Can you believe 2019 is already drawing to a close?
Were just over two weeks away from a brand new beginning, but that doesnt mean our exploring days are over!
The GiC team has concocted one more travel list for you to check one more city or region around China off your wishlist and kick off 2020 with a refreshed mind.
Snow covering the Forbidden City makes for a memorable visual experience, as does the city itself and its array of historical sites to visit.
Located in the northernmost part of China, the Mohe river offers gorgeous natural sights of water turning into ice.
After dusk falls, you can get a clear glimpse of the Milky Way in the sky and, if luck is on your side, you might come across a few elks in the forest along the way.
Harbin, Heilongjiang
Dali, Yunnan
Our recommendation in this region is the Sakura Valley, located by Wuliang town in Nanjian county, Yunnan province. ()
You can take the Xiaguan-Nanjian bus at the Dali station opposite the railway station to the east and transfer to the Nanjian-Shale bus to get there.
Instructions in Chinese: ;
Qionghai, Hainan
The island of Hainan offers beautiful weather all year-round, with amazing resorts to spend quality time with your loved one(s).
While Sanya is a popular destination, other areas of the island are worth exploring as well.
Xunke town, Heilongjiang
LocationXunke county, Yichun city, Heilongjiang
With all that being said, hows your 2020 looking? Have you started making new travel plans for next year?
Any big resolutions youre excited to commit to achieving?
Let us know in the comment section below, and make sure to add this article to your favorites so you can easily check back in and plan your next China trips to one or several of the above mentioned destinations!
Editor: Crystal H
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