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China-13-Index 1030 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd altitude sickness 896, 1014 Bǎoshān region 681-4 ancient settlements 27 Bāotóu 858-9 Bànpō neolithic village 366 Bǎoxiāng Temple 659 Hóngcūn 381 Barkhor 885 Jiāngtóuzhōu 592-3 Bāshā 620 Jiāohé ruins 787 Bayanhot 846-7 Luótiáncūn 434-5 bazaars, see markets Píngyáo 15, 346-50, 346, 15, 27 beaches tǔlóu 19, 270, 280-3, 566-7, 18 Běidàihé 142 Wǔfū 289 Běihǎi 605 Wùyuán 437-8 Bó’áo 578-9 Xiàméi 288 Dàlián 297 798 Art District 79 Xīdì 380-1 Dōngjiāo Coconut Plantation 575 Yúyuán 265 Hǎinán 569 a Ānhuī 44, 375-95, 376 Hong Kong 475 accommodation 982-5, 1017-18, 1022 climate 377 Macau 522 see also individual locations costs 377 Pǔtuóshān 267 acrobatics highlights 376 qīngdǎo 164-5 Běijīng 101, 102 Huángshān 385-90, 386 Sānyà 581-2, 21 Dūnhuáng 832 Huīzhōu villages 380-5 Shāndōng 144 Guǎngzhōu 540 travel seasons 375 Shíméi Bay 580 Shànghǎi 211 travel to/from 377 Sun & Moon Bay 580 activities 985 travel within 377 Xīngchéng 307 Yángjiāng 554 birdwatching 331, 628-30, 650-1, Túnxī 377-80, 378 675, 873, 972-3 weather 375 Yāntái 173 boat trips 27, 288, 475, 542, 557, animism 940 Yuè Liàng Wān 576 beer 951-2 589, 608, 622, 719, 773-5, 765, Ānshùn 624-6, 626 814, 849 Běidàhú Ski Resort 316 architecture 963-6 caving 455 Běidàihé 142 concession-era 122-4, 161-5, cycling 87, 330-1, 572, 592, 595, 599, 185-92, 277, 384, 418-9, 467, Běihǎi 605-8, 606 655-6, 683, 796, 822, 1001, 21 512, 541 Běijícūn (North Pole village) 332-3 hiking 29, 170-1, 247, 342, 387-8, Huīzhōu 384 Běijīng 16, 50-112, 52-3, 56, 83, 391, 402-3, 430, 438-40, 442, imperial 26, 55-60, 84-7, 133, 135, 746, 748 480, 482, 509, 523, 557-8, 593, 292-3, 356-64, 827-8, 56, 6 accommodation 50, 88-93 616, 633, 650-1, 667-8, 678, 680, 689, 697, 717, 726, 727, 731, 737, Lǐngnán 544-5 activities 87 738, 741, 743-4, 796, 805, 820, modern 26, 75, 78, 81-2, 194, 195, Běihǎi Park & Xīchéng North 80 821-2, 826, 876, 894, 509 467, 499, 519 city walls 74 horse riding 731, 737, 740, 784, Army of Terracotta Warriors 12, climate 50, 51, 54 805, 822, 862 364-5, 911, 12 costs 51 mountain climbing 577-8 art deco 963 courses 88 Plank Walk 369 arts & architecture 544, 953-66 Dōngchéng Central 62-3 rafting 455-6, 654, 805 atlas 800 drinking 99-100 rock climbing 75, 479, 595, 654 ATMs 989 Drum Tower & Dōngchéng North skiing 310, 316, 329 68-9 surfing 33, 581 b eating 50, 93-9 swimming 87, 267, 297-8, 419, 589, Badain Jaran Desert 860 entertainment 100-2 600, 602, 684 Bāguà villages 557 food 95, 98 table tennis 87 Bāguà Zhǎng 978-9 Forbidden City 6, 55-60, 56, 6 air travel 996-8 Bái Tǎ 857 highlights 52-3 airports 996 Bai Third Moon Festival 31, 510, 651 history 51 Běijīng Capital Airport 23 Báishā 665-6 hútòng 16, 71, 96, 101, 71, 16 Hong Kong International Airport 23 Báishuǐtái 670, 676 internet access 104 Shànghǎi Pǔdōng International Bakong Scripture Printing Press & itineraries 54 Airport 23 Monastery 735 language 54 Bamboo Sea 632, 726, 746-7 maps 104 000 Map pages Bamboo Temple 643-4 markets 103 000 Photo pages Bank of China Building 470-1 medical services 104 Bàojīng 624 PSB 105 1031 Sānlǐtún & Cháoyáng 76 Mongolia 856 Mǎtí Sì 826 shopping 102-4 Myanmar (Burma) 686, 687 Mògāo Caves 833-5 sights 54-87 Nepal 903 Pǔtuóshān 267 Summer Palace 84-7, 86 Pakistan 797 Seven Star Crags Park 555 Temple of Heaven Park & Russia 328, 864 Swallow’s Cavern 648 Dōngchéng South 73 South Korea 127, 169, 175, 301, Ten Thousand Buddha Cave 372 Tiān’ānmén Square 60-1, 746 306 Wǔdàlián Chí 331 tourist information 105 Taiwan 280 Wǔlíngyuán 455 INDE travel seasons 50 Tajikistan 797 Xūmí Shān 850 travel to/from 105-7 Thailand 693 Yúngāng Caves 16, 338-9, 16 X travel within 107, 109 Tibet 676 Zhījīn Cave 627 B-C walking tour 71 v ietnam 604, 609, 643 caving 455 weather 50 Buddhism 935-7, 964-5 cell phones 23 beliefs 934-40 budget 22 Central Mid-Levels Escalator 467 Bù’ěrjīn 803-4 bicycle hire schemes 259 ceramics 440, 550, 957-8, 958 Bìfēngxiá Panda Base 712-13 Bund 8, 180, 182-3, 8, 186-7 Chángbái Shān 310-13 Big Goose Pagoda 359 business hours 985 Changbai Waterfall 311 Big Lǐkēng 438 Chángchūn 316-18, 317 Bīngyù valley 303 C Chángshā 446-51, 447 Bǐngzhōngluò 680-1 Cài Family Former Residence 579 Cháozhōu 563-5, 564 birdwatching 331, 972-3 calligraphy 954 Charklik 803 Nàpà Hǎi 675 canal towns Chen Clan Ancestral Hall 539 q īnghǎi Lake 873 Lìjiāng 659-661, 753 Chen Family Compound 769 Wēibǎo Shān 650-1 Lùzhí 243-4 Chen Tingjing 353 Wēiníng 628-30 Mùdú 244-5 Chéngdé 133-8, 134 Bó’áo 578-80 q ībǎo 197 Chéngdū 701-11, 702-3 boat travel Sūzhōu 234-9 Chéngkǎnǎ 383 travel to/from China 220, 1000 Tai O 482 Chéngyáng Wind & Rain Bridge travel within China 1001-2 Tónglǐ 242-3 594 boat trips 27 Wūzhèn 261-2 Cherchen 802-3 Bǐnglíng Sì 814 Zhōuzhuāng 245-6 Chìkǎn 553 Chóngqìng City 765 Zhūjiājiǎo 220, 3 children, travel with 198, 985 Huāshān cliff murals 608 Cāng Shān 656 China Shànghǎi International Arts Lèshān 719 Cāngyán Shān 132-3 Festival 199 Lí River 14, 27, 589, 599, 14, 503 Cantonese language 1021-3 Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Nine Twists River 288 Cǎo’ān Manichaean Temple 287 history 177, 920, 921, 922-3 Pearl River 542 Cǎohǎi Lake 629 museums & historical sites 191-2, q īngyuǎn 557 car travel 23, 1002-3 372, 432, 442, 446, 448, 541 Shànghǎi 198, 199 driver’s licence 1002 Chinese opera 495, 539, 709, 962, 963-4, Star Ferry 475 casinos 528 747 Běijīng 81, 102 Yangzi River 8, 35, 770-5, 772, 9 Cave Temple 859-60 Chóngqìng 757 Yellow River 849 caves Guǎndōng 538, 539-40, 545, 564 Zhènyuǎn 622 Bezeklik Caves 787 books 906, 959-61, 976 Bǐnglíng Sì 814 Hong Kong 481, 495 Diamond Sutra 914 Dàzú Buddhist Caves 766-7 Jiāngsū 231, 238-9, 241 Encyclopaedia of Chinese culture Dripping Water Cave 451 Sìchuān 709 914 dwellings 351 Shaanxi 362 martial arts 979 Gānjiā grasslands 820 Shànghǎi 211, 212 Mao: A Life 924 Gǔyájū 112 Tibet 888 Midnight in Peking 923 Hǎikǒu volcanic Cluster Geopark Chìshuǐ 630-1 The Rape of Nanjing 228 575 Chöde Gompa 736 The Sun Shines on the Sanggan Kizil Thousand Buddha Caves Chóngqìng 46, 754-69, 755 River 925 789-90 climate 756 border crossings 998-1000 Lǐjiāshān 351 costs 756 Japan 127, 169 Lónggōng Cave 626-7 highlights 755 Kazakhstan 783 Lóngmén Caves 407-9, 39 history 756 Kyrgyzstan 797 Luómèi Lotus Cave 610 travel seasons 754 Laos 643, 695 Màijī Shān 837-8 weather 754 1032 Chóngqìng City 756-66, 757, 758-9, Macau 512 cuisine, see food 762 q