Explore China With Timeshares

Timeshares also tend to be more economical than hotels or motels because of the shared ownership that is the cornerstone to timeshares' success. When you buy timeshare you're actually purchasing an increment of time at the resort of your choice. Your purchase will secure you with one or more weeks every year, every other year or even every third year (depending on your vacation availability and desires.) Other owners will also purchase time there and the cost will be divided among all of you; with you paying for only what you use.

If you're looking for an urban timeshare, check out the Garden Hotel in the center of Guangzhou (the capital of the Guangdong province). Ideally located on the Pearl River Delta, near the South China Sea, the Garden Hotel is a high-class resort catering to urbanites young and old.

More rural locales won't have as many timeshares to choose from, but still offer the opportunity for vacationers who act quickly to secure vacations in, say, the mountains of Yangshuo every year or every other year. Yangshuo is a town near Guilin that is world-renowned for it's spectacular mountain climbing. Vacationers come from all over the world to climb the limestone mountains that envelope the Li River. The mountains, whose peaks stretch to the sky in tall thin points, got their unique shape from being molded under water centuries ago.