China Welcomes Back “Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers”

What is more important – national security, or people’s right to be informed? The screenplay, “Top Secret: The Battle for the Pentagon Papers”, further explores the themes of freedom of press, government secrets, and the...

Beijingwild China, WildChina, Tianjin, Beijing

June 18, 2013

Beijing’s Vanishing Heart

This past weekend, we sat down with journalist and photographer Jojje Olsson to talk about a bit of Beijing’s heritage. _____ In 2007, Jojje Olsson came to China. He’d just won a university competition, and...

Editor's Pick, BeijingDrum Tower, tourism, Beijing, History, Olympics, Chinese culture, photography, hutongs

May 30, 2013

Taiwan – Asia’s Best Kept Foodie Secret?

Tom Stapleton, WildChina’s representative in the UK and Europe, reflects upon the delectable delicacies he enjoyed during a recent trip to Taiwan. Ask people what they associate with Taiwan and you’ll get blank faces, or...

Destinations, Foodie FindsFood, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel, Southern Regions, Taiwan

May 2, 2013

Venturing off the beaten path in Tibet

Tibet is located in the heart of the Himalayas, and is one of the world’s most hidden and valuable treasures. Traveling to Tibet can take you back in time to the Guge Kingdom’s ancient civilization,...

Destinations, TibetWildChina, yak wool, Abujee, Guge Kingdom, Kailash, Tibet travel, Tibetan Plateau

April 15, 2013

The Great Wall at Mutianyu

With just a two-an-a-half hour long car ride, you can travel back in time from modern Beijing to the days when emperors ruled China. Step out into the crisp fresh-aired haven of ancient China’s Ming...

Destinations, BeijingTravel in China, Great wall of China, Beijing, History, WildChina, WildChina Travel, Mutianyu, China Travel

Man looking after cattle on the Tibetan plateau

March 29, 2013

A Word from Teach for China fellow David Li

In December of 2012, WildChina announced a new philanthropic partnership with Teach for China. We took on the sponsorship of second-year Teach for China fellow, David Li, who had spent the summer of 2012 working...

YunnanTeach for China, David Li, WildChina Philanthropy, WildChina, Travel in China

March 25, 2013

Photography in Jiuzhaigou: Snap the shutter, roll on adventure

Jiuzhaigou National Park isn’t as likely to be visited by people traveling to China as the Great Wall is–but it should be. This region represents an oasis of natural beauty striking enough to rival Yosemite...

Destinationswild China, WildChina Travel, Shangri-La, UNESCO, Sean Gallagher, Jiuzhaigou National Park

March 20, 2013

A Surprise Snowfall in Beijing

This morning when Beijing residents opened their windows, we were in for a real surprise. After days of 50 and 60 degree-weather (F), snow blanketed the city overnight. To celebrate the end of winter, here...

BeijingBeijing, WildChina, hutong, snowfall, winter in Beijing

March 13, 2013

Can I breathe that?

Stories of pollution in China are all over the news. In the midst of this flurry of information, you probably have a lot of questions about what exactly it all means. To start, what is...

Insider Tips, BeijingForbidden City, Guizhou, Guangxi, Yunnan, First-timers, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

March 8, 2013

Chinese Treasures: A WildChina Original (Book by 3/31 for $200 off)

*BOOK CHINESE TREASURES BEFORE THE END OF MARCH TO RECEIVE $200 OFF THE PRICE. EMAIL US AT INFO@WILDCHINA.COM TO ENQUIRE)* Back in 2000, when Mei Zhang first started WildChina, her clients were personal friends, family,...

DestinationsWildChina, WildChina Travel, Mei Zhang, Terracotta Warriors, Zhang Mei, Top Travel Specialist, Chinese Treasures, wild China

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