Natural Balance – a Quick Guide to Chinese Wellbeing
According to Taoist philosophy born in China over 2,000 years ago, everything in the universe is a balance of yin and yang and the key to your health and wellbeing is ‘qi’.
According to Taoist philosophy born in China over 2,000 years ago, everything in the universe is a balance of yin and yang and the key to your health and wellbeing is ‘qi’.
Nicci Kimmel takes on an unforgettable journey along the ancient network of trade routes between the East and the West, the Silk Road, long the territory of merchants with their camel caravans, swashbucklers and adventurers.
Weddings can be a fascinating (and fun) window into different ways of life, whether the traditions have their roots in culture or religion and are recent or age-old. Here’s what a traditional wedding would be like in Asia.
From the towering Grand Buddha of Leshan to the mighty Yangtze River, China’s spectacular landmarks help visitors to better understand the country’s past. Grand Tour of China 181 Reviews 26 days from £5490pp Fully Inclusive of Tour & Flights Xian’s Terracotta Warriors – Yangtze River Cruise – Yunnan Province – Pandas in Chengdu – Li […]
Deserts, grasslands, mountains and tropical coastlines all combine to form China. As the fourth largest country in the world, China’s sweeping landscape harbours some of the world’s most extreme climates, as well as truly inspiring natural wonders. In this article, we reveal 10 fascinating facts about China’s landscape to show you just how diverse the […]
Whether it’s China, Vietnam, India or South America that you’re looking to explore, sharing your far-flung journey with a group can be a fantastic travel experience!
Chinese New Year is by no means restricted to China. It is one of the world’s biggest celebrations, and 4% of the global population will be on the move to reunite with family and friends for the occasion.
Two of Asia’s great rivers go head to head in an attempt to blow each other out of the water… so which will you choose? The Yangtze or the Mekong?