Destinations

 Yunnan is situated in southern China, bordering Guizhou and Guangxi to the east, Sichuan to the north, Myanmar to the west, and Laos and Vietnam to the south. Tourists visit Yunnan for its pleasant climate, diverse cultures, and spectacular landscapes. In this article, we will introduce some lesser-known yet charming places to visit in Yunnan during the summer.  Puzhehei Whether referred to as a small garden or paradise, few people can resist the allure of Puzhehei. The scenic area features a typical

 Summer in China is hot, humid and rainy. This makes it a great time to escape to the mountains, lakes and grasslands. China is a huge country with endless attractions and cool places to keep you busy throughout the summer. There are so many things to do and places to see! Here are some of our favourite places to visit in China during the summer.  Harbin Not everyone thrives in scorching temperatures. And if you fall into that category, Harbin offers the

  After COVID-19, Spectrum of the Seas finally returns to deliver unforgettable, immersive voyages to China, Japan and South Korea. Sailing from Shanghai and Hong Kong, this thrilling quantum-class favourite unlocks epic 4- to 7-night itineraries to iconic ports such as cosmopolitan Nagasaki, laid-back Fukuoka and scenic Okinawa.Spectrum of the Seas is a Quantum Ultra-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean. The Spectrum of the Seas is Royal Caribbean's fifth-largest ship. The construction of the ship began in August 2017 and

 China's vast distances and ever-changing landscapes make it an ideal destination for train travel. From the snow-capped Himalayas and Silk Road oasis towns to the grassy Inner Mongolian steppes and bamboo forests, China's mass rail network allows you to experience it all. With trains reaching speeds in excess of 300km/h, travel time across the country has been halved, while also providing a more comfortable, reliable, and eco-friendly alternative to flying. Here are some recommendations for the best train journeys in

 Construction of the Great Wall began over 2,500 years ago during China's Spring and Autumn Period (770 BCE to 476 BCE). Additional sections were added during subsequent eras as competing dynasties and factions sought to exert their control. Although not a continuous structure, the wall spans over 21,000 kilometers, winding through 15 provinces, 97 prefectures, and 404 counties. While some sections of the Great Wall have become popular tourist destinations, others have fallen into obscurity, disrepair, and even oblivion. Whether