泉州海外交通史博物馆

The Quanzhou Overseas Transportation History Museum provides a complete framework for understanding scattered heritage sites across the city. Ship models, maritime trade artifacts and religious stone carvings record navigation technology, exchange of goods, and communities from Arabia, Persia, India and other places; Song ship-related materials and multilingual inscriptions unearthed in Houzhu transformed the abstract "Maritime Silk Road" into concrete evidence of ships, people, technology and beliefs.

上海中心大厦

The Shanghai Tower is the core landmark of the Lujiazui Financial District. From a height, you can observe the bend of the Huangpu River, the dense neighborhoods of Puxi and the urban expansion of Pudong. The twisting and rising double-story structure of the building is also an example of contemporary super high-rise design. First understand the overall relationship between the three high-rise buildings in Lujiazui on the Bund, and then climb up to see the city in a more layered way.

鲁迅故里

Lu Xun’s hometown is located at No. 241 Lu Xun Middle Road, Yuecheng District. It is a national 5A-level scenic spot and the most representative cultural landmark in Shaoxing. The core points include the ancestral residence of Lu Xun (the old Taimen of the Zhou family), the Sanwei Bookstore (the desk engraved with the word "morning"), the former residence of Lu Xun, the Baicao Garden, and the Lu Xun Memorial Hall. The scene "From the Baicao Garden to the Sanwei Bookstore" in the textbook is restored here.

深圳改革开放展览馆

The exhibition hall tells the story of Guangdong's reform and opening up process and Shenzhen's transformation from a border area to a global city through documents, products, photos, models and everyday objects. Physical evidence makes policy, labour, manufacturing, housing and migration concrete beyond a single ‘success narrative’. After visiting, you can compare the civic image formed by the planning with the social history in the museum based on the central axis of the nearby city.

苏州博物馆

The Suzhou Museum combines Wudi's historical art collection with Pei's modern interpretation of whitewashed walls, dark roofs, courtyards and framed water. Archeology, calligraphy, painting and crafts provide the background for Wu culture, and another layer of historical buildings is preserved adjacent to Prince Zhong's Mansion; the architecture and collections should be understood together.

彩石溪与桃花峪

The western valley route highlights forests, streams and multi-colored rock outcrops more than the monumental stone steps of the central route. Colorful Stone Creek allows visitors to understand Mount Tai as a geological and ecological system, and the segmented sites are also suitable for slower half-day tours. Water amounts, vegetation, connections and trail openings vary seasonally and should not be packaged as a guaranteed waterfall sighting.

湖北省博物馆

The Hubei Provincial Museum focuses on the archeology of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. The tomb of Zeng Houyi, chime bells, Chu art, lacquerware and later local history show complex national and cultural exchanges that go beyond the single Central Plains narrative. The exhibition hall is large in size and may have scheduled music displays, so it is suitable for half a day of focused planning rather than a rush to check in.

厦门园林植物园

The Xiamen Garden and Botanical Garden stretches along hills, reservoirs and granite landforms, with specialized gardens for tropical plants, succulents and rainforests. The distance between each area is not short, and it is necessary to plan the route first; this is not only a scientific plant collection, but also an urban ecological space, and should not just be used as a highly staged background.

汉景帝阳陵博物院

The Han Jing Emperor Yangling Museum protects the remains of the mausoleum of Emperor Jing and his queen in the Western Han Dynasty. The underground exhibition hall overlooks the small pottery figurines, animals and funerary objects related to the palace and production and life in the excavation pit. Its restrained and everyday content forms a valuable contrast with the grand military formation of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum.

青海省博物馆

The Provincial Museum connects prehistoric archeology, exchanges between the plateau and the Hexi Corridor, regional religious art, material culture and modern Qinghai history. Painted pottery, metalware, textiles and archaeological evidence replace the vague imagination of a "closed plateau" with the fact of long-term flow and contact. This is the perfect place to establish a clear timeline before heading to a monastery, archaeological landscape or pastoral area.

遇龙河

The Yulong River is a quieter tributary landscape, with limestone peaks, rice fields, bamboo forests, villages and ancient stone bridges spread out along the river. The long-distance corridor can be walked, cycled or choose a compliant human-powered bamboo raft river section, but these are different routes and are not interchangeable tickets; the real value lies in the relationship between cultivated valleys, water systems and karst, not just the reflection of a certain bridge.

