... With Walk East ...

With Atlas Explore China ... Travel Guide to Mount Emei Mount Emei, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sichuan province, is a sacred Buddhist mountain known for its stunning landscapes, cultural significance, and unique biodiversity. Getting There By Air: Fly to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, then take a train or bus to Emeishan City. By Train: High-speed trains connect Chengdu to Emeishan Railway Station in about 1.5 hours. By Bus: Regular buses run from Chengdu's Xinnanmen Bus Station to Emeishan Scenic Area. Main Attractions Baoguo Temple Located at the foot of the mountain, Baoguo Temple is the starting point for many visitors. The temple houses cultural relics and offers insights into Buddhist traditions. Wannian Temple One of the oldest temples on Mount Emei, known for its large bronze statue of Samantabhadra (Bodhisattva of Universal Benevolence). Golden Summit (Jinding) The peak of Mount Emei, offering breathtaking views, especially during sunrise. The massive golden statue of Samantabhadra is a highlight. Monkey Zone A famous area where visitors can observe wild Tibetan macaques. Exercise caution as the monkeys can be mischievous. Qingyin Pavilion A peaceful spot surrounded by lush greenery and flowing streams, perfect for a quiet rest during your climb. Activities Hiking: Explore scenic trails ranging from gentle walks to challenging climbs. Buddhist Pilgrimage: Visit ancient temples and participate in ceremonies. Photography: Capture stunning vistas, unique flora, and cultural landmarks. Practical Tips Weather: Bring layers as temperatures vary with altitude. Rain gear is essential due to frequent rain showers. Footwear: Wear comfortable hiking shoes for the uneven terrain. Altitude: Golden Summit is over 3,000 meters high. Take it slow to adjust to the altitude. Wildlife: Keep your belongings secure and avoid feeding the monkeys. Food: Try local Sichuan dishes at eateries along the route. Mount Emei offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, spiritual significance, and cultural heritage. Whether you're seeking adventure or tranquility, this destination is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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