Page not found (404)

Request Method: GET
Request URL: https://www.9travel.net/China/Kaifeng/95/

Using the URLconf defined in ninetravel.urls, Django tried these URL patterns, in this order:

  1. admin/
  2. fo-verify.html [name='fo-verify']
  3. [name='index']
  4. travelsites/<product>/<sitea>-vs-<siteb>/ [name='comparison']
  5. travelsites/<product>/<slug>/ [name='site']
  6. articles/all/ [name='allarticles']
  7. articles/<slug>/ [name='article']
  8. questions/tag/<slug>/ [name='questionstag']
  9. questions/all/ [name='questionslist']
  10. questions/<slug>/ [name='questions']
  11. hotel/<hotel_id>/<slug>/ [name='property']
  12. travel-guide/city/<countryslug>/<slug>/<pk>/all-hotels/ [name='allproperties']
  13. travel-guide/city/<countryslug>/<slug>/<pk>/ [name='city']
  14. travel-guide/country/all/ [name='countries']
  15. travel-guide/country/<countryslug>/ [name='country']
  16. stats/ [name='stats']
  17. <countryslug>/<cityslug>/<slug>/<pk>/ [name='attraction']
  18. about/ [name='about']
  19. amadeus/ [name='amadeustest']
  20. r/<slug>/ [name='redirect']
  21. sitemap.xml [name='django.contrib.sitemaps.views.sitemap']
  22. ckeditor/
  23. ads [name='adstxt']

The current path, China/Kaifeng/95/, didn't match any of these.

You're seeing this error because you have DEBUG = True in your Django settings file. Change that to False, and Django will display a standard 404 page.