What are the unique beauties of cities in China in winter?

The first three seasons of a year in China seem to be fleeting, and it is winter in a blink of an eye. For travel enthusiasts, what they care about in winter is how much fun it is to travel in China. Let me introduce some of the most beautiful cities in China in winter.

Tengchong

In the early days of Tengchong, a variety show "Here We Come" immediately became a hit, and various beautiful and unique scenery appeared in front of us. There are countless heroes buried here, including towering volcanoes, hot springs with pearls and jade, golden ginkgo village and beautiful wetlands. You may not imagine that there is such a unique and magical place on the land of China, and that is Tengchong, a beautiful border town in western Yunnan.

Chongqing

Chongqing is now at the peak of explosion. The necessary hot pot in winter, the crowded Hongyadong and the long cableway along the Yangtze River are all the reasons that attract people to come. Moreover, in recent years, there have been many movies with Chongqing's urban landscape and culture as the background. As far as urban form is concerned, Chongqing is the most similar to Hong Kong among mainland cities: there are mountains and water; Rugged roads; There are magical tall buildings and simple houses.

Guilin

"Guilin's landscape is the best in the world." I don't know how old we were when we heard this sentence, but there is another most attractive thing in Guilin, that is Xiaopingle, a small village surrounded by mountains. Ginkgo biloba here is old and big, with deep roots and thick branches, lush leaves and particularly beautiful shapes. In late autumn, it has become a photography resort for some ethnic tourists, with few people and beautiful scenery, which is very suitable for you to rent a car and drive by car.

Harbin

Harbin is certainly a must-see city in winter. It has a kingdom of winter-the world of ice and snow, which is a place that many people dream of. Here, you can take a bite of Mattel's cream popsicle in the street at MINUS 30 degrees, eat meat and drink, sit on a dog-drawn sledge on a thick snowy road, listen to the old-fashioned train whizzing by the Songhua River, or listen to an authentic northeast duet in a street teahouse outside the road.

I temporarily recommend these interesting cities for winter tourism in China. Each city has its own unique scenic spots. If time permits, you can choose to visit all of them, haha.