“The ‘Refreshing State’ is how the tourist board want Fujian Province to be remembered. After a few days travelling through this mountainous region on China’s southeast coast, I think that’s a pretty good description.”
Shanghai is China’s biggest city and is the country’s financial capital, but the former port town is also a hugely popular destination for holidaymakers.
China has pushed past France to become the world’s second largest vineyard area in the world, coming just behind Spain.
Seven of the Wendy Wu Tours team recently visited Vietnam and Cambodia in Southeast Asia – and a fantastic time was had.
Tea is one of the most important beverages to Chinese tradition and is considered one of the seven necessities of Chinese life.
Everyone is looking for something different when they explore the world. For some it’s about ticking off the magnificent sights on the proverbial list, whilst for others it is a search for illumination through learning and experience.
A report has found that Chinese food is Britain’s favourite foreign food, with almost four in five Britons having eaten the cuisine in the last three months.
The unique history of Macau combines both Portuguese and Chinese influences, gives it a rich culture that is different to its neighbours, which makes it the perfect extension to any trip to China or Hong Kong.
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