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Our Travel Blog is the place to share our real life, travel experiences in China with you. Besides, we will provide information related to Chinese culture and China travel guide. "A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near." Traveling makes us to be closer, let's discover China together!

In short, all train rides in China

2012-05-22 | China travel Guide | Comments(0) | Views:(234)

Now I enjoy having fun as much as the next guy, I really do. You ask me to go rock climbing, I’m down. You ask me to go jump over some fire, why not! You ask me to jump off a cliff into water, and you know what I’ll do it, you know why? Because all those things, granted are a little dangerous, but are fun! However, I believe everything has a line, and yes I cross that line a lot, but you know what when it comes to fun sometimes that line should be deeply etched into the ground, I draw that line when comes to riding trains in China! I see that line and I respect it, but sometimes I have to go and cross it.

Tags: Train trip Guilin Beijing

International Passenger Trains run between Beijing and Ulan Bator

2012-05-14 | News | Comments(0) | Views:(303)

For the convenient of travelers travel to and fro between China and Mongolia, three international trains are operated between the Chinese capital city Beijing and the capital of Mongolia Ulan Bator, namely, train No.K03 (departs from Beijing), K23 (departs from Beijing) and K23 (departs from Ulan Bator). All of them set out in the morning at 08:05 and get to the destination the next day afternoon around 13:20 after 30 hours ride.

Tags: International train Beijing Ulan Bator

Classic Beijing

2011-05-26 | China travel Guide | Comments(2) | Views:(1043)

Back in 2007, my trip in northeastern China with my University Program ended finally by the awe-inspiring visit of the capital city of Beijing. Most famous Chinese city for its great historical and cultural background, Beijing was the destination that everyone was waiting for during this one-month trip. A destination full of hope and expectations that didn’t deceive us indeed at the end for its many sightseeing and great attractions.

Tags: Beijing Opera Beijing roast duck Forbidden City Great Wall Summer Palace Tian'anmen Square Hutong Temple of Heaven

Restless Shanghai: a short stay in one of the world's biggest city

2011-04-22 | China travel Guide | Comments(2) | Views:(890)

Visiting one of the biggest city in the world is an unforgettable moment especially when this one is located in China. Shanghai (上海), China's most famous city as well as a financial, economic and foreign trade metropolis, is just a must-see city in the country: it is the city that I had the chance to visit several years ago, in 2007. Since that time, Shanghai has for sure changed a lot, for example, hosting the large-scale international event of 2010 World Expo changed its urbanization and architecture in some areas.

Tags: Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower the Bund Jinmao Tower Beijing Hong Kong Guilin

8 TOP CHINA TOURIST DESTINATIONS

2011-01-13 | China travel Guide | Comments(1) | Views:(1603)

TOP1 BEIJING - Capital of China

Capital of China, blend of glorious ancient past and exciting modern development.
Visit World Wonder Great Wall, Temple of Heaven, Forbidden City, Summer Palace;
See Special Siheyuan residence complex and experience Hutong tour in rickshaw;
Enjoy the famed Peking Opera, martial arts, and acrobatics at the night time;
Wander along the Wangfujing Street and taste Beijing Roasted Duck.

Tags: 8 top China tourist destinations Beijing Shanghai Xi'an Guilin Hong Kong Tibet Yunnan Tibet

Simatai Great Wall

2010-07-12 | China travel Guide | Comments(0) | Views:(542)

Simatai Great Wall The great-wall is a must for every traveller heading to Beijing, it is truly both awe-inspiring and culturally enriching experience, but if you have already been to the world-renowned Badaling Great Wall and are searching for somewhere more untamed and commercialised why not try the sections of the Great Wall at Simatai? ...