Blog de voyage

Visitors to China are often dying to explore the country’s food scene, but many are surprised to find that the dishes they try aren’t at all like those served at their local Chinese place at home. Even though you might not be able to find fortune cookies, China’s cuisine...

Unmistakable and un“bear”ably cute, the giant panda is China’s most iconic non-human resident and a national symbol. Beloved by people all over the world, seeing a giant panda in China is near the top of many visitors’ lists. While intensive conservation efforts have...

Le printemps est l’un des moments les plus populaires pour voyager en Chine et il est facile de comprendre pourquoi. Le temps se réchauffe, les feuilles bourgeonnent sur les arbres et il y a du changement dans l'air. Un spectacle printanier que vous ne pouvez pas manquer en...

In the second half of 2017, the Chinese government initiated a six-day (144-hour) visa-free entry policy in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region. This allows visitors to enter and leave from any combination of ports of entry in the region e.g. arriving at Tianjin International Cruise...

China’s fascinating and diverse cultural history is well preserved in the many ancient towns (known in Chinese as 古镇gŭzhèn or 古城 gŭchéng) scattered across the country. Walking around an ancient town, some of which have been redeveloped for tourism, some of which...

Winter may see the mercury plummeting across China but there is still plenty to do to keep plucky visitors busy. Winter is low season in China meaning that those who brave the cold can expect lower prices for flights and hotels and smaller crowds. Beijing: Go ice skating on...

In our last blog, we wrote about the top 10 movies you should watch before your first trip to China. While many of the movies on that list offer accurate depictions of their subject matter there is nothing like a good documentary to give you a real insight into a destination...

Preparation is a key part of any trip or holiday to China and the more you can learn about the people, culture, and everyday life before you leave, the more you will get out of your experience here. What better way to do that than watching a movie from the comfort of your own...

You’ve heard of the Forbidden City, the Great Wall of China, the Potala Palace, and the Terracotta Warriors but did you know they are all UNESCO World Heritage Sites? “What’s a World Heritage Site?” you ask. Well, a World Heritage Site is a landmark or region identified...

China is home to some truly spectacular natural and manmade sights, many of which wouldn’t look out of place on the set of a sci-fi movie. For this blog, we rounded up a few of the most out of the world sights that you should consider including on your itinerary. Panjin Red...