China

Luoyang Museum is located in the city of the same name and is among the cultural sites in China with the most extensive collection containing a unique collection of exhibits from different periods. The museum building was originally located 7 kilo... read more

The Temple of Six Banyan Trees is a historical landmark not only in Guangzhou, but also in the whole of Southern China. It is home to world-famous Buddha statues, the oldest in Guangdong Province.

The Mausoleum of the Kings of the Principality of Nanyue is one of the oldest tombs of the royal dynasty of the same name. Located on North Jiefang Street in Guangzhou, this museum displays more than a thousand historical and cultural relics.

The Mausoleum of the 72 Martyrs was erected in Huanghuagang Park to honour the 72 men of the revolutionary movement led by Dr Sun Yat-sen. They died in March 1911 in a brutal battle.