News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Yuanmingyuan Royal Merchant Street in Beijing’s Old Summer Palace offers an immersive journey through time, blending history and technology to recreate the bustling ‘Garden of Gardens’ of over a century ago.
Tianshui malatang, a spicy hot pot dish from northwest China’s Gansu Province, has gone viral on social media, drawing tourists nationwide eager to taste its unique, numbing flavors.
Visitors to Beijing’s Summer Palace this spring are treated to the mesmerizing courtship dance of great crested grebes. These elegant water birds captivate audiences with their intricate mating rituals on Kunming Lake.
A spectacular molten iron throwing show dazzled spectators in Wuzhou’s Canghai Park, showcasing an ancient tradition over 1,000 years old and highlighting China’s rich intangible cultural heritage.
With the arrival of spring, Tianjin celebrates with its annual Peach Blossom Festival, drawing crowds to enjoy the blooming flowers, cultural experiences, and tours of the city’s scenic attractions.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Changbai Mountain’s breathtaking landscapes—from pristine birch forests to the heavenly Tianchi Lake—uncovering the hidden gems of this Asian natural wonder.
Explore the frozen forests of China’s Changbai Mountain, uncovering hidden wildlife secrets from bear tracks to lynx territories in this immersive adventure.
Mountain peach trees in Beijing’s Beihai Park have bloomed, creating magnificent views against ancient architecture in this historic imperial garden.
A mist-shrouded Nanjing Zhongshan Botanical Garden offers visitors a fairy tale-like spring spectacle, showcasing vibrant blooms and natural beauty in one of China’s foremost botanical gardens.
Fields of rapeseed flowers are blooming across the Chinese mainland, drawing visitors to witness the golden landscapes that herald the arrival of spring and highlight the vitality of rural regions.
Chinese farmers are cultivating medicinal plants, bolstering traditional Chinese medicine and increasing their incomes.
China has extended its visa-free policy to six European countries, enhancing global connectivity and allowing 15-day stays for business and tourism.
Beijing’s Liangma River International Waterfront emerges as a new tourism landmark, offering night river cruises, fine dining, and cultural experiences in the city’s Chaoyang District.
Some of the finest Dehua white porcelain works are currently on display at Beijing’s National Museum of China, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship and rich heritage of this ancient art form.
A Beijing bakery near the historic Drum Tower has created a cake replica of the ancient landmark, drawing locals and tourists alike to taste this unique blend of culinary art and cultural heritage.
Ankang’s zig-zag mountain road, winding through a tea plantation, captivates visitors with vibrant spring scenery featuring pink plum blossoms against lush green mountains.
In northeast China’s Changbai Mountain, friendly sables are delighting visitors with daily heartwarming encounters, showcasing the region’s rich wildlife and successful conservation efforts.
Tianshui’s spicy hot pot in Gansu Province has gone viral, attracting tourists nationwide to taste its ‘soul flavor’ from local Maiji peppercorns and Gangu chili peppers.
The historical Hakka village of Xiahu in Jiangxi Province enchants tourists with vibrant rapeseed flowers, transforming ancient landscapes into a colorful spring spectacle.
Beijing’s teamLab Massless Museum has been selected by China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism for focused development under the smart tourism initiative, highlighting its innovative integration of art, technology, and culture.
