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For a long time, travellers would forego eco-friendly accommodation as they feared they would have to give up luxuries to do so. However, with the rise of high-end eco retreats and resorts, an increasing preference for locally grown food and a boost in sustainability ...
Apart from being the biggest cultural melting pot, Asia is also home to some of the most beautiful lakes in the world. For those of you who would love some time away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and just be one with the wonders of nature, these lakes are a ...
What is the first thing burst into you mind when Suzhou is mentioned? The Grand Canal, or classic gardens? Flowing water runs beneath ancient bridges with weeping willows on both sides that is what Suzhou looks like. What to do in Suzhou in 2 days?
Zhangjiajie is the first official national park in China after gaining recognition in the 1980s. Famous for its pillar-like rock formations and abundant flora, the park has featured in many ancient Chinese paintings.
Asia’s full of spicy foods, but it’s not a competition. Every country’s got its own take on hot and spicy foods, with so many different delightful ways to burn your tongue. Now for this list, we’re sticking mainly to spicy-yet-delicious recipes rather than the insane ...
The Lunar New Year is the most important occasion in China and some other countries, and celebrated across the globe. As a start of a brand new year, everyone is hoping for a good fortune. However, did you know that everything you do is associated with luck and ...
Fuzhou, a city in south China across the strait from Taiwan, is famous for its sea views, mountains and historical sites. As the capital and one of the largest cities in Fujian Province, Fuzhou is also known as the “city of banyans”, because of the numerous Banyan ...
Have you ever heard about “Lucky Money”? Are you curious about what it is and where it comes from? As the Lunar New Year is coming, lucky money plays an important role in the traditional celebration and cannot be missed. Time changes but the precious ancient ...
Xian was the terminus of the Silk Road and a melting pot of cultures and religions, as well as home to emperors, courtesans, poets, monks, merchants and warriors. Its Ming-era city walls remain intact, vendors of all descriptions still crowd the narrow lanes of ...