īngdǎo 161-5 cultural events Chóngshàn Temple 343 Shāmiàn Island 541 Bai Third Moon Festival 31, 510, 651 Chóngwǔ 286 Shànghǎi 180, 185-7, 190 Confucius’ Birthday 33 chorten Tiānjīn 122-4 Miao New Year 33 Báitǎ Gōngyuán 736-7 Wǔhàn 418-9 Monlam Great Prayer Festival 30, Gomar Gompa 874 Confucianism 938-9 510, 818 Gòngtáng Chörten 817 Confucius 155, 909-10 Walking Around the Mountain INDE Gyantse Kumbum 895 Confucius Forest 159 Festival 31 Cultural Revolution 925-6 Kumbum Monastery 872 Confucius Mansion 158-9 X currency 22 Potala Palace 14, 886, 889, 14 Confucius Temple (qūfù) 157-8, 508 C-D customs 985-6 Tǎgōng Monastery 731 consulates 987-8 cycling Wútún Sì 874 costs 990 Běijīng 87 Christianity 939 Ānhuī 377 ě rhǎi Hú 655-6 Chuāndǐxià 111-12 Běijīng 51 Guǎngxī 592, 595, 599 churches & cathedrals 940 Chóngqìng 756 Běijīng 66 Fújiàn 272 Hǎinán 572, 21 Hā’ěrbīn 322 Gānsù 810 Hong Kong 484 Karakoram Highway 796 Hángzhōu 254 Guǎngdōng 535 Lángmùsì 822 Hong Kong 474, 478 Guǎngxī 587 Macau 523 Lúshān 442 Guìzhōu 613 Téngchōng 683 Macau 513-4 Hǎinán 571 tours 1001 Píngyáo 15, 346-50, 346, 15 Héběi 122 Wǔdàlián Chí 330-1 q īngdǎo 163-4 Hēilóngjiāng 321 Yángshuò 595, 599 Shànghǎi 197 Hénán 398 Tiānjīn 123 Hong Kong 466 city walls Húběi 418 d Běijīng 74 Húnán 446 Dai New Year 31 Chóngwǔ 286 Inner Mongolia 853 Dai Temple 150-1 Dàtóng 337 Jiāngsū 223 Dàlǐ 651-5, 652 Fènghuáng 460 Jiāngxī 432 Dàlián 296-301, 298, 302 Guìlín 587 Jílín 310 Dàlián International Beer Festival Guōyù 352 Liáoníng 292 31-2, 300 Jīmíngyì 142-3 Macau 514 Dàlián oil disaster 297 Jīngzhōu 423 Níngxià 842 Dàměnglóng 694-5 Kāifēng 413 q īnghǎi 867 Dānbā (Rongtrak) 729-30 Nánjīng 229 Shaanxi (Shǎnxī) 356 Dāndōng 303-6, 305 Píngyáo 15, 347, 15, 27 Shāndōng 146 dangers 991-2, 1002, see also scams Shàngdū (Xanadu) 858 Shànghǎi 177 Dǎngjiācūn 370-1 Sōngpān 740 Shānxī 336 dānxiá 826 Xī’ān 357 Sìchuān 700 Dàochéng (Dabpa) 738-9 Xīngchéng 306-7 Tiānjīn 122 Dàoyùnlóu 565 Xīníng 869 Tibet 883 Dàpéng Fortress 561 Zhàoqìng 555 Xīnjiāng 778 Dàtóng 336-8, 337 Zhèngdìng 130 Yúnnán 635 Dàzú Buddhist Caves 766-7 Zhènyuǎn 622 Zhèjiāng 249 Dégé (Derge) 734-5 climate 22, 22 see also individual courses Déhāng 457-8 regions Buddhist philosophy 672 Déhóng Prefecture 684-6 Coloane 522-3 cooking 85, 88, 198, 596, 744 demographics 931 communism 940 culture 88 Dēngfēng 401-4 concession-era architecture language 88, 595, 989 Déqīn 676-7 Gǔlàng Yǔ 277 martial arts 88, 198, 425-6, 482, Déshèngbǎo 339 Hànkǒu 418 595, 979 Détiān Waterfall 608-9 Hong Kong 467 painting 672 Diān Chí 644-5 tea 85 diàojiǎolóu 460, 624 000 Map pages traditional Chinese medicine 85 diāolóu 11, 552, 11 volunteering 595 Dinosaur Museum 723 000 Photo pages credit cards 989-90 discounts 984, 986 1033 Dōngjiāo coconut plantation 575 festivals & events 30-3, 510, 962, 32, Flaming Mountains 786 Dragon Boat Festival 31, 510, 510 510 see also cultural events, Fódǐng Mountain 267 Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terraces 10, individual festivals, sporting food 11, 28, 504, 764, 941-52, 504-5, events 593-4, 10 942, 11 see also individual aurora borealis 332 Drepung Monastery 887-8 regions beer 31-2 drinking 1018-19, 1022 Fújiàn 276 Closed-door
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