Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Mausoleum

Perched at 448.2 meters, Purple Mountain in Nanjing offers lush trails, breathtaking views, and a chance to dive into China’s rich imperial history.

Qixia Mountain in Nanjing captivates with its stunning autumn foliage and rich history, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers and culture buffs alike.

Nestled west of Shanghai, Suzhou dazzles with its picturesque canals and historic gardens, like the serene Humble Administrator’s Garden and iconic Tiger Hill.

A stylish contemporary hotel in the heart of Suzhou, offering spacious rooms, a lively bar, a rooftop garden, and easy access to nearby eateries and shops.

Nanjing's ancient city wall, the world’s longest brick fortification, offers a scenic stroll through history with breathtaking views of the skyline and Xuanwu Lake.

The Nanjing Museum is a vibrant, sprawling gem of Chinese heritage featuring ancient artifacts, art, and a charming teahouse—all with free entry!

Gulou District, the vibrant heart of Nanjing, is named for its iconic Drum Tower and buzzes with the energy of this historic capital.

Wuxi, a city near Shanghai in eastern China, sits on the banks of Taihu, one of China's largest freshwater lakes. Surrounding Taihu are walking trails, a 115m-tall Ferris wheel and parks such as Yuantouzhu (Turtle Head Isle). Another major park is Lingshan, whose notable Buddhist sites include the bronze Grand Buddha statue, which is more than 80m high.

Binhe Lu station in Suzhou's New District is your gateway to riverside cafes serving tea, coffee, and tasty Sichuan bites—all just a stroll away.

This chic hotel in Shanghai's financial district boasts stunning city views, modern amenities, and an unbeatable location for both business and leisure.