Man enjoying his tea

Interview: Graham Earnshaw of Earnshaw Books

When walking around the hutongs of Beijing or the French Concession in Shanghai, it’s hard not to think about the way things were in China...
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Beautiful night in an old town in Yunnan

Exploring Joseph Rock’s China

WildChina prides itself in taking its clients to unspoiled, unseen corners of the country, but we also recognize that we wouldn’t know about these places...
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A camel resting in the Gobi Desert

Entertain yourself in Beijing and Shanghai during October Holiday

Although many Chinese travelers will be leaving the country next week for this year’s October Holiday, a national week of celebration for China’s National Day...
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Older parts of Chinese cities – See them while you can!

Over the last decade of bringing our clients to some of China’s wildest destinations, one of the biggest changes we’ve seen has been the large...
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Man enjoying his tea

China’s East and West get closer with new Shanghai-Lhasa tourism agreement

China’s East and West get closer with new Shanghai-Lhasa tourism agreement. In eastern China, it’s easy to think that the country’s provinces to the West...
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The mystic Yellow Mountain in Anhui

Mingling by moonlight: Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival

If you have been receiving box upon box of mooncakes, or yuebing, these past few weeks like us at WildChina, you are surely thrilled that...
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Man looking after cattle on the Tibetan plateau

Beijing office closure for Mid-Autumn Festival

WildChina’s Beijing office will be closed on Wednesday, September 22 for Mid-Autumn Festival. Please call 1-888-902-8808 or email info@wildchina.com for assistance at this time. The...
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Chinese door in Hutong alley

Mei Zhang and WildChina featured in Travel+Leisure’s A-List for second year

Wednesday brought great news to the WildChina office. For the second year in a row, founder Mei Zhang has been featured as one of Travel+Leisure’s...
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Chinese door in Hutong alley

Autumn destinations: Tibet

On the ‘Roof of the World,’ the sky is the limit when it comes to exploration. Given Tibet‘s diverse cultural, historical and religious marvels, it...
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Buddhist sculpture and art

Autumn destinations: Pingyao

The rapid modernization of China’s cities has amazed the world with its scale and speed, but it has come at a great cultural cost, especially...
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The mystic Yellow Mountain in Anhui

Autumn destinations: Guizhou

Every corner of China is home to amazing people, nature and geography, but it’s hard to match the diversity found in the country’s southwest. Destinations...
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A camel resting in the Gobi Desert

Autumn destinations: Guangxi

Autumn destinations: Guangxi. Sometimes the frenetic pace of workaday life can affect us so much that we don’t notice it until we actually stop for...
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