SCENERY IN CHINESE MOVIE
SCENERY IN CHINESE TV

The Central Asian influence here is so strong here that the alleys in Kasghar's Old Town were central to Amir's story in the Kite Runner. The popular film 'The Kite Runner', based on the book by Afghan-American author Khaled Hosseini, was filmed in Kashgar, in China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. To plan your visit to Huangyao Ancient Town, click here and contact someone at China Highlights about creating your own itinerary. The scenery is beautiful, and watching this will definitely inspire a visit to the village, as it is one of the most beautiful ancient villages in China. The Painted Veil is about a British doctor fighting a cholera outbreak in a Chinese village while living with his unfaithful wife, and was filmed in Huangyao Ancient Town in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, on the lower side of the Li River, 200 km from Guilin. 5) The Painted Veil - Huangyao Ancient Town To find out more about our tours to Zhangjiajie, click here. Zhangjiajie's administration is extremely proud of the influence they had on Avatar, with Avatar posters and Avatar memorabilia scattered throughout the park for photo opportunities. Avatar takes the beautiful scenery and uses it as a backdrop for the film, but the National Forest Park itself is just as impressive. Inspired by Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in Hunan province, the sheer beauty of this park makes it a must visit for anyone who loves nature, or loved Avatar. One way to fully experience this is to take our Silk Road Tour, which passes through Dunhuang as traders have done since the Han Dynasty. The desert backdrop used in Hero is Dunhuang's Gobi desert - a popular tourist destination and ancient town on the Silk Road where travelers from centuries ago have left behind beautiful mural paintings in the Buddhist caves and grottoes that so valuable that they are now under UNESCO protection.

Jiuzhaogou National Park is a natural area mainly inhabited by Tibetan and Qiang ethnic minority families, and offers some of the most inspiring lake sceneries throughout the world. For example, the scene with the sword fight on the water was filmed in Jiuzhaigou National Park, one of China's most beautiful national parks, located in Sichuan province. Hero, the story of Jing Ke's assassination attempt of the Emperor of the Qin Dynasty in 227 BC has some great locations in it, and could be a tour of China in itself. There is so much to see throughout the city that it can take anywhere from a day to five days to catch everything you've always wanted to see.

Click here to see the vast range of Beijing tours that we offer at China Highlights. The Forbidden City is a must in any China trip, and watching The Last Emperor before your visit will enhance your experience. The film gives a great account of life at Beijing's Forbidden City, while also capturing the beautiful grand palace in its historical and architectural glory. Not only is the last emperor an important film in terms of understanding China's history, but some of the important locations and backdrops in the film are also beautiful and worth a visit in real life.

SCENERY IN CHINESE MOVIE

China Highlights offers a three day tour covering all of these astonishing sites, so that you can see some of your favorite movie landscapes with your own eyes. The rocks and pines on the Yellow Mountain are also not far from UNESCO-recognised ancient traditional villages Xidi and Hongcun which offer a traditional atmosphere.

For example, a lot of the movie is filmed on Huangshan, Yellow Mountain, and its various sites (including Feicun Valley and JiuLong Waterfall) comprise one of the most popular tourist destinations throughout the country. One of the most popular, if not the most popular, Chinese film abroad offers some great Chinese scenery worth visiting when coming here on holiday.

1) Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Yellow Mountain

SCENERY IN CHINESE TV

Here is a compilation of our favorite TV and film destinations throughout China. Much of China's countryside and landscape is so untouched that it provides the perfect backdrops for films, and adds that touch of magic and mystery that you can experience first-hand if you go visit these famous movie locations. If you wanted to, you could spend the rest of your life touring around China and visiting popular sites that have appeared in popular films both Chinese and International films.

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