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Hailed today as the home of the Giant Panda, this town has oodles up its sleeve. Chengdu guides from tourHQ can reveal everything from Giant Buddha statues to ancient Qing teahouses!
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Sandwiched between the futuristic metropolis of Shanghai and the watery flatlands of the Yangtze Delta, Suzhou is one of China’s most underrated cities. Ideal for a day trip from Shanghai (it is ...
Most people’s first experiences of Chinese culture – even if they have never visited China itself – likely come from food. However, the food that is most commonly found in these Chinese ...
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Sprawling across the flatlands of the Pearl River Delta, Guangzhou, better known internationally by its concession-era name of Canton, has been China’s most important trading hub for centuries. If ...
Officially lasting for the months of December, January and February, winter can be one of the most rewarding times to visit the vast country of China. From ice festivals to fiery hotpots and New ...
If you are tired of the usual summer holiday hotspots of France, Italy and America and are looking for hidden gems off the beaten tourist trail then China may just be the perfect destination for ...
Encircled by towering mountains, the Chinese province of Sichuan feels a world apart from the rest of the country with its own unique cuisine, artistic traditions and diverse flora and ...
Some useful tips for people who want to visit Jiuzhaigou Valley. (Based on my experience.)
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With its rapid modernization and population of over a billion people, China is sprouting mega cities at a rather frenetic pace. However in this vast country, juxtaposed with this rapid urbanisation ...
Located at the heart of China’s abundant and fertile Sichuan plains, the sprawling megalopolis of Chengdu has risen to become one of the country’s most celebrated destinations. Also referred to by the famous epithet ‘home of the pandas’ Chengdu boasts the largest panda conservation and research facility in the whole world, and these gentle animals are undeniably its largest touristic draw. There are then the Buddhist attractions, The Giant Buddha at Leshan and Mt Emei with its scenic views that your Chengdu tourist guide will pen in, in your visit to the Sichuan capital. The city itself has a smattering of verdant central parks and authentic Chinese institutions to enjoy; just ask for directions to the old Qing teahouses of Kuanzhaixiangzi, the Jinli ancient street or the nearby Jinsha dig site, where 3,000-year-old relics are now being plucked from the earth. For spice lovers Chengdu will also be a welcome blast of enjoyment, because it’s a kingpin of traditional regional cuisine, its hotpot dishes laden with Sichuan pepper and fresh chillies flowing from holes-in-the-wall all over the city.
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