Under the Shadow of the Leshan Giant Buddha
Stand beneath the Leshan Giant Buddha where a shoulder spans wider than a tennis court. Discover why this colossal marvel is a must-visit for global travelers.
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Jingmai Mountain’s Cobblestone Road: A Slow Path to Tea Heritage
Jingmai Mountain in Yunnan Province opts for cobblestone roads over asphalt to slow traffic, reduce pollution, and deepen immersion in its UNESCO-listed tea culture heritage.
From Rainforest to Table: Jingmai Mountain’s Wild Feast
Head to Jingmai Mountain’s rainforest with a Bulang guide for a wild foraging feast: lemongrass, mushrooms, bamboo worms, and Pu’er tea-stewed wild boar under banana leaves.
Learning Uygur in Xinjiang: A Brit’s Experience That Disproves the Ban
A British student in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region shares how learning Uygur thrives in Urumqi, busting myths of a language ban.
Liuxing Street: A Living Tapestry of Xinjiang’s Cultures
Discover Liuxing Street in Ili, where Uygur, Kazakh, Han Chinese, Mongolian and Russian cultures blend in a vibrant mix of food, music and community—a snapshot of Xinjiang’s diverse spirit.
Kazanqi’s Revival: Where Heritage and Local Life Thrive
Discover Kazanqi’s transformation in Yining: 3,000+ locals drive tourism, handicrafts and cultural experiences, blending heritage with modern charm.
Shanghai Summer Ignites Immersive Cultural Adventure
Shanghai’s “Shanghai Summer” transforms the city into a 3-month immersive festival with cosplay, live shows, martial arts and city walks, boosting its global tourism appeal.
Summer Glow at Yuncheng Salt Lake: China’s 4,000-Year-Old Gem
Yuncheng Salt Lake in Shanxi Province transforms into a glowing mosaic of colors under the early summer sun, showcasing its 4,000-year legacy as China’s ‘Dead Sea’.
New Visa-Free Policy Sparks Surge in Authentic China Travel
China’s visa-free entry policy is drawing travelers beyond the Great Wall to immersive local experiences, from hutong tours to traditional tea ceremonies.