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Ancient Buddhist caves with some of China's earliest murals on the Silk Road.

A UNESCO valley of terraced turquoise travertine pools beneath snow peaks.

A 900-year-old Hui-style village of white walls and dark roofs, reflected in a mirror-like pond.

China's most famous mountain — granite peaks, ancient pines and a sea of clouds that inspired centuries of art.

China's oldest stone beam bridge, a pioneering feat of medieval engineering spanning an estuary near Quanzhou.

Quanzhou's grandest temple, with towering twin pagodas and a remarkable mix of Buddhist and maritime history.

The Hani people's sculpted mountain terraces — a vast, mirrored landscape that is pure magic at sunrise.

A UNESCO-listed old town of canals, cobbled lanes and Naxi culture, ringed by snow-capped mountains.

One of China's great Buddhist temples, set in forested hills beside the extraordinary Feilai Peak grottoes.

Hangzhou's legendary lake of pagodas, causeways and willow-lined shores — best explored on foot, by bike or by boat.

A mountain reached by the world's longest cable car, crowned by a natural rock arch and a vertiginous glass walkway.

The surreal sandstone pillars that inspired Avatar, rising from mist — the centrepiece of Zhangjiajie.