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Yangtze river cruises, Three Gorges, karst pillars, and the cultural cross-roads of Hunan and Hubei.
7 cities · Yangtze river cruises, Three Gorges, karst pillars, and the cultural cross-roads of Hunan and Hubei.
Chongqing is a sprawling megalopolis of 31 million people perched at the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers in southwest China. Famous for its spicy S…
Hubei's capital where the Yangtze meets the Han River. The Yellow Crane Tower, the spicy hot dry noodles, and 100+ universities make it central China's most dyn…
Explore Yichang, the gateway to the Three Gorges, with its dramatic landscapes, historic battles, and the monumental Three Gorges Dam.…
The Three Natural Bridges used in 'Transformers: Age of Extinction.' A UNESCO karst landscape with sinkholes, gorges, and a striking 1,200-year-old Tibetan vill…
Avatar's Pandora come to life. Quartz-sandstone pillars, glass bridges, and mist-shrouded canyons that inspired the floating mountains in James Cameron's film.…
A riverside ancient town in western Hunan with Qing-dynasty stilt houses, misty mountain backdrops, and Miao minority culture — one of the most photographed pla…
Hunan's capital, Mao Zedong's young-adult home, and the spicy soul of Chinese food culture. Orange Isle, Yuelu Academy, and the night markets that run past 2 AM…
April–May and September–October work for most of China. Yangtze, Gorges & Central China has its own peak season — check the individual city guides for timing.
High-speed rail covers most major cities in Yangtze, Gorges & Central China; smaller towns use regional trains or buses. Each city guide has transport links.
Mainland China uses one national visa policy. Hong Kong and Macau have separate entry rules, so check those city guides if they are included in Yangtze, Gorges & Central China.
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