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Chinese New Year is also known as the Spring Festival, and is the most important traditional holiday in China. Celebrated by millions worldwide, it marks the beginning of the lunar calendar.

Learn more about Chinese Calligraphy: Styles, Practising and what is the impact of today's modern China.

Visit these top attractions in Xinjiang and give yourself experience for a lifetime. From magical villages to busy bazaars, Xinjiang has so much to offer.

Trekking in Xinjiang lets you enjoy the stunning natural scenery. You can visit traditional villages, and enjoy while hiking through amazing nature.

Dive into the rich flavors of Xinjiang cuisine with our top 10 must-try delicacies guide. Located at the crossroads of the Silk Road, Xinjiang's diverse culinary heritage features bold spices and hearty ingredients that reflect its multicultural influences. From succulent meats to savory dishes seasoned with local herbs, this blog offers a flavorful journey through the region's most celebrated dishes.

The Yi people are the 7th largest ethnic group (out of 55 in total ethnic groups) with 9 million people and they mainly live in the Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, and Guangxi mountain regions. This blog provides an in-depth look at the Yi people, exploring their history, language, traditional clothing, and lively festivals.

Starting in February 2024, Brunei citizens can benefit from a new visa-free arrangement, allowing them up to 15 days to explore China's diverse landscapes, ancient history, and modern cities without the hassle of obtaining a visa. This initiative aims to boost tourism and strengthen cultural ties between China and Brunei.

Going on overload China adventure is like stepping into a world full of stories, nature wonders, tradition, ancient history, and modern busy life. China is huge and has lots of different places to see, from super-tall buildings with bright lights in big cities like Shanghai to quiet and beautiful fields in the countryside.

Luxembourg citizens can now travel to China visa-free, according to an announcement from the China Ministry of Foreign Affairs on March 7, 2024. This visa-free policy, initially set to expire at the end of 2024, has been extended until the end of 2025. It allows for stays of up to 15 days.

Travel easier to China from Belgium visa-free from 14 March to 30 Nov 2024. Explore Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an in 15 unforgettable days.