Wulingyuan: Ultimate Guide to China’s Floating Mountains
Welcome to Wulingyuan. You have seen the pictures. You have heard the legends. Perhaps you even saw the movie Avatar and felt a sense of wonder. We are here to tell you that…

Welcome to Wulingyuan. You have seen the pictures. You have heard the legends. Perhaps you even saw the movie Avatar and felt a sense of wonder. We are here to tell you that…

Standing 30 kilometers west of Yinchuan at the foot of Helan Mountains, the Xixia Imperial Tombs were inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on July 11, 2025. These pyramid-shaped mounds rising from…

Welcome to Mount Wutai. This is a place where faith carves the very landscape. It’s more than just a mountain; it’s a spiritual sanctuary. For centuries, emperors, monks, and pilgrims have journeyed here….

Imagine stepping through a towering stone gate. The roar of modern traffic fades, replaced by the murmur of voices, the scent of cooking noodles, and the sight of cobbled lanes stretching before you….

We have guided travelers through China for years. Many landscapes have left us breathless. But Mount Huangshan is different. It’s not just a mountain. It’s a living, breathing ink-wash painting. A place where…

When planning your China adventure, choosing between Yungang Grottoes and Longmen Grottoes can feel overwhelming. We’ve explored both sites extensively and understand this dilemma. These ancient Buddhist masterpieces represent two of China’s most…

Standing atop the ancient watchtowers of Jinshanling Great Wall, you’ll witness China’s most spectacular fusion of history and natural beauty. This remarkable section offers what many consider the perfect Great Wall experience –…

Standing atop the steep ridges of Simatai Great Wall, you witness history in its most authentic form. Unlike heavily restored sections, Simatai Great Wall is the only section of the Great Wall of…

Standing majestically 73 kilometers northeast of Beijing, Mutianyu Great Wall represents one of China’s most spectacular and well-preserved sections of the ancient fortification. Unlike the crowded Badaling section, Mutianyu offers visitors an authentic…

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Golden Whip Stream, a serene waterway winding through the heart of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park. This comprehensive guide shares everything you need to know to experience one of…

Nestled in the misty mountains of Hunan Province lies one of China’s most spectacular attractions. The Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge spans 430 meters across a deep valley. It stands 300 meters above…

Tianmen Mountain stands majestically in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province, reaching 1,518 meters above sea level. The mountain earned its name “Heaven’s Gate” from the natural arch at its peak. This geological wonder creates a…