Situated close to Dunhuang, on the edge of Gansu's Gobi desert, the Mogao Caves (literally meaning 'a cave high up in the desert') are a must-see if you find yourself in this region.
Zhujiajiao is one of China's most famous water towns.
Situated to the northwest of Gansu, on the Silk Road's Hexi Corridor, Zhangye is an historical and culturel must during a tour of Central China.
Hongkeng is a magnificent traditional village in Fujian province, in the south east of China.
Situated in the Tibet Autonomous Region, about 160km southeast of Lhassa, the town of Tsetang is the third largest town in central Tibet.
The capital of the Middle Kingdom and the soul of China at its most simple.
Rongjiang, which used to be called Guzhou, is in the south east of Guizhou province, in the Qiandongnan Autonomous Prefecture.
Daocheng is a town perched at 3,750m on a plateau in Sichuan Province, southwest China.
Situated to the west of Hubei Province, in central China , the town of Yichang sits on the banks of the Yangtze River. It dates back 2,700 years - although certain writings claim its roots go further back, to 4,000 years ago.