China keeps calling us back and each time we go it surprises us yet again with its blend unique history and everlasting traditions to the ultra modern megacities and technology.
Visiting the ancient cities of Suzhou and Nanjing reminds us of the length of the Chinese empire while Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong bring us into the future.
Man Mo Temple is a smoky, atmospheric, magical delight of a temple located in Hong Kong. Built in 1847 during the Qing Dynasty, it is considered one of the oldest temples in the city and is famous for its saturated hues of gold and red coils of incense. About Man Mo Temple Man Mo Temple has been used to worship… Read More
Margarita Steinhardt of The Wildlife Diaries takes us to the Tibetan Plateau in search of the elusive Chinese Mountain Cat and other fascinating wildlife. Located on the eastern edge of the Tibetan Plateau, in the north-west of China’s Sichuan province, Zoige county was historically part of the Tibetan Amdo Region. If it is adventure you are looking for, this final… Read More
Local Expert Monkey Steals Peach shares her picks for where to get off the beaten track in China. We all know about the majestic Great Wall, the epic Terracotta Army, the beautiful skyline of Shanghai, and the dreamlike scenery of Guilin. However, China is the forth biggest country in the world, and there is just so much to see and… Read More
It’s been a few years since we were in China, but thanks to the video editing help of Geoff Matthews of Wandertooth, we finally have the opportunity to show you our videos from past travels. If you want to do some easy Great Wall hiking, the Mutianyu Section of the Great Wall of China is the perfect location. Read more… Read More
What comes to mind when you think of visiting China? Whether it’s hiking the Great Wall near Beijing, exploring Shanghai’s Bund, or eating Dim Sum in Hong Kong, China is known for its massive coastal cities. While these places are well-worth a visit, many travelers skip over the hidden gems in China’s interior, but I’m here to tell you why… Read More
I will never forget my first day in China. As I stepped outside my hotel room for the very first time, I was hit by a wave of hot humid air. It wasn’t the kind of heat that makes you sweat, but the kind that makes you question the level of oxygen in the air. Was there any? It was… Read More
