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While Huizhou’s beaches and islands offer respite from the bustling cities of China’s Greater Bay Area, inland hikes and historical attractions offer something for everyone

Macao punches above its size with history, culture, nature and food on the menu, as well as the glitz and glamor of casino resorts

Experience one of China’s holiest mountains with a dawn climb – just beware of ‘wobbly leg syndrome’ on the way down

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For thrill-seeking travelers, China’s resorts and parks provide a wide range of experiences, from adrenaline-spiking glass bridges to white water rafting and diving

For an insight into what makes China’s foreign trade tick, plus the best international food on offer, head to Yiwu where traders have been flocking for centuries

Away from the frenetic pace of Hong Kong, no-car Lamma Island is an oasis of calm with great food options, treks, beaches and a walk on the wild side