Top 10 cities in China - Best city in China.

It's not shocking to learn that China cities are overflowing with people, this was the first country in the world with a population over a billion after all and is still the most populous country in world history so far on the other hand saying just how populous China's top 10 cities are put things into another perspective entirely. collectively they're home to 260 million people which is the same as the entire US - California and New York State.

So let's check out the 10 biggest Chinese cities

1.  Shanghai

  

Shanghai

Shanghai is population ranges from between 25 to 35 million depending on where you look here an e or the large Chinese cities getting accurate population statistics can be daunting due to imprecise and sirs techniques and large populations of migrant workers indeed it takes only one glimpse at the city's sparkling lúcia guy skyline over the young / River for you to realize you're in one of the world's largest cities even if you don't go up in the emblematic oriental pearl tower shanghai definitely lives up to its nickname Pearl of the Orient so did you like any of these Chinese cities.

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2. Guangzhou

Guangzhou

Guangzhou moving southeast from Shanghai from the Yangtze River Delta to the Pearl River Delta takes us to the city of Guangzhou the most important in south and China's Guangdong province known historically as Canton the seat of Cantonese language culture and cuisine, today's goons out is a bustling industrial hub that's home to around 25 million people while nearby Hong Kong look at at just two hours by train, tends to siphon off most tourists in this part of China there is plenty to do in Guangzhou.

3.  Beijing

Beijing

Beijing China's most important and longest-standing capital Beijing is probably the city most foreigners associated with China. This mega-metropolis however is more than the smog with which the international media often associates and then 24 million people to which it can be quantified with millennia of history Beijing is a cultural tourist dream whether you spend your day exploring the ancient Forbidden City pondering is juxtaposition with the Mao era Tiananmen Square walk amid the towering skyscrapers of drama district or make a day trip to the Great Wall Beijing has something for everyone.

4.  Shenzhen

Shenzhen

Shenzhen on most world maps it would be impossible to discern Shenzhen from Guangdong. Which sits less than 100 miles away as the crow flies to be sure while both cities are part of the Pearl River Delta mega metro area Shenzhen maintains its own unique identity or you might be more correct to say it's created it prior to the early 1970s this modern city of more than 20 million had a statistically insignificant number of residents.

Of course Shenzhen is much more than the hi-tech industry that has fueled its meteoric population growth in the past five decades or the forests of steel and glass that stands as a monument to it.

5.  Wuhan

Wuhan

Wuhan located nearly 500 miles down the Yangtze from Shanghai. Wuhan feels like another world in many ways, the population is not one of them although you probably haven't heard of this central Chinese city which is the capital of Hubei Province and enjoys non-stop air service to San Francisco. Its number of citizens puts it in the same league as Shanghai and other popular Chinese cities on this list a cool in 19 million, the most famous attraction in Wuhan is the five-story pagoda of the yellow crane tower.

6.  Chengdu

Chengdu

Chengdu of all the huge Chinese cities that are in Beijing or Shanghai Chengdu is probably the one springing to the greatest global prominence Lee's days although it's only home to 18 million people Chengdu is the most important business center in southwestern China. The Sichuan province that surrounds it serving as a transferred deport between Tibet Southeast Asia and the eastern reaches of mainland China Chengdu is just as satisfying for travelers as it is for business people, however, delight in spicy Szechuan cuisine in the city center take a heartwarming day trip to the Chengdu research base of giant panda breeding or venture even further outward to enjoy the spellbinding beauty of these young growl village.

7.  Chongqing

Chongqing

 Changrue is just a couple hours southeast of Chong qing by high-speed train but it's a world away in terms of experience, officially Chongqing is smaller with 17 million people although some population estimates to Chongqing as the world's largest village put it’s  about shanghai and why to some prefer to Chongqing world’s largest village among other reasons because many of the millions of people who now live in its skyscrapers lived on farms less than a decade ago, interacting with them is one of the great joys of visiting the city in addition to seeing a panorama of nancial Mountain trying not to burn your tongue on spicy hot pot or leaking a day trip to finger whole city.

8.  Tianjin

Tianjin

Just as Chongqing is only a short distance from Chengdu by train. Tianjin is sometimes referred to as the port of Beijing on account of its proximity to the capital, don't mistake closeness as congruence the city of 15 million has its own identity and then some to be fair

TNG is dripping with a lot of the same irresistible heritage at its Big Brother to the northwest from the Ming era drum tower to the charming temple of great compassion.

9.  Hangzhou

Hangzhou

As recently as a decade ago many travelers thought of Hangzhou as a day or weekend trip destination from Shanghai. A walk around waste lake a photo at a Lincoln temple you are good to go Hangzhou has since asserted itself as a destination in its own right and not just because it has a population of thirteen point four million it's one of China's largest cities. Take advantage of non-stop flights - hands off from Los Angeles on Sichuan Airlines and make a long weekend of your trip to this underrated City.

10.  Xiong

Xiong

 Although many travelers still don't know Zeon's name or recognize that it was once China's capital. it's nonetheless home to one of China's best-known tourist attractions, the Terracotta Warriors then again while a trip to the city of twelve point nine million wouldn't be complete without paying a visit to the Warriors they merely scratched the surface spanger morning Mountain the walls of the old city.

While marveling at the bell tower at midday and eating your way through the spicy Muslim Quarter by night.