Why Guizhou Should Top Your 2021 Travel List

With adventure on the horizon for 2021, add Guizhou to your travel list for an escape into minority villages and breathtaking landscapes.

WildChina, Guizhou, Insider TipsGuiyang, Guizhou, rural china, Fanjingshan, Miao Minority. Ethnic Groups, Chinese Festivals., Chinese Cuisine

December 17, 2020

The Best Places to Travel for China’s Spring Festival 2021

Looking for an off-the-beaten-path escape for Spring Festival? Here are 4 places to travel to experience the best of China's national holiday.

Destinations, Yunnan, Guizhou, China, Anhui, Editor's Pick, Insider TipsGuizhou, Yunnan, Shanxi, Spring Festival

December 9, 2020

Where to Travel: January 2021

January 2021… the start of a year we’re all hoping will be a lot less crazy than the one before. So, how to make the most of being in China in January when even temperatures...

Editor's Pick, Insider Tips, DestinationsXishuangbanna, Pingyao, Zhangjiajie, Harbin, winter travel, January 2021, Shanghai

November 28, 2020

Why We’re Spending Christmas in Yunnan, China

Would you be surprised if we told you that in a small town on the edge of the Tibetan Plateau, 80% of the population was Catholic? And would you be even more surprised if we...

WildChina, Editor's Pick, YunnanChina Travel, China family tour, Yunnan Province, Christmas

November 8, 2020

Thanksgiving in China: Forget Turkey, Make This Year About Ham

Celebrating Thanksgiving in China can feel a bit strange. But there's no reason why 'a bit different' needs to equate to 'not as good.'

WildChina, Dali and Lijiang, Editor's Pick, Foodie FindsThanksgiving, Yunnan food

June 12, 2020

Introducing our 2020 Education Summer Programs

Here at WildChina, we specialize in creating life-changing experiences. When it comes to our education programs, this normally means working directly with schools and organizations to curate experiences that challenge students and help them to think...

Education Travel, Beijing, Shanghai, Editor's Pickeducation, Educational travel, summer programs

June 2, 2020

WildChina On-Air: In Conversation With Dr. Neil Schmid

Here at WildChina, we’re not just a travel company. We go beyond just showing people a destination by fostering a deeper understanding and perception of a place and the people we find there. In the...

Humans of China, WildChina On-Air, DunhuangWildChina On-Air, History, Buddhism, Dunhuang

April 29, 2020

Eight Places to Visit as China Emerges From Coronavirus

By Zhang Mei (Apr 29, 2020) Zhihua Temple As I write this, fewer than 100 days have passed since Wuhan was locked down. Yet, we are living in a different world. While many of my...

WildChina, Shanghai, Mei's Advice, Xian, Caixin, In the News, Insider Tips, Beijing

December 19, 2019

Peek into the mind of Tea Horse Caravan Road Expert, Jeff Fuchs

Originally posted August 30, 2014 To celebrate the announcement of another Ancient Tea Horse Road journey with Jeff Fuchs during November 2020, we’re sharing one of our favorite posts of WildChina Explorer and Expert Jeff Fuchs musing...

WildChina, Yunnan

Georgia Freedman China South of the Clouds

November 14, 2019

WildChina Expert-Led Series: Yunnan & Laos with Georgia Freedman

In China’s far southern reaches – where Yunnan Province’s Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture meets Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam – the country feels less like China and more like Southeast Asia. And with 13 of China’s 55 ethnic minority groups (many...

Destinations, Laos, Beyond China, Xishuangbanna, Yunnan

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