The mystic Yellow Mountain in Anhui

WildChina founder and Dali-native Mei Zhang’s Insider Tips to Dali

Dali is the perfect backdrop for a truly authentic Chinese travel experience. From stunning mountains to decadent gastronomic delights, the city of Dali and its surrounding...
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Travels Through Dali With a Leg of Ham

Book Spotlight: Travels Through Dali with a Leg of Ham

WildChina reading lists give travelers our top picks for books that will open up a destination to them before they even set foot on the...
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Buddhist sculpture and art

A Foodie’s Yunnan Voyage

Yunnan’s status as a gastronomic paradise is unwavering: between far-flung lands of idyllic villages and snow-capped mountains, the southwestern province offers unparalleled diversity when it...
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Buddhist sculpture and art

How to Choose Between Hangzhou and Suzhou

Hangzhou and Suzhou are heavenly paradises in the south of China. But what should you choose if you only can visit one of these majestic...
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The mystic Yellow Mountain in Anhui

Announcing WildChina’s Junior Explorer Grant

WildChina’s Junior Explorer Grant is Open for Applications. Please find details below and on our explorer grant website. – Are you aged 15-18 and passionate...
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Buddhist sculpture and art

WildChina does Classic China, too

We often receive the question “Does WildChina also do tours through traditional Chinese tourist destinations?” The short answer is yes, but here’s how we manage...
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Beautiful night in an old town in Yunnan

Monkeying Around at The Opposite House

In celebration of Beijing Design Week (and just in time for Beshan Gāi too) The Opposite House, Beijing will be collaborating with acclaimed Australian artist Lisa...
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Imperial dragon patterns

Foodie China: Farm-to-Table at Rosewood Beijing

The ultra-luxury Rosewood Beijing, located in the capital’s central business district, is the first China property for Rosewood Hotels & Resorts. It is styled in...
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Fisherman in YangShuo

WildChina’s Beshan Gāi Treasure Hunt

Beshan Gāi month is upon us and there are just over 3 weeks to go until our 60 carefully selected artisans, from Xinjiang to Yunnan,...
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Ethnic Minorities of China

Unexpected, International Eats in Yangon, Myanmar

Unknown to most, Yangon’s food culture has exploded in the last few years offering many cannot-miss options to the visitor and local alike. – While...
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The Top Archaeological Sites in China to Visit

With more than 5,000 years of history, China is home to ancient archaeological sites preserved through the sands of time.
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Ethnic Minorities of China

A Quick Guide to Myanmar’s Traditional Food

Myanmar was sealed off for the last 50 years, but, as the country opens up, travelers finally get to have a taste of one of...
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