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If there is one place in China that truly feels like stepping into a traditional ink painting, it’s Huangshan — the Yellow Mountain. I had seen countless Chinese scrolls and paintings depicting misty peaks, gnarled pines, and seas of clouds, but standing there in person was something else entirely. The journey began in Tunxi, the […]

When I first set foot in China, I quickly realized that to understand this vast country, you have to experience two things: its culture and its food. Both are inseparable, woven together like threads in a centuries-old tapestry. Every meal in China feels like an invitation into history. Sitting down to a steaming bowl of

If you’ve ever dreamed of stepping off the beaten path and into one of China’s most remote and pristine wildernesses, Medog is your destination. Nestled in the southeastern corner of the Tibet Autonomous Region, this hidden gem is like a slice of untouched paradise, where towering mountains, lush valleys, and ancient Tibetan culture blend seamlessly

Traveling through the Forbidden City in Beijing, China, is an immersive experience that evokes a range of powerful emotions. As I approached the colossal golden gates, I felt an immediate sense of reverence, as if crossing into a realm where history and legend intertwine. The air was thick with quiet anticipation, and the silence was

I arrived in Dali on a bus from Lijiang, watching the landscape change as we rolled past rice fields and small villages. The first glimpse of Erhai Lake took my breath away — a huge stretch of silver-blue water, with mountains guarding it on both sides. I knew right then that this wasn’t going to

I had always heard the old Chinese saying: “Above there is heaven, below there are Suzhou and Hangzhou.” But it wasn’t until I set foot in Hangzhou that I understood why this city has inspired poets and painters for centuries. My journey began at West Lake — the heart and soul of Hangzhou. Early in

When I first stepped into Chengdu, I expected the usual bustle of a major Chinese city — but instead, I found a place that seemed to breathe at a slower, richer pace. The air carried the scent of Sichuan peppercorns, the chatter of tea houses spilled into the streets, and every corner felt like it

Guilin, famous for its stunning karst landscapes and serene waterways, is one of China’s most enchanting destinations. With just three days, you can immerse yourself in its natural beauty, rich culture, and delicious cuisine. Here’s a perfect 3-day itinerary to help you experience the best Guilin has to offer. Day 1: Explore the Iconic Li

Dunhuang, in the far west of Gansu Province, is a place where the past feels startlingly present. The moment you arrive, the dry desert air and the wide, open sky hint that this is not just another tourist destination—it’s a living fragment of history. For centuries, Dunhuang stood as a vital gateway on the ancient

Beijing: Where Imperial Grandeur Meets Everyday Life Beijing isn’t a city you simply “visit”—it’s a city that wraps you in layers of history, power, and energy. From the moment I stepped onto its broad avenues, framed by old plane trees and guarded by ancient gates, I could feel the weight of centuries pressing gently against