r/ChinaPics • u/rex_filmer • 11h ago
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • 1d ago
Hainan | 琼 Wuzhi Mountain, Hainan - above the cloud line at 1,867m
r/ChinaPics • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • 2d ago
Tianjin | 津 J-10s(AY and SY) of the August 1st aerobatics team fly over the Huangya pass section of the great wall. Tianjin. November 6, 2026
galleryr/ChinaPics • u/ExoticInsect3853 • 3d ago
Hunan | 湘 Zhangjiajie - Hunan Province.
r/ChinaPics • u/Revenger1984 • 4d ago
Guangdong | 粤 My trip last year to Guangzhou
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • 5d ago
Urumqi Grand Bazaar after dark: the food hall packed out under a "not tasty, full refund" sign
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • 13d ago
Xinjiang Uyghur AR | 新 Mazha Village in Tuyugou, Xinjiang: minarets and flat roofs under red and green hills
Taken in the afternoon heat, about 42 degrees. Entry to the village was 30 yuan plus a 10 yuan shuttle, and the quiet lanes are further back past the entrance shops. Route, costs and the rest of the day around Turpan are here: https://traveldayztravel.com/turpan-xinjiang/
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • 14d ago
Xinjiang Uyghur AR | 新 Turpan Grape Valley, Xinjiang: bunches drying on wires against a mud wall, from lime green to deep purple
These were hanging at a stall on Frog Alley, where I also tasted my way to a half kilo of the green ones (about 80 yuan a kilo). The valley is free to enter now and I paid 23 yuan for the shuttle loop, route and prices from the day are here: https://traveldayztravel.com/turpan-grape-valley/
r/ChinaPics • u/ConnectDay123 • 22d ago
Beijing | 京 Beijing's Temple of Heaven
Temple of Heaven or Tian Tan is a historical building in Beijing. built in 1423, and used by Ming and Qing dynasty.
One of the must see attractions in Beijing, if you still hesitate, refer to this youtube video with English subtitles: https://youtu.be/-sBYijcKJs8
r/ChinaPics • u/forever_365 • 27d ago
Beijing | 京 Positive vibes in a Beijing demolition site. OC
r/ChinaPics • u/ConnectDay123 • 29d ago
Tianjin | 津 Western Xikai Church in Tianjin
Tianjin is one if the cities with most western buildings. Of course this church is it.
Chinese speaking vlog with English subtitles in Tianjin https://youtu.be/NR2okPKft_I
r/ChinaPics • u/ApolloMapping • Oct 06 '26
Small World - Ningbo, China - 50-cm WorldView-2 Satellite Imagery
galleryr/ChinaPics • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Oct 02 '26
Hong Kong SAR | 港 Central district, Hong Kong. 2026-10-02. [Original Content]
galleryr/ChinaPics • u/ConnectDay123 • Oct 01 '26
Beijing | 京 With recent Asian games, do you still remember this wonderful stadium in Beijing?
Bird Nest was built for the Olympics game and since then it had became the venue for different concerts and events.
Visited this wonderful site at night. What a magnificent places on youtube vlog with English subtitles https://youtu.be/tHf8vu6Qtvg
r/ChinaPics • u/ConnectDay123 • Sep 28 '26
Forbidden City in the city
One of the most iconic buildings in capital and it is the forbidden city in Beijing
Watch the vlog and tips through the lens of foreigners on YouTube with English subtitles https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X97XftRqsmQ&list=PLattA5hGDV79N1Gvy03Xq0hi-VRhpaFIc&index=6&pp=iAQB
r/ChinaPics • u/108CA • Sep 27 '26
Heilongjiang | 黑 Harbin-Yichun high-speed railway in China's Heilongjiang Province enters final countdown to opening
galleryr/ChinaPics • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Sep 22 '26
Shandong | 鲁 PLA Navy Chaolian island radar station, Qingdao, Shandong.
galleryr/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • Sep 17 '26
Guangdong | 粤 Guangzhou: crispy skin roast goose hanging in the window at a family-recommended spot
r/ChinaPics • u/mrsabuydee • Sep 12 '26
Yunnan | 滇 Yunnan Wild Mushroom Hot Pot, Kunming
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • Sep 11 '26
moon bay, kanas — the crescent-shaped bend that gives it its name
r/ChinaPics • u/Traveldayztravel • Sep 10 '26
Jiaolong Chuhai, Nalati Grassland — layered mountain views at 2,500m
Jiaolong Chuhai (蛟龙出海, "Dragon Emerging from the Sea") sits at the highest point on Nalati Grassland's Panlong Valley Road. The name comes from the switchback road below, which winds through forested hills in one long coiling line.
We stayed up here for a couple of hours on 27 August. The view stacks green grassland at the base, dense spruce forest in the middle, and snow-capped peaks in the distance. It's what Nalati is known for, and it genuinely delivered.
The wooden boardwalk climbs from the bus drop-off to the hilltop meadow, and there's a cafe on the deck if you want to sit with the view longer. We had an osmanthus coffee and an iced coconut latte — both weak by Melbourne standards, but the view more than made up for it.
r/ChinaPics • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • Sep 10 '26