News & Insights Across Asia
Join us on a journey across Asia and beyond, exploring vibrant cultures, cuisines, history, and breathtaking destinations.
Harbin’s International Ice and Snow Festival attracted record-breaking crowds this winter, with over 10 million tourists visiting the city, boosting winter tourism and setting new economic records.
Villagers on Dayushan Island in Fujian Province are transforming washed-up boat wood and old fishing gear into practical decorations, blending sustainability with creativity and enriching their community.
Discover Nanhua Temple in Shaoguan, Guangdong Province—a historic Buddhist sanctuary dating back to 502 AD. Explore its ancient architecture, cultural treasures, and serene landscapes attracting visitors worldwide.
Boasting over 600 years of history, Wulin Village in Fujian Province impresses visitors with diverse architectural styles, including traditional Minnan, Gothic, and Romanesque, making it a living architectural museum.
Dragon lanterns light up Hangzhou’s Xixi National Wetland Park, creating a vibrant atmosphere ahead of the Lantern Festival on February 24. The luminous display enchants visitors with traditional festivities.
A 200-meter-long dragon lantern illuminated Beijing’s Shichahai during the first snowfall of the Year of the Dragon, drawing residents and visitors to celebrate amidst the snow.
Binyang County in Guangxi celebrated the annual Firecracker Dragon Festival with 118 dragons parading the streets, showcasing a vibrant tradition that unites the community and preserves cultural heritage.
During the Spring Festival, the Shaanxi History Museum welcomed around 125,000 visitors, highlighting the surge in cultural tourism across Shaanxi Province.
Wulan Ancient Town in Zhangye, Gansu Province, shines brightly as it lights up ahead of the Lantern Festival, inviting visitors to celebrate the culmination of the Lunar New Year festivities.
Rangers at Qilian Mountain National Park in northwest China’s Gansu Province have recently spotted blue-eared pheasants in the snow, highlighting the park’s rich biodiversity and conservation success.
China’s tourism industry saw a remarkable rebound during the Spring Festival holiday, with inbound and outbound trips nearing pre-pandemic levels and signaling a strong recovery in international travel.
Baotu Spring Park in Jinan, Shandong Province, dazzles visitors with over 40 lantern installations and 25,000 meters of LED lights, creating a magical atmosphere for New Year festivities.
Visitors to Laojun Mountain were treated to a breathtaking sight as the mountain’s ancient palaces were bathed in a glorious sunset, adding divine grace to this historic Taoist retreat.
Fifteen Yangge dance troupes in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, competed during the Spring Festival, showcasing traditional Chinese folk dance with vibrant performances that captivated audiences.
With the arrival of the Year of the Dragon, the Chinese Archaeological Museum in Beijing remained open during the eight-day Spring Festival holiday, drawing visitors eager to explore dragon-related artifacts.
Dozens of dragon and lion dance teams gathered in Jianghua Yao Autonomous County, Hunan Province, offering a spectacular display of traditional folk art to celebrate the Year of the Dragon.
Bamboo raft tours on the Gongshui River in Xuan’en County offer visitors spectacular night views and folk performances, blending colorful lights, traditional buildings, and magnificent folk arts during the Spring Festival.
As night descends on Chongqing, Hongya Cave illuminates the cityscape, transforming into a vibrant scene reminiscent of animated films. This iconic landmark offers visitors a blend of tradition and modernity.
Discover the serene beauty of Xixi National Wetland Park in Hangzhou, a sanctuary of ponds, lakes, and marshes that offers a unique blend of ecological protection and leisure.
China reports a significant surge in travel during the Spring Festival holiday, with around 2.3 billion trips made and a record 9 billion expected by March 5, highlighting robust domestic mobility.