China’s Coldest Village Sparks Frosty Tourism Boom
From icy challenge to economic opportunity: How China’s coldest village turned subzero temperatures into a booming tourist attraction.
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Butter Sculptures ‘Bloom’ at China’s Ta’er Monastery for Lantern Festival
Ta’er Monastery’s annual butter sculpture exhibition showcases Tibetan Buddhist artistry during China’s Lantern Festival, blending tradition with environmental themes.
Harbin’s Frozen Dawn: A Bite of Authentic NE China Life
Join reporters braving -20°C in Harbin’s Zaolin Market, where steaming flatbread and Russian-inspired dumplings reveal northeast China’s spirited morning rituals.
China’s Arctic Edge: Winter Wonders in Mohe City
Explore Mohe City, China’s northernmost wilderness, where snowmobiling and icy panoramas meet cross-border vistas along the Russian frontier.
Lingchuan County Boosts Winter Tourism with $690K Voucher Initiative
Shanxi’s Lingchuan County distributes 5M yuan in winter tourism vouchers, blending economic strategy with adventure travel to boost regional growth.
Birdwatching Boom Triggers Eco-Tourism Surge in China
China\u2019s birdwatching craze drives eco-tourism growth, with rare bird sightings and community conservation efforts attracting global travelers.
Explore China’s Winter Wonderland at Its Northernmost Point
Discover Mohe City’s snow-covered landscapes, winter sports, and cross-border scenery with Russia in China’s northernmost region.
Skiers in Peking Opera Costumes Redefine Winter Sports in Jilin
Skiers in traditional Peking Opera costumes are blending cultural heritage with winter sports at Jilin’s Songhua Lake Resort, drawing global attention.
Factory Tours Become China’s Hottest Spring Festival Trend
China’s Spring Festival sees a rise in industrial tourism, with over 300,000 bookings in Beijing. Factory tours offer immersive tech and manufacturing insights, reshaping holiday travel.
Industrial Tourism Surges in China During Spring Festival
China’s industrial tourism takes center stage this Spring Festival, with factory tours like Xiaomi’s attracting over 300,000 visitors seeking immersive experiences.