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A Guangxi Adventure Posted by sasha on May 9, 2018
If you’re into beautiful landscapes, delicious food, and a unique local culture, Guangxi is a great place to travel. This autonomous region in the south of China is home to some of the most beautiful scenery in the country. Join us for a Guangxi adventure in a short video tour.
Highlights of Guangxi Posted by sasha on May 3, 2018
One of the most beautiful regions of China is Guangxi (广西 – guǎng xī). This autonomous region is home to a large population of Zhuang people (壮族 – zhuàng zú) and has its capital in Nanning (南宁 – nán níng). With stunning scenery, famous noodles, and a unique culture, it’s an amazing place to travel…
5 Types of Chinese Noodles Posted by sasha on Apr 26, 2018
It’s no secret that China loves noodles. The country is home to so many different noodle dishes, it’ll make your head spin! It seems like each city has its own unique noodle dish. Some are more famous than others and can be found all over the country. Let’s take a look at 5 Chinese noodle…
Guilin Day One Video Posted by sasha on Nov 16, 2017
With 72 hours visa-free in Guilin, there’s lots to see and do. On the first day, you can explore the beautiful 7 Star Park, eat the famous rice noodles, see the Sun and Moon Pagodas, and hit a bustling night market. Check it out in part one of our new video series on “72 Hours…
72 Hours in Guilin (Part One) Posted by sasha on Nov 14, 2017
More and more Chinese cities are welcoming tourists for short visa-free visits. In addition to Beijing, Kunming, and Chengdu, the beautiful city of Guilin (桂林 – guì lín) also allows you to visit for three days without the hassle and expense of getting a visa. Famed for its karst mountain peaks along the Li River…
10 Different Types of Chinese Noodles Posted by sasha on Feb 16, 2017
There’s nothing quite like slurping up a big tasty bowl of Chinese noodles (面条 – miàn tiáo). No matter where you are in this massive country, you’re sure to find some form of noodle dish. There’s even an idiom that can be translated as “no satisfaction without noodles” (无面不欢- wú miàn bù huān). To the…
Chillin’ in Guilin Posted by sasha on May 21, 2015
After cycling, cruising up the Li River, and exploring in Yangshuo, followed by hiking in the Longji rice terraces, it’s time to chill in Guilin to wind down a trip in China’s Guangxi region. Munch on rice noodles, stroll in the park, and check out the night market. 桂林 – guì lín Guilin 桂林米粉 –…