Travel China guide – ancient cities, modern marvels & authentic hanfu photos to capture traditional style on your journey.
Luotian county in Hubei began its 18th Dabie Mountains Red Leaf Season on 28 October, with the main stage at the Hexi Fan waterside red-leaf area and a programme running to 1 December. Four other viewing points are tied into the same ticket and the same schedule: Shengrentang, Tiantangzhai, Xufengchong and Jiuzi Ancient Town. The […]
The chestnut sellers are back at the east gate, and the ridge behind them has started to turn. Beijing’s Xishan National Forest Park opened its fifteenth Red Leaf Culture Festival on 15 October, running to 15 November under a theme that pairs maple colour with Guofeng performance. The Guofeng and heritage-craft programme begins with an […]
The third chrysanthemum show at Kongwang Hill in Lianyungang opened on October 17 and runs to November 15, combining flower displays with performances, craft challenges and an evening light programme. Nearly 400 varieties and more than 20,000 pots are set out along the hill paths and around the site’s carved stones. Weekend crowds arrived early, […]
Over the 2026 National Day and Mid-Autumn holiday, several Chinese scenic areas moved dress out of the visitor’s wardrobe and into the ticketing rule. Wenbi Peak in Hainan, Tanyuan Garden in Shanghai’s Nanxiang, and Sihua Hai in Hubei each opened a path to a free or discounted ticket for visitors who arrived in Hanfu or […]
China’s inbound travel kept climbing through the 2026 National Day holiday, helped by a wider visa-free circle, an instant departure-tax refund and easy mobile payment. The trip many visitors now want reaches past the landmark photograph. Under a tag spreading online as “Chinamaxxing”, more of them ask for a slice of ordinary Chinese life: a […]
Another China-themed hashtag has taken hold on overseas social media. Under “China Haul,” bloggers unpack what they bought on a trip to China: one holds up loquat syrup, cold medicine and Guipi pills and calls them Eastern miracle drugs; another drags an oversized moving box in front of the camera and tips out a full […]
Costumed role-players were the busiest draw at many Chinese scenic spots this National Day holiday. Parks staged historical reenactments, Song-dynasty street parades, joke-trading “wild men” and theme-park variety turns, and the casting notices behind them kept trending online. Well-known sites put out public recruitment calls for the holiday peak, and the wave has become the […]
The first sound at Cai’er Teahouse on October 1 was a nursery rhyme. Children and adults gathered at the waterside stage on the Laodaohe river in Changsha’s Kaifu district to sing “The Moon Cake, with Daddy Sitting Inside,” their local accent drifting over the tea steam. The performance series “Teahouse Elegance, Celebrating National Day” opened […]
Beijing’s Miaofengshan scenic area has turned itself into a living opera stage. On September 8, the 27th day of the seventh lunar month, the third Miaofengshan Opera Culture Festival opened in the Mentougou district under the theme “A Thousand Years of Liyuan Splendor, Golden Summit of Ten Thousand Blessings,” running on September 8, 12, 13 […]
On September 25, the “Return to Yunshuiyao, Happy Mountain Town” 2026 Nanjing County (南靖) Second Intangible Heritage Carnival and its “four dishes and one soup” food consumption event opened at the Yunshuiyao scenic area in Nanjing County, Zhangzhou, Fujian, and ran through September 27. According to People’s Daily’s Fujian channel, the three-day programme made “four […]
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