China

If it’s your first time visiting Hong Kong and you’re not sure where to stay, don’t worry, because we’re here to help. Although Hong Kong is not a big country to visit, the neighborhood you […]

China is a massive country, and with only two weeks, it can be hard to know where to start when planning your China itinerary. Many visitors stop by the main cities: Beijing, Shanghai, and maybe

Despite what the name implies, Chungking Mansions isn’t someone’s home and it’s by no means luxurious. Located in the bustling neighborhood of Tsim Sha Tsui, in Kowloon Hong Kong, this huge building complex was once

Shanghai is China’s biggest and richest city, and is where ancient traditions and modernity collide in a seamless way. Needless to say, there are many things to do in Shanghai, from strolling along the iconic

Looking for travel tips on what to do in Beijing? Then you’ve come to the right place! Beijing is the bustling capital of China and is known for being a treasure trove of cultural landmarks,

Yangshuo is a picturesque riverside town near Guilin in South East China. Yangshuo is known for its stunning river winding through the karst mountain landscape and endless rice fields. There are plenty of things to do in

There are at least 5 major sections of the Great Wall of China near Beijing and each section of the wall is different in character, and attracts a different type of tourist. When climbing the

Beijing is one of the largest and most important cities of the world, but it’s no secret that China is not the easiest country to travel to for westerners. With a total metropolitan population of

Tiger Leaping Gorge in China is believed to be the deepest gorge in the world. Named after a legend hunter who once fled a tiger by jumping the narrowest point of the gorge to the

China is an amazing destination to visit, but you might run into some problems if you aren’t adequately prepared.

Hong Kong is one of those cities that always surprises you. It’s a sprawling, urban metropolis nestled between mountains and white sand beaches with a famous skyline! Its ability to embrace new technologies, whilst keeping

Did you know that three-quarters of Hong Kong’s 1,108 square kilometers of land is rural and nearly pristine? That means plenty of opportunities to connect to nature. It’s not just skyscrapers and dim sum. These 5 Hong Kong nature hikes will delight and surprise