China, being one of the largest countries in the world, has a variety of different subcultures, many of which have their own individual merits. Touring the whole country gives you the great opportunity to experience that diversity.

Your experiences can vary greatly depending upon where you are in China. The different regions have different cultural practices, and different levels of historical importance. The latter translates into a large difference in the architecture of the buildings, with many cultural heritage locations in some areas, and less in others. These are by no means the only differences however, as you can also expect to see different cuisine depending upon where you are. A little known fact about China is that there are three languages native to China, and coupling this with the fact that more than 100 million Koreans live there, means that the diversity that you see there is readily apparent to any visitor.