Xiapu Mudflats: Fujian’s Working Coast for Photographers
Xiapu’s tidal flats, bamboo poles and seaweed farms reward photographers who plan around the tide table, and this guide covers the viewpoints, seasons and logistics
Detailed guides to China’s top attractions for foreign visitors: opening hours, ticket booking rules for overseas travellers, crowd-avoidance timing, transport, and what to eat nearby.
Xiapu’s tidal flats, bamboo poles and seaweed farms reward photographers who plan around the tide table, and this guide covers the viewpoints, seasons and logistics
Lingering Garden in Suzhou: the four quarters, the 700-metre corridor of framed windows, the Cloud-Capped Peak, and how to visit without the crowds
The Fujian Tulou explained: rammed earth clan fortresses, Yongding versus Nanjing clusters, 2024 ticket prices, sleeping inside one, and the Hakka dishes to order
Baotu Spring in Jinan: how the karst aquifer works, when the jets actually run, the free springs along the moat, and the Shandong dishes to eat nearby
Zhujiajiao by Metro Line 17: the Shanghai canal town you can reach in 40 minutes, what to see and eat, when to arrive, and how it compares with Wuzhen
White Horse Temple outside Luoyang carries the claim of China’s first Buddhist temple, and this guide covers what survives, what costs extra attention and how to pair it with Longmen
Beijing’s largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery still houses resident monks and a single-piece sandalwood Maitreya, and timing decides whether you notice either
Beihai Park in Beijing: the White Dagoba, Nine-Dragon Wall, Round City and Kublai Khan’s jade bowl, plus 2024 tickets, best times and where to eat nearby
Jokhang Temple in Lhasa: the Jowo Rinpoche statue, Barkhor kora, permit and afternoon-entry rules, photography limits and what the visit really involves
A Chongqing to Yichang river cruise runs three or four nights past three gorges and one enormous dam, and this guide covers ships, prices and trade-offs