Guiyuan Temple Wuhan Guide: Colorful Buddhist Peace in Hubei
When people plan a trip around the Yangtze middle reaches, the obvious draws are the river and the famous towers, but the quiet gem that locals in Hubei actually treasure…
When people plan a trip around the Yangtze middle reaches, the obvious draws are the river and the famous towers, but the quiet gem that locals in Hubei actually treasure…
If you visit only one Buddhist site in China, make it the White Horse Temple (白马寺, Baima Si) on the eastern edge of Luoyang. Tradition holds that it is the…
Most theme parks recreate fantasy worlds. Millennium City Park in Kaifeng (清明上河园, Qingming Shanghe Yuan) does something rarer: it rebuilds a real moment in history. The park is a living…
Of all the ancient sites we have helped travelers plan in China, the Confucius Temple in Qufu (孔庙) is the one that most reliably silences first-time visitors. It is not…
In the far west of Tibet, China, near the border with India and Nepal, the Zanda Earth Forest rises from the valley floor like a petrified city. These towering columns…
The Yulong River is the gentler sister of the Li River, a narrow, jade-green tributary that winds through the karst peaks and flooded rice paddies around Yangshuo in Guangxi. Where…
Perched at about 3,700 meters in the mountains above Kangding, Mugecuo Lake is the largest alpine lake in the Jiajing region of Sichuan and one of the quietest high-altitude escapes…
Stretching roughly 400 kilometers along the northern bend of the Yellow River, the Kubuqi Desert is the seventh largest desert in China and the closest true sand sea to Beijing….
Tengger Desert travel opens a different side of China: a vast sand sea where golden dunes roll to the horizon and unexpected freshwater lakes glitter between them. The name means…
Mingyong Glacier travel brings you to one of the most striking sights in northwest Yunnan: a river of ice that spills down from the sacred peak of Meili Snow Mountain…