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Nestled in the northeastern part of the Tibetan Plateau, Qinghai is a mesmerizing province in western China that captives with its vast, pristine landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Renowned for the strikingly beautiful Qinghai Lake, the largest saltwater lake in China, this region offers breathtaking views that shift from turquoise waters to lush wetlands surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Qinghai is also the starting point of the mighty Yellow River, revered as the cradle of Chinese civilization. Travelers can immerse themselves in the serene beauty of the plateau, explore the historical Kumbum Monastery – one of Tibetan Buddhism’s most significant monastic universities, and witness the harmonious blend of Han, Tibetan, and Hui cultures that define the region. Whether seeking adventure, spiritual solace, or cultural enrichment, Qinghai provides an unforgettable journey through one of China’s most enchanting and lesser-known territories.

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China, an East Asian country, is renowned for its vast landscape stretching from deserts in the west to the Pacific Ocean at the east. It's known for its prolific culture and history, boasting landmarks like the Great Wall spreading across its northern frontier and the Terracotta Army in Xi'an symbolizing its ancient war legacy. Its capital, Beijing, hosts marvels such as the Forbidden City palace complex and Tiananmen Square, while Shanghai, the largest city, dazzles with its sparkling skyline featuring the Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower. China also has a rich culinary history, with its varied cuisines offering countless flavors to travelers, from spicy Sichuan dishes to succulent dimsum delicacies. In essence, it offers a blend of modern innovation, rich history, diverse scenery, and vibrant traditions to its visitors.

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Travelers to China are strongly advised to exercise a high degree of caution due to potential arbitrary local law enforcement. Both the Canadian and Australian Governments advise of this high caution level. Be aware of all local laws to avoid any unforeseen legal issues. Stay informed, vigilant and safe throughout your travels.

I feel safe overall and I do like the beauty there. The food is delicious if you like meat. I personally don’t like the strong wind sometimes. After 10 there would be fewer people outside so I think it is safer to stay indoors if you are not planning to see the stars!

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