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Shanghai is one of those places that have always been on my radar, but I’ve never made plans purely for the language barrier. I was able to spend a few hours in the city on my last trip to China, and it wasn’t as bad as I expected it to be. Armed with just a … Continue reading 36 Hours in Shanghai (Photo Essay)
(Text & Photos by Aidan Diaz) Last Summer, I went to Beijing for a month and saw many beautiful places and ate delicious food. I did further Chinese studies in Beijing on my own in the company of schoolmates. Here’s the story of my summer in Beijing …
Kunming Province of Yunnan, known as the City of Eternal Spring, is regarded as China’s most livable city because of its diversity in food, culture and of course its year-long favorable climate. It is also one of the most laid-back provinces in China you can visit, perfect for travelers who like to kick it back … Continue reading Yunnan, China: KUNMING, The City of Eternal Spring!
Hua Quan Village is an art and cultural village located south of Yingtan in Jiangxi, China. The village is situated near the famous Longhu (Dragon Tiger) Mountain, one of China’s most beautiful natural heritage sites, and the birthplace of Taoism. The village spans over 16 hectares, making it one of the largest art and cultural … Continue reading HUA QUAN: Awesome Artist Village in Jiangxi, China! (Photo Essay)
Let’s explore the rich history of Zhengzhou, home to four ancient capitals in China, with a boat ride to the cradle of civilization the Yellow River. Witness the birthplace of ancient Shaolin Kung Fu, be amazed by the world cultural heritage site, the Longmen Grottoes, and enjoy hiking the picturesque Yuntaishan Geopark. Here are my … Continue reading ZHENGZHOU: 8 Awesome Places You Should Visit in Zhengzhou! @TigerAirSG
The Yellow River is the second-longest river (5,464 kilometers) in China and the fifth in the world and takes its name from the muddy yellow water coming from the sediments it carries. It is famed for being the mother river of China and the cradle of Chinese civilization in their early history (2100–1046 BC). Check out how … Continue reading ZHENGZHOU: Yellow River Hovercraft Experience! @TigerAirSG
Yuntai Mountain, 70km northwest of Zhengzhou, is a popular domestic tourist getaway located in a UNESCO World Geological Park. It boasts an area of 250sq km, surrounded by marvelous mountains, serene valley, luscious forest, running waterfalls, clear pools, and plunging springs. The National AAAAA Grade Tourist Attraction holds 11 scenic spots but it’s the Hongshi … Continue reading YUNTAI MOUNTAIN: First Timer’s Guide to YunTaiShan (Photo Essay) @TigerAirSG
When you speak about China, one of the things that comes to mind is Kung Fu! Journey with us to Zhengzhou–the birthplace of Shaolin Kung Fu–as we get to know the cradle of Zen Buddhism and the ancient Chinese martial arts. Dengfeng Shaolin Temple was once hidden thousands of years ago (459 AD) inside the … Continue reading ZHENGZHOU: Dengfeng Shaolin Temple @TigerAirSG
There is a famous Chinese saying: “Eat in Kaifeng, work in Zhengzhou, and retire in Luoyang”. Kaifeng, with a history of more than 2,700 years, was formerly known as Dongjing and served as the capital of China for 168 years. Let’s explore the city in Zhengzhou, famous for it’s Henan cuisine, with a variety of … Continue reading ZHENGZHOU: The City of Kaifeng (Memorial Temple, Qingming River Park, and Drum Tower Night Market) @TigerAirSG
Zhengzhou, the capital city of Henan province, is rich in history being one of the Eight Great Ancient Capitals of China. Tourists are treated to UNESCO heritage sites such as the famed Shaolin Temple, Luoyang’s Longmen Grottoes, the picturesque Yuntaishan Mountain, and so much more. But a visit to Zhengzhou wouldn’t be complete without tasting the … Continue reading ZHENGZHOU Food Trip: 10 Henan Dishes You Should Try in Zhengzhou! @TigerAirSG
