News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Ulan Butong in Inner Mongolia, where golden sunrises meet galloping horses, creating a magical spectacle that celebrates nature and culture.
Experience the mesmerizing union of sunrise and galloping wild horses in Ulan Butong, Inner Mongolia. Every autumn morning, the landscape transforms into a golden scene as horses race through shimmering rivers.
Standing tall at the heart of Xi’an, the historic Bell Tower is a timeless guardian of the city’s 3,100-year legacy, embodying China’s rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance.
Standing at the center of Xi’an, the Bell Tower is an iconic landmark witnessing over 3,100 years of history. Built in 1384, it remains the largest and best-preserved of its kind in China.
Discover Xi’an’s Bell Tower, an iconic landmark standing at the city’s center, witnessing over 3,100 years of history. Built in 1384, it’s the largest and best-preserved bell tower in China.
At Mingshan Mountain in northwest China’s Gansu Province, camel traffic lights guide thousands of camels daily, blending tradition with innovation to manage the flow of tourists exploring the golden dunes.
Emerald Lake in Qinghai Province dazzles visitors with its shimmering palette of colors, from light green to deep emerald. This breathtaking artificial lake offers a rare and enchanting natural spectacle.
Giant panda twins Yu Ke and Yu Ai delighted crowds at Chongqing Zoo during China’s National Day holiday, captivating visitors with their adorable synchronized antics and drawing tourists nationwide.
Over 105 million railway passenger trips were recorded in China between September 29 and October 4 during the National Day holiday, marking a significant travel boom and setting new records.
China’s railways are experiencing a surge in return trips as the week-long National Day holiday draws to a close, with 18.73 million train trips expected on Sunday.
China’s railway network experiences a record surge in return trips as the National Day holiday ends, with an expected 18.73 million train journeys on Sunday and over 1,400 additional trains deployed.
Discover the enchanting Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in Dunhuang—a desert symphony where singing sands and a timeless oasis captivate travelers along the ancient Silk Road.
Discover the enchanting Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Spring in Dunhuang, where golden dunes sing and a timeless oasis endures amid breathtaking desert landscapes.
In Gansu Province’s desert, “Boundless” appears like a mirage—a stunning fusion of Tang Dynasty artistry and modern engineering. This white palace captivates visitors with its timeless elegance.
In Gansu’s desert, the sculpture \”Boundless\” rises like a mirage, blending ancient Tang Dynasty art with modern engineering.
In the Gobi Desert of China’s Gansu Province, the colossal “Son of the Earth” sculpture—a giant sleeping baby carved from red sandstone—draws visitors worldwide, symbolizing harmony between humanity and nature.
A colossal red sandstone baby sculpture known as ‘Son of the Earth’ lies peacefully in Gansu’s desert, symbolizing harmony between man and nature and drawing visitors from around the world.
Chinese visitors are set to travel to 1,597 cities in 144 countries during the National Day holiday, according to Qunar.com.
During China’s National Day holiday, inbound tourism growth surpassed outbound travel, boosted by visa-free policies and initiatives welcoming foreign visitors. Inbound orders rose by 60% year-on-year.
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge set a new record with over 20,000 vehicles crossing its Zhuhai section in a single day, highlighting increased regional connectivity during the National Day holiday.