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Noodles have been popular among Asian countries. It is a type of staple food made from some type of unleavened dough which is rolled flat and cut into one of a variety of shapes. While long, thin strips may be the most common, many varieties of noodles are cut into ...

In the south of China, you’ll find modern cities, towering karst mountains, matrilineal societies, beautifully preserved ancient villages, death-defying gorges and stunning lakes. Plan your swing of South China right, and you’ll be able to see the very best that the ...

Occupying a huge chunk of Beijing’s west, the Chaoyang district covers some of the most exciting neighbourhoods in the Chinese capital. From the bohemian galleries of the 798 Art Zone to the best Beijing duck restaurants, these are the experiences you need to tick off ...

Hulunbuir, a region in Inner Mongolia, hosts vast grasslands, national parks, and scenic views. Home to 32 ethnic groups, it is rich in culture and history. It is a remote area, far away from large cities and bustling streets.

Just imagine you are galloping a horse under the blue sky on the vast green grassland where there are colorful bloomed flowers, winding rivers and zigzagging streams, scattered crystal lakes and dotted yurts, and the casual grazing herds of sheep and cattle, this ...

A seaside town with an incredibly diverse history, Tianjin has produced some of your favorite Chinese foods. Make sure you sample at least some of these six tasty, traditional dishes on your next visit to Tianjin.

One of China’s largest cities, Shanghai is a bustling metropolis and shopper’s paradise with iconic landmarks, centuries-old temples and cultural attractions. While you might only scratch the surface with a 24-hour visit, you’ll have the chance to experience a dose of ...

If you are an authentic Chinese food lover, you must be familiar with dimsums. Here, we pick the best restaurants in Beijing where you can get the best shrimp dumplings, steamed creamy custard buns, and char siu bao.

Even though Shanghai doesn't pop out as a city famous for its temples, there are a number of interesting monasteries and temples to visit in Shanghai and they make a nice quiet stop within a harried day of shopping and sightseeing.