I have traveled to many cities in China, and in summary, I think there are not many cities that can support a seven-day tour, only the following three:
First of all, the first city that everyone expects is Beijing.
As the capital of China, Beijing is the political, cultural, and economic center. At the same time, as an ancient capital with a long history, Beijing has a rich cultural heritage and historical relics, which shows that Beijing definitely has unique tourism resources.
In just seven days, I think Tiananmen Square is one of the must-see attractions. As the largest city square in China, Tiananmen Square is one of Beijing's landmarks and a witness to China's history. The daily flag-raising ceremony attracts a large number of people to watch and feel the solemn atmosphere. There are many important buildings around the square, such as the Forbidden City, the National Museum, etc., which are worth a visit.
There is also the Palace Museum. You must know that the Forbidden City is a model of ancient Chinese palace architecture, and it was once the imperial palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Today, it is a museum with a large number of precious artifacts and works of art on display inside. You can have an in-depth understanding of the history and culture of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and feel the splendor and solemnity of the ancient imperial palace.
In addition to the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace is also a must-visit. The Summer Palace is a large royal garden with exquisite garden landscape and rich cultural connotations. You can visit lakes, rockeries, ancient buildings, etc. in the park, and feel the charm of traditional Chinese gardens. In addition, there are many exhibitions and events in the park, where you can take the opportunity to learn more about Chinese history and culture.
In addition to these attractions, there are many other places that are modern and well worth visiting. For example, the Great Wall is one of the symbols of China and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. You can go to famous scenic spots such as the Badaling Great Wall and the Mutianyu Great Wall, climb the city wall, and enjoy the magnificent scenery. In addition, the Old Summer Palace is also an important historical site, where you can feel the vicissitudes of history and the accumulation of culture. In addition, the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube were important venues for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, where you can feel the atmosphere and history of the Olympic Games. The 798 Art District is a place where art, culture and fashion are integrated, where you can enjoy contemporary art and participate in various cultural activities.
In addition, there are many places to visit in Beijing. For example, go to Beihai Park to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the royal gardens, or go to the Beijing Zoo to see the giant pandas.
During your seven-day trip to Beijing, you can choose the right itinerary according to your interests and family characteristics. For example, if you are traveling with children, you can choose to visit suitable places for children such as the Beijing Science and Technology Museum or the Geological Museum of China, and if you are interested in art, you can go to the National Art Museum of China or the 798 Art District to enjoy various art exhibitions.
Therefore, Beijing is undoubtedly the first city that can support a seven-day tour.
The second city, I think Xi'an, is also well deserved.
If I had to plan a seven-day trip to Xi'an, I would definitely not hesitate to choose Xi'an as my destination. The thousand-year-old capital of Xi'an is not only rich in history and culture, but also home to countless amazing tourist attractions.
As the ancient capital of China, Xi'an carries thousands of years of historical memory. The streets of the old city are simply full of the smell of history.
The Terracotta Warriors and Horses are an iconic attraction in Xi'an, and as part of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, it is also known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World". These terracotta warriors are made up of thousands of life-size terracotta figurines, each with unique facial expressions and postures, giving the impression of an army waiting for orders. Standing in front of these majestic terracotta warriors and horses, you can really feel the strength and glory of ancient China.
In addition, there are several scenic spots, here I list a few representative:
The Big Wild Goose Pagoda in Xi'an is an ancient pagoda of the Tang Dynasty and a symbol of Buddhist culture, with exquisite murals and Buddhist relics in the tower. The garden landscape outside the tower gives people the feeling of being in the ancient royal garden. Here you can feel the religious beliefs and cultural charm of ancient China.
The ancient city wall of Xi'an is one of the most complete existing ancient city walls in China, surrounding the entire city. I recommend cycling or walking on the city wall to overlook the entire downtown area of Xi'an and feel the unique charm of this ancient capital.
Huaqing Pond is a hot spring scenic spot with a long history, and legend has it that it was the place where the love story of Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei took place. The hot springs here are crystal clear and the environment is elegant, making it a great place to relax and unwind.
Qinglong Temple is a famous Buddhist temple in the Tang Dynasty, and there are exquisite Buddha statues and murals in the temple. Here, you can feel the religious beliefs and cultural charm of ancient China.
The Shaanxi History Museum is one of the largest history museums in China, with a large collection of precious cultural relics and historical relics. In addition, the Bell and Drum Tower, Tang Paradise, and Hancheng Lake Park are also unmissable attractions in Xi'an. Whether you're a history buff, a culture seeker, or a foodie, Xi'an has something for everyone.
In addition, there are many museums and red tourist attractions in Xi'an. The Shaanxi History Museum displays a wealth of cultural relics and history, from which you can feel the breadth and profundity of ancient Chinese culture. Qixianzhuang is a red tourist attraction full of history, which was once the secret base of the underground party of the Communist Party of China and witnessed an important moment in the history of the revolution.
In Xi'an, you can also taste a variety of cuisines. Local snacks such as meat sandwich buns, mutton steamed buns, and cold skin are not only delicious and delicious, but also rich in profound cultural heritage. Here, you can enjoy the food while feeling the atmosphere of the ancient city.
Therefore, Xi'an is definitely the second city that can support a seven-day tour.
The third city that can support a seven-day in-depth tour, in my heart, Nanjing is also one of the best. This famous city in the south of the Yangtze River has both rich historical and cultural heritage and the prosperity of a modern city, and is completely a city where history and modernity are intertwined. Here, you can explore the solemn history of the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, go to Xuanwu Lake Park to enjoy the lake and mountains, and enjoy the scenery of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River; you can also climb the ancient city wall of Nanjing to overlook the whole picture of Nanjing City; Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge is also very worth visiting; by the way, you can also go to Ziqing Lake Zoo to have a close contact with the cute national treasure giant panda.
However, Nanjing's winters are a little cold and unheated, which is perhaps the only minor drawback of the city. In addition, Nanjing's food, culture, history, and scenery are highly praised by me.
I wonder if you agree with me?