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A restored, less-crowded section of the Great Wall about 70 kilometers northeast of Beijing, accessible by tourist shuttle. The site includes a cable car and a toboggan slide for descent, with walking along restored watchtowers.

The imperial palace complex at the heart of Beijing, occupying the north side of Tiananmen Square. Visitors can walk through the main halls, side museums and the Imperial Garden, with audio guides available on mobile devices.

The historic waterfront promenade along the western bank of the Huangpu River, lined with colonial-era buildings that face the modern Pudong skyline across the water. Walking the Bund pairs naturally with river cruises and Pudong observation decks.

A classical Chinese garden in the old town of Shanghai, originally built in the 16th century and surrounded by a dense market area. The garden combines pavilions, rockeries and ponds, with the bazaar outside selling tea, dumplings and souvenirs.

The highest point on Hong Kong Island, reachable by the historic Peak Tram or by bus. Observation decks and walking trails look over the central skyline, the harbor and the outlying islands, particularly at night.

A historic ferry service crossing Victoria Harbour between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The short ride offers one of the classic skyline views, with routes running between Central, Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui.

A large bronze Buddha statue seated near the Po Lin Monastery on Lantau Island. The site is reached by the Ngong Ping 360 cable car from Tung Chung, with a long staircase climbing to the Buddha platform.

The stone facade of a 16th-century Jesuit cathedral that survives after fires destroyed the rest of the building. The site sits at the end of a pedestrian street lined with pastel Portuguese-style buildings leading to the historic center.

The historic central square of Macao, paved with a distinctive wave-pattern mosaic of black and white stones. Surrounded by colonial-era buildings, pastel shops and cafes, the square leads into the older pedestrian lanes of the peninsula.

A quieter southern district of Macao with traditional pastel houses, the small Coloane waterfront and the hilltop Chapel of St. Francis Xavier. Visitors reach it via the Taipa-Coloane bridge or local buses from the Cotai Strip.