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Beshan Gai: Our Favorite Chinese Artisans Gather at the Opposite House

On Sept 19, in celebration of 15 years of China travel, WildChina is taking over the lobby of The Opposite House with a rustic Bazaar...
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Fisherman in YangShuo

What To Do About Altitude Sickness In Tibet

A journey to Tibet, one of the most remote regions in the world, can be an incredible experience, but you have to be ready to counter the unique atmospheric...
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5 Reasons to Travel China with a Small Group

For anyone who loves to ditch the map and experience a country on your terms, a group journey might not be on your travel radar....
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Muang La Resort: Secret Retreat in the Jungles of Laos

In the heart of Laos’s mountainous north, lies the small village of Muang La. Wooden and bamboo houses sit quietly here in the valley between...
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Fisherman in YangShuo

Tibet’s Holy Lakes

At elevations of about 15,000 ft, Tibet’s holy lakes are the pristine settings of sacred Lama rituals. For generations, Buddhist pilgrims have journeyed to these lakes...
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Why Travel to Laos

WildChina has just launched a new set of tours to Laos. Find out what drew us to this country and how to travel to Laos...
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Man looking after cattle on the Tibetan plateau

Attention Shopaholics. China Introduces New Sales Tax Refund

International tourists to Shanghai and Beijing are now able to enjoy tax refunds on goods purchased while on vacation. A new law, officiated on July...
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2015 WildChina Sustainability Award Goes to…

Congratulations to Nali, Marco, Michael, Yeonjun, and Graci for their prize-winning “Bam! Bamboo Workshop” sustainable business plan. In early June, these five students from Shanghai and...
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The Best Places to See Pandas in Chengdu

Updated: March 26, 2019 A trip to Sichuan is not complete without seeing China’s cuddly national icon, the giant panda. There are three main options for...
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Two Days on the Tibetan Plateau

The Monastery As we were wandering around the monastery, we heard the sound of a deep horn. Whatever plans we had were gone and we...
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Traditional Chinese Architecture

Looking For Wildflowers Around the World

In 1910, in the valley of Sichuan’s Min River, a group was on an arduous trek. The leader of this trek, a man named Wilson,...
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Shanghai to Suzhou: First time to China – Part 4

It was a grand time introducing our new friends to the wonders of China. For most of this Brazilian team of travel professionals, it was their...
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