News & Insights Across Asia
Explore the timeless beauty of Fenghuang, China’s ancient ‘Phoenix’ water town in Hunan, where stilt houses, rich Miao and Tujia traditions, and serene riverscapes create a living cultural tapestry.
The Laomudeng-Zhiziluo Scenic Area in Yunnan captivates travelers with Nu ethnic traditions and alpine vistas, emerging as a 2026 cultural tourism hotspot.
Kunming’s restaurants are revitalizing cultural tourism through traditional folk performances paired with local cuisine, creating immersive dining experiences in 2026.
Xishuangbanna’s Ethnic Museum showcases 13 indigenous groups’ traditional attire, emphasizing cultural harmony and ethnic unity in 2026.
The Hani ethnic group celebrated their traditional New Year Festival in Yunnan Province with vibrant bamboo dances, singing, and cultural activities, inviting visitors to share in their rich heritage.
Explore the vibrant culture of the Korean-Chinese community at the Chinese Chaoxianzu Folk-custom Garden, where traditional architecture, cuisine, and performances bring heritage to life.
The Dong people celebrate life and togetherness with vibrant festivals marked by colorful attire, harmonious songs, and communal feasts, showcasing their deep connection to tradition and community.
Qiongkushitai Village in Xinjiang’s remote mountains preserves its traditional nomadic lifestyle and stunning natural beauty, offering lakes, mountains, unique wooden architecture, and rich ethnic customs.
Chongqing’s Miao community celebrated their traditional courtship festival, showcasing elaborate rituals and vibrant cultural practices. The event highlights the rich heritage of the Miao people in Southwest China.
Discover the serene beauty and rich cultural heritage of Jianchuan Wood Carving Art Town in Yunnan Province, where artisans craft exquisite wood carvings reflecting a blend of ethnic traditions.
People of the Lahu ethnic group in Yunnan Province’s Lancang County celebrated their annual Calabash Festival, showcasing their rich traditions through music, dance, and cultural ceremonies.
The Dong New Year Festival is a vibrant celebration in southwest China, honoring 2,500 years of tradition. Discover how the Dong people unite to pay homage to ancestors and celebrate after the harvest season.
The Dong ethnic group’s New Year celebrations in Guizhou’s Rongjiang County illuminate rich traditions, uniting communities in gratitude and festive joy.
Discover Youyang Tujia and Miao Autonomous County, a remote treasure in Chongqing famed for its stunning natural landscapes and rich ethnic culture of the Tujia and Miao people.
