3. Shanghai
Shanghai is known as the Paris of the East and is the largest city in China. The city is beautiful with a cosmopolitan feel, such as modern skyscrapers, bustling financial and shopping districts, as well as trendy hospitality spots that have tourists coming back for more.
4. Zhouzhuang Water Village, Suzhou
Zhouzhuang is known as the Venice of the East and is the most famous water village in China. This village was once an important hub for trading products such as silk, ceramics, arts, crafts, and food. Today, it is a busy attraction that entices throngs of international tourists from near and far.
