Hi I am Lucario Sun and I am from Hong Kong. I like to travel around and take photos of different places. Welcome to this page where I share the local Chinese travel experience.
Macau
Macau is famous for its casinos and enormous resort hotels, but some of its most memorable sights are tucked away in the historic center. Here, centuries-old churches, narrow European-style lanes, quiet squares, and traditional streets sit just a short walk from the modern city skyline. If you enjoy
Macau
If you think Macau is just a quick stop for casinos, you’re missing one of the most interesting parts of the city. In one day, you can explore the remains of a 17th-century church, wander through old Portuguese-style streets, snack your way around a traditional village, and
Chengdu
If you want to see a completely different side of Chengdu, spend a day exploring the mountains, ancient engineering marvels, and historic streets of nearby Dujiangyan. Just a short trip outside the city, you’ll find Qingcheng Mountain’s forested paths and Taoist temples, one of the world's
Chengdu
Chengdu has a talent for mixing things that seem like they shouldn’t belong together. A luxury shopping district surrounds a centuries-old Buddhist temple. Formerly residential streets have become home to independent cafés and creative shops. And a neighborhood famous for a folk song still draws people out for
Chengdu
If Beijing feels like a city that wants you to admire its history and Shanghai wants you to keep up with its energy,Chengdu has a different message: slow down, grab a snack, and see where the day takes you. Of course, you’ll still need to get up early.
Xi'an
If you want to understand Xi’an, start with its old city center. This is where you can walk along centuries-old fortifications, see one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks, discover stone inscriptions that preserve Chinese history, and finish the day surrounded by the smells of freshly baked
Xi’an is famous for its Terracotta Army, ancient city wall, and lively streets filled with food stalls. But spend a little more time here, and you’ll discover places that offer a very different experience of the city. You can step into a Tibetan Buddhist temple just outside the
Xi'an
Xi’an is famous for the Terracotta Army, ancient city walls, and its role as the starting point of the Silk Road. But there’s more to the city than its ancient history. Just outside the city center, you’ll find imperial hot springs and mountain scenery, while back in
Xi'an
Xi’an is one of those cities where Chinese history feels impossible to escape—in the best possible way. Once the capital of several Chinese dynasties and the starting point of the ancient Silk Road, it has a history that stretches back thousands of years. But Xi’an isn’t
Shanghai
Shanghai has more to offer than its famous skyline, luxury shopping malls, and historic waterfront. Head a little further into the city, and you’ll find old industrial buildings turned into art spaces, quiet streets filled with literary history, a park where locals gather every day, and neighborhoods that reveal
Shanghai
Shanghai isn’t just skyscrapers, luxury shopping malls, and spectacular skyline views. Some of the city’s best moments happen while wandering down tree-lined streets, looking inside old houses, browsing tiny shops, or stopping for a snack in a traditional market. This one-day itinerary takes you through a
Shanghai
If there's one city in China where old-world charm and futuristic city life seem to exist on completely different planets, it's Shanghai. One moment you're walking past historic buildings and busy shopping streets; the next, you're staring up at skyscrapers that