Travel Guide

China rarely tops the global honeymoon list, yet for couples already planning a trip here it offers a surprising spread of romantic settings: tropical beaches, misty mountain towns, quiet lakes,…

Surfing in China is younger than the sport almost anywhere else, but the past decade has built a real scene along the southern coast. A China surfing guide today points…

Most visitors picture China as mountains and cities, but the country has a long tropical coastline along the South China Sea that supports real reef life. A proper China diving…

China in July and August is hot across most of its lowland cities. Beijing, Shanghai, Wuhan, and Chongqing regularly sit above 35°C with heavy humidity. The good news is that…

This China rainy season guide explains when the wet weather hits, where typhoons land, and how to keep a trip enjoyable even when the sky will not cooperate. Rain in…

This China senior travel guide helps older visitors plan a trip that is comfortable, safe, and still full of the sights that make the country worth the long flight. A…

This China birdwatching guide maps out the country’s best wetlands, the seasons when rare species appear, and the basic gear a first-timer needs. China sits on the East Asian-Australasian flyway,…

This China stargazing guide points you to the darkest, most accessible skies in the country and tells you when to go. China has huge arid and high-plateau regions where city…

This China beaches guide covers where to swim, when the water is warm, and how to stay safe on the country’s long coastline. China has more than 18,000 kilometres of…

China is a cyclist’s sleeper hit. The terrain runs from flat rice-country lanes to high plateau passes, and the roads are generally well paved and surprisingly bike-friendly once you leave…