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Traveling to the Autonomous County of Tujia and Miao of Youyang, near Chongqing

Located to the southeast of the Municipality of Chongqing, the most extensive and populated of the four Chinese municipalities (Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, and Chongqing), the autonomous county of Tujia and Miao of Youyang (酉阳土家族苗族自治县) is the largest county of the Municipality. Called Youzhou in ancient times, Youyang represents a real cultural cradle for the 18 […]

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Bordering on Hong Kong: The easiest routes in and out of Shenzhen

Shekou Ferry Terminal Shenzhen by Chris At first glance, it’s hard to believe that the Chinese city of Shenzhen, situated directly north of Hong Kong on mainland China, was nothing more than a sleepy fishing village back in 1979. This area became China’s first, and one of its most successful, Special Economic Zones and is

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Yuntai Mountain: The Henan’s AAAAA scenic area, whatever that it means (Photo Essays)

In this article you’ll find a review of the most popular natural reserve of Henan province, the Yuntai mountain. You’ll also find a lot of pics and all the info you need to know for visiting this place. Enjoy! Yuntai Mountain The Yuntai mountain (云台山) is located in the Xiuwu county (修武) that belongs to

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The Kanas National Nature Reserve, in Xinjiang

The Kanas National Nature Reserve, in Xinjiang (Photo Essays)

Note: at the end of the article you’ll find a photo gallery of 20 photographs taken of the Reserve. The Kanas National Nature Reserve is found in the heart of the Altai Mountains, in Xinjiang, at the border with Kazakhstan, Russia and Mongolia, and owes its fame to Lake Kanas and its alpine scenery. An

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VIsa on Arrival China

How to Obtain the 5-Days Visa (VOA) for Shenzhen

Temporary visas for Shenzhen are issued for tourism purposes only. In the article below, we go into further details and update the information offered in our previous article on business visas, as well as give answers to the following questions. How to Obtain the 5-Days Visa (VOA) for Shenzhen – Index Why visit Shenzhen? Who

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Traveling to Ningxia, the Smallest Province in China

Traveling to Ningxia, the Smallest Province in China

Glowing temple by Carsten Ullrich Ningxia (宁夏), whose capital is Yinchuan (银川), is technically the smallest Chinese province, but also an autonomous region in China on the border with Inner Mongolia with a population exceeding six million three hundred thousand inhabitants. In Yinchuan, there’s an airport with a discreet network of connections, but this shouldn’t

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Jiuzhaigou – Planning a trip to the gem of northern Sichuan

Jiuzhaigou – Planning a trip to the gem of northern Sichuan

Jiuzhaigou National Park Jiuzhaigou along with Tibet it is one of the two most popular destinations in western China. This article was written by Harley Greenberg, who lives in Chengdu, Sichuan, and works with a local travel agency. It’s a guide to visit Northern Sichuan and is going to focus on the following points: Challenges

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The Book Market near the Temple of Confucius in Shanghai

Xuegong Jie (学宫街) and Laodaoqian Jie (老道前街) are two small streets in the Huangpu District of Shanghai. The streets are packed, full of life. There are low houses, street food, and there’s no lack of bicycles and electric bikes that weave through passersby and merchants. But what makes it special is that the two roads

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Traveling to Guizhou Province, Homeland to a Third of China’s Ethnic Minorities

Located in the southeastern part of China, Guizhou Province is formed by rice paddies, soft hills full of terraces, villages that stand out of the clouds and the songs and colors of the minorities that populate the region. Even though the province is considered one of the poorest in China, both from a gross internal

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