1,360-Year-Old Sago Palm Tree Blooms in South China’s Guangxi
An over 1,360-year-old sago palm tree has bloomed in Nanning, Guangxi, enchanting visitors amidst over 10,000 blooming sago palms and highlighting the region’s rich natural heritage.
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Endangered Tawny Fish Owls Thrive in Jiangxi Nature Reserve
Endangered tawny fish owls have been spotted showcasing their fishing skills in a Jiangxi nature reserve, highlighting successful conservation efforts.
Discover the Hidden Gem of Muluozi Campsite in Sichuan’s Changping Valley
Discover the secluded Muluozi campsite in Sichuan’s Changping Valley—a serene summer getaway nestled within a glacially-carved landscape, perfect for stargazing and outdoor adventure.
Spicy Tradition: Hungary’s Sausage Delicacy Draws Global Attention
Hungary’s traditional spicy sausages are gaining global attention, highlighted by a nearly 4-kilometer-long sausage showcased at the Vamos-Toros Festival, capturing the interest of food enthusiasts worldwide.
Discovering Pilu Cave: A Millennia-Old Cultural Legacy in Sichuan
Discover Pilu Cave atop Tazishan Mountain in Sichuan Province, where over 400 Song Dynasty stone sculptures reveal a millennia-old cultural legacy and the artistry of ancient China.
New Patas Monkeys from Poland Enrich Hungary’s Sosto Zoo
Four young common patas monkeys from Poland have joined Hungary’s Sosto Zoo as part of a vital conservation initiative reflecting global efforts, including in Asia, to protect endangered species.
European Zoos Unite to Save Endangered Giant Otters
European zoos collaborate to save endangered giant otters by matching Manu from Hungary with Tibiri in the UK, offering hope for the species’ future.
Majestic Hungarian Grey Cattle’s Annual Migration Revitalizes National Park
The annual migration of the majestic Hungarian Grey cattle breathes life into Hortobágy National Park, highlighting a blend of ecological preservation and cultural heritage.
Pilgrims Honor Mount Siguniang: The Mountain God of Protection
Pilgrims annually visit a white pagoda to honor Mount Siguniang’s four peaks, known in Tibetan as Mount Skubla, meaning “Mountain God of Protection.”
Escape to Beijing’s Western Hills: A Breath of Fresh Air Awaits
Discover Beijing’s Western Hills National Forest Park—a lush green oasis offering fresh air, stunning views, and a peaceful retreat just moments from the city center.
Budapest Beckons: Top Destinations for Asian Travelers in Hungary’s Capital
Discover Budapest’s top destinations that captivate travelers from Asia and beyond. From historic castles to thermal baths, explore what makes Hungary’s capital a must-visit city.
French “Fables of La Fontaine” Puppetry Enchants Changsha Audiences
French puppetry performance “Fables of La Fontaine” captivates Changsha audiences, fostering Sino-French cultural exchange.
Chengdu’s Eastern Suburb Memory: From Factory to Vibrant Arts District
Chengdu’s Eastern Suburb Memory arts district breathes new life into a former 1953 electronics factory, transforming it into a hub of creativity and culture since its 2011 reopening.
Jingdezhen: A Millennium of Ceramics Through the Eyes of French Artist Camille Grandaty
Discover how Jingdezhen, China’s ceramic capital, continues to inspire artists like French ceramicist Camille Grandaty, who has spent a decade delving into the rich traditions and modern innovations of porcelain art.
Where Clear Meets Cloudy: The Stunning Confluence of Two Rivers in Guizhou
Recent heavy rains in Guizhou Province have unveiled a breathtaking natural spectacle where the clear waters of the Qingshui River meet the turbid Xiaojiang River, creating distinct yellow and green hues.
Digital Cinema Brings Ancient Dazu Rock Carvings to Life in Chongqing
A new digital cinema in Chongqing is bringing the ancient Dazu Rock Carvings to life, offering an immersive experience of these UNESCO World Heritage Sites and highlighting China’s rich cultural history.
Record-Breaking Travel: China’s May Day Holiday Sees 1.36 Billion Cross-Regional Trips
China’s May Day holiday in 2024 saw a record-breaking 1.36 billion cross-regional trips over five days, highlighting a significant surge in domestic and outbound travel and signaling robust economic recovery.
China’s May Day Holiday Sees Record-Breaking Tourism Surge
During the May Day holiday, the Chinese mainland witnessed a significant surge in tourism with 295 million domestic trips made, reflecting a robust recovery in the travel sector.
Camille Grandaty: A French Artist’s Journey in China’s Ceramic Heartland
French ceramic artist Camille Grandaty has immersed herself in Jingdezhen, China’s ceramic capital, for a decade. Discover how this ancient city continues to charm and inspire artists worldwide.
May Day Holiday Travelers Explore New Destinations Across China
Travelers across China embraced new destinations and cultural experiences during the May Day holiday, from traditional Dawaz performances in Lantian county to vibrant music festivals in Changzhou City.