Reise-Handbuch Reiseführer China

For the 3rd edition of the DuMont travel manual, author Oliver Fülling was again intensively on the ground. New and appropriately described are, for example, the 528 m high CITIC Tower in Beijing, the gallery district Redtory in Guangzhou, the restored old town districts Shantang Jie in Suzhou and Dongguan Jie in Yangzhou as well as the world's largest botanical garden Qinling National Botanical Garden in the south of Xi'an.Whether the major metropolises, the imperial city of Xi'an with the terracotta army of the first emperor, the Buddhist and Confucian cultural monuments on the Yellow River or the Yangzi cruise, the Great Wall, the Silk Road, deserts, national parks, the mountain regions in the southwest and the tropical island of Hainan - for each chapter a double page "At a glance" presents the highlights, the most beautiful routes, active nature experiences and tips from the author. Oliver Fülling has selected accommodation, restaurants, shopping and dining addresses for each location, which are marked on the city maps. Hikes open up the most beautiful landscapes, such as the Dragon Spine Rice Terraces or the sacred Mount Tai. Much worth knowing about China's past and present, its landscapes, people and peoples can be read in the introductory regional studies or in the topic pages.The detailed extra travel map at a scale of 1:10,600,000 or 1:4,000,000, metro maps, an overview map with the highlights as well as 60 city maps, hiking and route maps ensure quick orientation.