Top 10 Holiday Destinations in China for November

There is more to Dali than its four famed landscapes, each represented by the local saying of "wind, flowers, snow and moon". As the weather turns cooler in November, cherry blossoms bloom.Wuliang Mountain Cherry Valley was originally a tea plantation. By happy chance, a few cherry trees began to grow. The plantation owner found them to be a pretty sight and planted cherry trees all over the mountain.

Travel Tips:The average temperature in November is around 18°C, with temperatures varying widely between morning and evening. When traveling, do bring along a light coat or a shawl.Don't miss these captivating winter blossoms.

"The rustling of leaves brings autumn, as the mist covers the distant mountains".Over 3,000 ginkgo trees are planted inside and outside the farmers' yards. As your gaze linger over the ravishingly golden trees, you'll notice your heart is also sighing in unison.

Travel Tips:Temperatures range from 7°C to 18°C in this tropical climate. The weather is warm when the sun is out, and cool when it rains.Do bring along your sweater, which will come in handy in all 4 seasons.

An old saying goes "Heaven has its paradise, on earth we have Suzhou and Hangzhou".Poets and literati have left behind historic works of art during their time in Hangzhou. One might add that all attractions in Hangzhou have their own story and poetry.

Travel Tips:November in Hangzhou can be rather chilly, with temperatures ranging from 8°C to 16°C. It is advisable to bring your coat with you.As many attractions are found on hilly areas, do also wear a comfortable pair of sneakers.

"Tangshan Hot Springs is the finest among the top 4 hot springs in China", its also the only one in China to receive accreditations from Europe and Japan for the quality of its waters.

Travel Tips# As the weather turns cooler in November, a hot spring vacation is simply perfect.Indulge in some self love while surrounded by gorgeous scenery. Have your cake and eat it too.

Changxi Village is snugly tucked away deep in the Wuyuan mountains. This is the famed site where Wuyuan tea is cultivated.Every autumn, the leaves of the towering maple trees can be seen caressing the crow-stepped gable. The gable, white-walled and black-tiled, makes for a stunning picture against the dashing reds of the maple trees. No wonder it continues to attract photography enthusiasts each autumn.

The most beautiful season of all：Most people would choose to come sometime between mid-November and early December. During this period, the village is surrounded by the beautiful reds of the maple trees. The trees, numbering more than 200, have been growing for hundreds of years. Scale the mountains at the back of the village, for the best views of the village at sunrise and sunset. The red foliage amidst whites and grays of the village buildings are a most enchanting sight.

The beauty of the landscapes is so untouched and pure, it is near impossible to locate a rival. The beauty of Yading of Daocheng County, also known as the "Chinese Soul of Shangri-La",is the very epitome of a dreamy paradise on earth.Silverleaf poplar trees, mountains and picturesque landscapes.

The sight of golden poplar trees, seemingly endless mountains, and cows and sheep grazing in the cold, is one that is out of this world. The mountains, gleaming with yellow-green trees and fields, recalls the striking colors of oil paintings. What you see is akin to a dreamscape of song and poetry, so beautiful that it is unreal.

Baihaba in November still retains much of its autumn splendor. Working at dawn and resting when the sun sets, the villagers lead peaceful, fairytale-like lifestyles. When it's time to set food on the table, the scent and wispy smoke of merry cooking can be seen wafting towards the skies.The wooden huts, fences, grazing cows and sheep all paint an idyllic scene of rustic innocence.In November, soft snow falls upon Baihaba, enshrouding the charming village with an air of mystery.

This lake in Inner Mongolia is set among the mountains, where birds including swans and swan geese pass by on their migratory journeys. Starting from early October, crowds of swans would flock here.Snowy white swans would rest, feed and play here. At times, they lock themselves in a loving embrace with their partners. November is the time where this magical lake is filled with contented swans basking in the serenity of nature.

Yunnan in November is blessed with breathtaking autumnal sights. At 2,500m above sea level, amidst the Yunnan highlands, lies an enchanting and mysterious plot of land. This is where you'll find the Nian Lake, mysteriously reflecting a warm pinkish-red glow.There are no red foliage here; all that could be seen on the lake's surface are the lonesome, bare trees. There are not many travelers who come this far; neither are there lodgings nearby. They would miss the etherealness of the setting sun and distant silhouettes. But the most beautiful of all are the black-necked cranes and bar-headed geese. Every November, these water birds migrate here for winter, to be among the tranquil mountains and deep waters. The sprightly birds are at home here, a charming sight atop the red-hued lake.

Shitan in spring and autumn is heaven for visitors and photography enthusiasts from far and wide.In spring, rapeseed fields are a dazzling sight. In autumn, Shitan unravels a different side.There are maple trees sporting striking reds, shimmery golden ginkgo trees, and white chrysanthemums blossoming at the bottom of the mountains. The autumn breeze is everywhere, trailing the various pastoral colors and patterns high up the mountains and through the ancient houses.A light scent lingers in the autumn air, enveloping this friendly village of pristine charm.#Travel Tips# Huizhou's Hongcun and Xidi Villages are crowded with tourists during November. Unlike the high admission ticket price charged to these places, Shitan Village is free to visit. All the more reason to set your heart on Shitan.