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Bitten by the travel bug? These amazing places both in China and around the world are sure to make your May a merry one! Photos: CFP
Daocheng and Yading are nestled in amongst the snow-capped mountains and flowery grasslands of Sichuan Province. In May, the green hills speckled with florid patterns are a remarkable sight, with white peaks all around topping off the effect.
Come May, the flowers are in full bloom on Mount Emei. Enjoy the spectacle with your family and experience true relaxation!
Known as “the city of sunshine,” Lhasa is famous for its beautiful summer vistas. Situated on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, it is neither too hot in summer nor too cold in winter, and travelers are guaranteed to find surprises around every corner.
As one of China’s most famous towns, Wuzhen has a history of over six thousand years. It boasts stunning views of the south side of China’s Yangtze River, and retains an ancient feel.
The Chinese saying “the sight of the mountains and water in Guilin tops the world” is reason alone for you to visit. The best season for enjoying Guilin is from April to November.
Palau is famous for its underwater spectacles, and is viewed by oceanographers as being one of the wonders of the seven seas. Palau’s non-toxic Jellyfish Lake is one of a kind, and thanks to its limpidity, the sea can change between seven different colors, reflecting the rocks and coral to magnificent effect.
Cappadocia first came to fame when it was used to shoot scenes from the original Star Wars movies. The stone forest, cave suites and volcanic landscape have been attracting more and more tourists ever since.
The annual Karneval der Kulturen (Carnival of Cultures) 2016 will be held in Berlin this May. Music, dance and food from all over the world will be on show, ensuring your time in Germany will be packed with both culture and fun.