Tonglu Travel Guide: Zhejiang’s Fuchun River Landscape Retreat
Our Tonglu travel guide is written for travelers who know the name of the Fuchun River even if they have never stood on its bank. Tonglu (桐庐) is a county…
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Jurong Travel Guide: Jiangsu’s Maoshan Taoist Mountain Gateway
Our Jurong travel guide comes from routes we have built for travelers who want the spiritual calm of a Taoist mountain without the crowds of China’s headline peaks. Jurong (句容)…
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China for First-Timers: How to Build a 14-Day Route That Actually Works
Start with the hub-and-spoke instinct Most first-timers land in Beijing or Shanghai. Good news: those two cities sit on a high-speed rail network that puts the rest of the country…
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Rongjiang Travel Guide: Guizhou’s Village Super League Football Town
Our Rongjiang travel guide is built from trips we have arranged for readers who wanted to see the grassroots football phenomenon that turned a quiet county in southeast Guizhou into…
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Xichang Travel Guide: Sichuan’s Qionghai Lake and Satellite Launch City
We have sent travelers to Xichang precisely because almost no one else does, and in our experience that is the point. This Xichang travel guide covers a highland city in…
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Wenzhou Travel Guide: Zhejiang’s Coastal City of Mountains and Sea
We have routed travelers through Wenzhou as a quieter alternative to Hangzhou’s crowds, and in our experience this corner of southern Zhejiang rewards anyone who likes their coastline backed by…
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Theme Parks in China: Disney, Chimelong and Beyond
We have taken families, teens, and skeptical adults through China’s big parks, and in our experience the local scene has outgrown its copycat reputation. Theme parks in China now span…
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Studying Mandarin in China: Language Schools and Immersion Tips
We have helped dozens of travelers turn a holiday curiosity into real conversational ability, and in our experience there is no faster way to study Mandarin in China than to…
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Kayaking in China: Rivers, Lakes and Karst Paddling Routes
We have sent travelers to paddle everything from glassy alpine lakes to subtropical mangrove channels, and in our experience the karst rivers of Guangxi remain the single most photogenic place…
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Skydiving in China: Best Drop Zones for Adrenaline Seekers
Most people don’t picture China as a skydiving destination, which is exactly why the travelers we send come back so fired up about it. The sport is younger here than…
