In recent years, China has become one of the most popular tourist destinations for Vietnamese tourists. In addition to its geographical advantages and reasonable costs, the unique blend of thousands of years of history and modern life, along with its diverse culinary culture, has created an irresistible attraction. Below are the tourist routes that are "causing a fever" and attracting a large number of Vietnamese tourists.
Journey to discover the "Four Great Ancient Towns": Shanghai - Wuzhen - Hangzhou - Suzhou
This tourist route is considered a perfect combination of modern beauty and romantic antiquity. Shanghai, the "Paris of the East", always impresses with its luxury and magnificence. Coming here, visitors will admire the sparkling skyscrapers in Pudong, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere on the Bund, and explore the bustling shopping centers. The remarkable development of economy and architecture has turned Shanghai into a symbol of modernity and integration.
However, the highlight of this journey lies in the ancient towns that are thousands of years old. Wuzhen, known as the "city of bridges", brings visitors back to the peaceful, romantic space of a river town. The ancient houses, the curved stone bridge over the canal, along with the gently drifting boats create a vivid ink painting.
Hangzhou, with its poetic West Lake and the romantic love stories associated with it, always makes people's hearts flutter. This place not only has beautiful scenery but is also a center of Buddhist culture, with many ancient temples.
Finally, Suzhou, the “Venezia of the East”, is famous for its exquisite classical gardens, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Each garden is a work of art, demonstrating a wonderful harmony between architecture and nature.
The Shanghai - Wuzhen - Hangzhou - Suzhou itinerary is not only convenient in terms of transportation but also gives visitors a comprehensive view of China's parallel development.
Magnificent natural beauty: Kunming - Dali - Lijiang - Shangri-La
For travelers who love unspoiled natural beauty and traditional culture, the route to Yunnan is an excellent choice. Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, is also known as the “spring city” due to its year-round temperate climate. It is the perfect gateway to start your journey of discovery.
From Kunming, visitors will come to Dali, a place known for "wind, flowers, snow, moon". The ancient city of Dali with its solid walls, small stone-paved streets, and the peaceful life of the Bai ethnic people will bring visitors a feeling of relaxation and comfort.
Next, Lijiang, one of the remaining "Four Great Ancient Towns" of China, is recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage. This ancient town is famous for its unique stilt house architecture, small canals winding through the streets, and the culture of the Naxi people.
The final destination and the pinnacle of the journey is Shangri-La, a land that is considered a "heaven on earth". This place possesses spectacular natural landscapes with year-round snow-capped mountain peaks, lush green grasslands, crystal clear lakes and the majestic Songzanlin Monastery. Shangri-La is imbued with traditional Tibetan Buddhist culture and is a place where visitors can find peace and tranquility.
The advantage of this route is that it is very close to Vietnam, so tourists can easily travel by road. This route is especially suitable for those who want to explore the pristine, ancient beauty and experience the diverse culture of China's ethnic minorities.
Searching for the depth of history and culture: Chongqing - Chengdu - Xi'an
This journey will take visitors deep into Chinese history and culture, with a harmonious combination of classic and modern. Chongqing, the "city on the mountain", is a vibrant and unique metropolis with complex terrain, giant bridges and an impressive public transport system. In particular, Chongqing is also famous for its spicy cuisine, typical of Chongqing hot pot, challenging all food lovers.
From Chongqing, visitors will come to Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province and the hometown of the lovely pandas. Chengdu is an ancient but also very modern city, where visitors can explore historical sites such as Wuhou Temple, or enjoy a relaxing space at People's Park. However, the most attractive spot here is the Chengdu Panda Reserve, where visitors can admire and learn about this rare animal.
The final destination of the journey is Xi'an, the ancient capital of 13 Chinese dynasties, where visitors can clearly feel the rich history of this country. Xi'an is famous for the Terracotta Army, one of the greatest archaeological wonders in the world. In addition, the Xi'an City Wall, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda (Big Wild Goose Pagoda) and the vibrant Muslim Quarter are also must-see destinations, helping visitors better understand the culture and history of the Silk Road.
Each China tour has its own beauty and meaning, suitable for the interests of each tourist. No matter which itinerary is chosen, Vietnamese tourists will have the opportunity to explore a great country, with a rich history, culture and diverse natural landscapes.
