Jihong Bridge Shines as Harbin Prepares for the Asian Winter Games
Jihong Bridge in Harbin stands as a symbol of unity and heritage as the city prepares to host the Asian Winter Games, welcoming athletes and visitors from across Asia.
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Increased Volcanic Activity Sparks Concerns in Greece’s Santorini
Heightened volcanic activity in Santorini has prompted Greek officials to take precautionary measures. The Civil Protection Ministry reports mild seismic activity, recalling similar events from 2011.
Tourists Flock to Harbin for Spring Festival Snow Spectacle
Visitors are flocking to Harbin during the Spring Festival to enjoy its unique ice and snow culture, with festive snow sculptures like “Mr. Snowman” and “Ms. Snowflake” attracting many tourists.
Chinese New Year Travel Soars as Extended Holiday Begins
Travel enthusiasm surges across the Chinese mainland as the extended eight-day Chinese New Year holiday kicks off, marking the first Spring Festival following its World Heritage inscription.
Zigong Lantern Festival Lights Up Southwest China
Zigong in Sichuan Province dazzles during the Lantern Festival, showcasing intricate lanterns and vibrant displays that celebrate China’s rich cultural heritage during the Spring Festival.
Chinese Mainland Resumes Group Tours to Taiwan for Fujian and Shanghai Residents
The Chinese mainland will soon resume group tours to Taiwan for residents of Fujian and Shanghai, aiming to enhance cross-strait exchanges and meet the expectations of people on both sides.
Merna’s Cultural Quest: Unveiling the Heart of Kashi in 100 Hours
Merna, a Jordanian storyteller, embarks on a 100-hour challenge to become a tour guide in Kashi, exploring the city’s art and culinary heritage to capture its true essence.
Harbin Gears Up for 9th Asian Winter Games, Embraces Tourists
Harbin is embracing tourists as it prepares to host the ninth Asian Winter Games starting February 7. The city is buzzing with activities, from official stores to volunteer services, enhancing visitor experiences.
China, ASEAN Strengthen Bonds Through Cross-Border Tourism at Asia’s Largest Waterfall
China and Vietnam have opened the Detian-Ban Gioc Waterfall to cross-border tourism, symbolizing growing China-ASEAN cooperation and fostering people-to-people exchanges.
Relaxed Visa Policies Lure South Korean Tourists for Weekend Trips to China
China’s relaxed visa policies are making weekend trips feasible for South Korean tourists, turning the country into a popular destination.
Lifelike Rock Paintings Draw Visitors to Xinjiang Geological Park
Visitors to the East Tianshan Natural Geology Exposition Park in Hami, Xinjiang, are captivated by lifelike rock paintings of animals and birds, adding vitality to the desert-themed park.
Philippines Welcomes 2025 with Spectacular Celebrations in Makati City
As the clock struck midnight, Makati City in the Philippines joyously welcomed 2025 with vibrant celebrations, uniting locals and tourists in a spectacular display of culture and festivity.
China’s 2025 New Year Holiday Sees Surge in Spending and Travel
China’s 2025 New Year holiday marks a vibrant economic start with significant surges in tourism, consumer spending, and transportation, highlighting strong economic recovery and optimism.
Harbin Unveils Ice and Snow Theme Park Ahead of 2025 Asian Winter Games
An ice and snow art theme park has opened in Harbin, featuring stunning sculptures and entertainment facilities, highlighting the city’s winter culture ahead of the 2025 Asian Winter Games.
First Chinese-Built Cruise Ship Adora Magic City Completes 84 Trips in 2024
China’s first domestically built cruise ship, Adora Magic City, completes 84 journeys in 2024, capturing 40% of China’s international cruise market and marking a milestone in the nation’s cruise industry.
Chagan Lake’s Winter Fishing Festival Launches with Rich Cultural Traditions
Chagan Lake in Jilin Province kicks off its annual winter fishing festival, showcasing centuries-old traditions and drawing tourists to experience its rich cultural heritage.
Eiffel Tower Evacuated After Fire Alarm Triggered by Short Circuit
Visitors were evacuated from the Eiffel Tower on Tuesday after a fire alarm was triggered by a short circuit. No injuries were reported, and the iconic monument has since reopened to the public.
Exploring the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall: A Masterpiece of Art and Legacy
Discover the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall in Guangzhou, a stunning example of 19th-century architecture and a treasure trove of Chinese art reflecting the rich heritage of the Chen family.
Tourists Delight in Hainan’s Coconut and Pandan Desserts
Tourists in Hainan are delighting in desserts that blend coconut and pandan flavors, showcasing the island’s unique culinary traditions.
Harbin Ice and Snow World Opens with Winter Sports Theme
Harbin Ice and Snow World opened, marking its 26th year and drawing thousands of visitors. The park features snow sculptures, ice castles, and winter sports as Harbin readies for the 2025 Asian Winter Games.