三峡大坝旅游区

The Three Gorges Dam tourist area explains the scale of the project, navigation and power generation functions through controlled observation decks and displays. This is an important infrastructure for real-name reservations and border security, not a dam where you can walk freely.

阿勒泰地区博物馆

The regional museum connects the archeology, pastoral life, rock paintings, ecology and modern history of the vast area, providing people and chronological background before entering the famous natural landscape.

龙宫风景区

Dragon Palace combines water caves, underground river sections, sinkholes and surface villages. Boating provides easy access to the geological landscape, but also brings strict passenger capacity, water level and emergency restrictions; different cave sections may operate independently and cannot be assumed to be open at the same time.

长沙简牍博物馆

The Changsha Bamboo Slips Museum specializes in collecting and displaying locally unearthed bamboo and wooden slips. These fragile documents record administrative, legal, taxation and daily affairs before the popularization of paper. The exhibition also explains the process of excavation, conservation and interpretation of ancient texts, allowing people to directly understand how local government and ordinary transactions were written and managed.

敦煌市博物馆

The Dunhuang City Museum is suitable for establishing a historical framework of the oasis before heading to the scattered ruins. The exhibition connects prehistoric settlements, border counties of the Han Dynasty, Silk Road trade, Buddhist culture and local life in later generations through unearthed artifacts, documents and models, making grottoes, passes and desert routes no longer just unrelated attractions.

广东省博物馆

The Guangdong Provincial Museum displays the context of the province through archaeology, ceramics, calligraphy and painting, natural history and the changes in the Pearl River Delta, placing Guangzhou into a larger area extending from the inland mountains to the South China Sea. The contemporary buildings in Zhujiang New Town also form a valuable contrast with the historical sites in Liwan and Yuexiu.

贵州省博物馆

The Guizhou Provincial Museum is the most complete introduction before traveling to Guizhou. Archaeological and historical exhibitions establish a regional timeline, textiles, silver jewelry, clothing and daily utensils present the skills and diversity of different communities in Guizhou; paleontology and natural history materials extend the horizon beyond just scenic tourism. When visiting, group names and ritual artifacts should be understood as living culture rather than anonymous decoration.

杭州博物馆

The Hangzhou Museum connects prehistoric settlements, the Wuyue Kingdom, the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty, craft traditions and modern urban development on an urban scale. Archeology, ceramics, calligraphy and painting, and daily artifacts connect famous outdoor landscapes with the people and institutions that shaped them, making them suitable as a historical guide before exploring the old city.

哈尔滨冰雪大世界

Harbin Ice and Snow World is an ice and snow landscape redesigned and constructed every season, including lighted ice buildings, large-scale snow sculptures, performances and winter activities. It is not a permanent monument and is rebuilt each time, so pictures from previous years are not representative of the layout of the next one; this project shows how cold weather, ice harvesting techniques, lighting and mass entertainment can combine to form temporary urban-scale works of art.

莫尔道嘎国家森林公园

Mordaoga protects the larch, birch, river valley and forest scenery that changes color in autumn in the northern part of the Greater Khingan Mountains. Tour roads and sightseeing facilities show only part of the larger productive and protected forest. The history here includes both forestry utilization and ecological protection. Human use and ecological restoration should be understood, rather than simply describing the forest as an untouched wilderness.

甘肃简牍博物馆

The Gansu Bamboo Slips Museum specializes in protecting and interpreting wooden slips and bamboo slips unearthed from Gansu frontier fortress sites. Postal records, legal cases, inventory lists, and personal letters illustrate how administration and ordinary life functioned along the Silk Roads during the Han Dynasty, while conservation exhibits also illustrate why writing is fragile in humid or extremely dry environments. It shifts attention from grand artifacts to individual texts and everyday institutions and is an important addition to the provincial museum.

洪洞大槐树寻根祭祖园

The commemorative landscape revolves around the collective memory of official immigrants related to Hongdong in the early Ming Dynasty. The existing ancient Sophora japonica imagery and the park serve as symbolic functions for genealogy and homecoming ceremonies, and are not literal evidence of the departure of each family; the exhibition should be read in conjunction with the documented history of immigration.

二里头夏都遗址博物馆

The museum displays the archaeological culture and large-scale planned settlements of Erlitou in the early second millennium BC. Turquoise craftsmanship, bronze production, palace areas, roads, and rammed earth foundations support discussions of specialized crafts and early state formation. The correspondence between the site and the Xia Dynasty recorded in documents still involves interpretation, and excavation evidence should be distinguished from later textual identification.