In the far south of Shanxi Province, where the Yellow River bends past the borders of Shaanxi and Henan, Yuncheng is a crossroads of Chinese history that most foreign travelers…
At the southern tip of Henan Province, where the plains give way to the forested hills of the Huai River basin, Xinyang is a gentle outlier. It is the one…
Tucked into the southwestern corner of Henan Province, Nanyang is one of those Chinese cities that rewards travelers who venture beyond the headline destinations. Often passed through on the way…
Handan, in southern Hebei, is one of China’s oldest continuously named cities, with a recorded history stretching back more than three thousand years. This Handan travel guide is for foreign…
Tangshan sits in northeastern Hebei, an industrial city rebuilt after a devastating 1976 earthquake and now best known to travelers for two things: the magnificent Eastern Qing Tombs and a…
Suqian is a green, low-rise city in northern Jiangsu built where the Grand Canal meets the broad waters of Luoma Lake. This Suqian travel guide is for foreign visitors who…
Huai’an lies where the Grand Canal crosses the Huai River in northern Jiangsu, a city built on water, trade, and scholarship. This Huai’an travel guide is for foreign visitors who…
Zhaoqing sits in western Guangdong where the Beijiang and Xijiang rivers meet, cradled by the same limestone karst scenery that made nearby Guilin famous. This Zhaoqing travel guide is written…
Yulin sits in the far north of Shaanxi Province, out where the Loess Plateau meets the edge of the Mu Us Desert and the Great Wall once marked the frontier…
Chifeng sits in the eastern corner of Inner Mongolia, where the grasslands of the north meet the mountains and farmland of Hebei Province. A good Chifeng travel guide has to…