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Zhangjiajie Bailong elevator

Bailong elevator located in Zhangjiajie National forest park/Wulingyuan area,it got 3 world records for sightseeing elevator:highest (326 meters),fastest(3 meters per second,one way 1 minute and 58 seconds),load weight(50 persons once),bring tourists up or down Yuanjiajie Avatar mountain instead ...

Bailong elevator located in Zhangjiajie National forest park/Wulingyuan area,it got 3 world records for sightseeing elevator:highest (326 meters),fastest(3 meters per second,one way 1 minute and 58 seconds),load weight(50 persons once),bring tourists up or down Yuanjiajie Avatar mountain instead of 2 hours climbing,most tourists take this elevator not only as transportation but also  tourist attraction,since you can get very nice view of Zhangjiajie mountain 48 generals peaks and special experience.

Zhuhai Qiuzhou ferry Port

Zhuhai Qiuzhou ferry Port is a port in the city of Zhuhai, on the west side of the Pearl River estuary in Chinese province of Guangdong. It includes a container terminal and a terminal for high-speed ferries connecting Zhuhai with Shenzhen in mainland China and Hong Kong. It is also developing in...

Zhuhai Qiuzhou ferry Port is a port in the city of Zhuhai, on the west side of the Pearl River estuary in Chinese province of Guangdong. It includes a container terminal and a terminal for high-speed ferries connecting Zhuhai with Shenzhen in mainland China and Hong Kong. It is also developing into a transport hub with regular coach services connecting the port with various cities west of the Pearl River such as Jiangmen and Shunde. 

Wuxi Train Station

The Wuxi train station is conveniently located just outside the Central Business District, and a short 8 yuan taxi ride from most locations around the city. Many city buses also have a terminus right outside the station.  Express buses heading to other provinces also leave from the bus station alongside the railway station.
 
The train system is very efficient and reliable. The train is one of the most convenient ways to arrive in Wuxi. The Train Station (huoche zhan, 火车站) is naturally located on Train Station Road (Che Zhan Lu, 车站路). The train line to Wuxi runs from Nanjing through Wuxi to Suzhou and then Shanghai.
 
There is a ticket office at the station (phone [0510] - 82301033). There is another ticket office on Renmin Lu (人民路).  This ticket office (phone [0510] - 82708838) is just east of Wuxi’s main north-south road, Zhongshan Lu (中山路).
   
You can also book tickets at Liangxi Lu (phone [0510] - 85868704) which is outside of the Central Business District on the west side of the Grand Canal in the area particularly popular with Japanese visitors.
 
If you book tickets on the phone (or ask your hotel to reserve them for you), then you can ask to have them delivered to you. There is usually an extra 10 yuan fee per ticket.

The Imperession Garden Of Linnan

Conton also get its name"Linnan"due to its unique geography.

It is a place which shows  the overall cantonese custom in micocasm.There you will not only see the constructions but also can participate different activities raging from the normally daily life to the big cantonese festiv...

Conton also get its name"Linnan"due to its unique geography.

It is a place which shows  the overall cantonese custom in micocasm.There you will not only see the constructions but also can participate different activities raging from the normally daily life to the big cantonese festival events.

Xiamen Train Station (Xiamen Huoche zhan)

While Xiamen can be reached from many destinations by express train, typical rides can be rather long: Beijing - 35 hrs; Shanghai - 28 hrs; Xi’An - 40 hrs;...

While Xiamen can be reached from many destinations by express train, typical rides can be rather long: Beijing - 35 hrs; Shanghai - 28 hrs; Xi’An - 40 hrs; Chongqing - 43 hrs; Nanjing - 31 hrs; Guangzhou - 15 hrs, etc. The experience can be relaxing and refreshing in a soft sleeper though.  Xiamen’s only train station (厦门火车站) is situated at the intersection of Hubin Donglu (湖滨东路) and Xiahe Lu (厦禾路). The station, built in 1993, is already starting to show its age. It is easy to get to and from the station by public bus or taxi. Conveniently, the station is also the site of one of Xiamen’s major public bus terminals.

How to get there: The terminus of all of the following bus routes is at the train station:  1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 13, 17, 21, 26, 28, 33, 37, 38, 42, 43, 46, 48, 49, 72, 80, 83 and 88. Numerous other buses also pass by the station.