China

6 places

China sits in Asia and is home to about 1.4 billion people. Its capital is Beijing and the local currency is the CNY. On Destli you'll find 6 curated places in China, spanning restaurants, attractions and hotels, concentrated around Hong Kong, Macau and Shenzhen.

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Macau

Macau's Glittering Casino Empire

Holy jackpot! Macau has transformed into Asia's Vegas, and places like City of Dreams and The Venetian are absolutely mind-blowing. We're talking massive casino floors that make your head spin, but also incredible shopping, world-class shows, and restaurants that'll make you forget you're technically still in China. The Venetian's indoor gondola rides through fake Venice canals? Pure theatrical genius.

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City of Dreams Macau

Macau's Vegas-Style Gaming Paradise

City of Dreams Macau is where high-rolling meets high-glamour in this stunning resort complex that's basically Las Vegas transported to Asia. The massive entertainment destination houses luxury hotels, world-class casinos, and some of the most spectacular shows you'll find anywhere in the region. What really sets it apart is how it blends Western casino culture with distinctly Asian luxury touches, creating this wild playground that never sleeps.

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Shenzhen

China's Silicon Valley Awakens

Just forty years ago, Shenzhen was a fishing village with 30,000 people - today it's a neon-lit metropolis of 12 million that makes your iPhone and dreams up tomorrow's gadgets. Walking through this city feels like stepping into the future, where gleaming skyscrapers house tech giants like Tencent and DJI, and night markets buzz with the energy of young entrepreneurs building the next big thing. The speed of transformation here is absolutely mind-blowing - entire districts that didn't exist a decade ago now pulse with innovation and ambition.

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Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Silicon Valley Gets Real

Tucked away in Ma Liu Shui, Hong Kong Science Park is where the city's tech dreams actually happen - and it's way cooler than you'd expect from a corporate campus. This isn't just glass towers and boring meeting rooms; it's a buzzing hub where startups rub shoulders with tech giants, and the energy is absolutely infectious. The whole complex sits right on the waterfront with killer harbor views, making it feel more like a futuristic resort than your typical business park.

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Yung Kee Hong Kong

Hong Kong's Legendary Roast Goose Empire

When someone says 'I'd head straight to Yung Kee,' you know you're dealing with a Hong Kong institution that's earned serious street cred. This Central district powerhouse has been the go-to spot for locals and food-obsessed visitors who understand that the best roast goose in the city doesn't come from a fancy hotel restaurant. The fact that they have their own building on Wellington Street tells you everything about how legendary this place has become in Hong Kong's cutthroat food scene.

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Tim Ho Wan North Point

The World's Cheapest Michelin Star

Tim Ho Wan made history as the first dim sum shop to earn a Michelin star, and this North Point location keeps that legendary tradition alive without the Central district crowds. You're looking at the same har gow and BBQ pork buns that put this humble tea house on the global map, served in a no-frills setting where locals still queue up for what might be the world's most affordable starred cuisine. The magic happens in those perfectly pleated dumplings and that sweet, sticky char siu that made food critics lose their minds.

Capital: BeijingPop: 1,439,323,7769,596,961 km²CNY