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- Wuyuan: Huizhou Villages and Rapeseed Fields in JiangxiSep 19,2026Jiangxi's Huizhou county: white-walled villages in valleys, stone bridges, and the spring rapeseed bloom that fills the terraces every March.
- Tianjin First Visit: Concessions, Markets and Street FoodSep 19,2026Tianjin packs treaty-port architecture, a riverside skyline and a distinctive food culture into a walkable centre thirty minutes from Beijing by high-speed rail.
- Beihai and Weizhou Island: Guangxi Beaches Without the CrowdsSep 18,2026Guangxi's coast: a relaxed seaside city, a colonial-era street, and a volcanic island with beaches, coral and a car-free pace.
- Zhangzhou and the Fujian Coast: Beyond XiamenSep 18,2026Fujian's southern coast beyond Xiamen: an old walled town, offshore islands, seafood villages, and the tulou country an hour or two inland.
- Shenyang and the Northeast: Palaces, Snow and StewsSep 18,2026The northeast's biggest city: an imperial palace, republican-era streets and a food culture built for winter, with the region's snow country within reach.
- Wuhan First Visit: Yangtze River, Museums and a 3-Day PlanSep 18,2026Wuhan sits where the Han meets the Yangtze: a three-town city of bridges, a museum with one of China's great collections, and a food culture built on noodles and river fish.
- Foshan: Kung Fu, Ceramics and Cantonese KitchensSep 17,2026Foshan, in the Pearl River delta, gave Chinese martial arts two of its most famous figures and keeps a ceramics tradition alive in Shiwan — plus Cantonese cooking at street level.
- Ningxia: Desert, Wine and the Western Xia TombsSep 17,2026A small province with an outsized range: the Western Xia tombs, desert dunes on the Yellow River, and a wine industry that has quietly won international awards.
- Shantou and Chaoshan: Coastal Guangdong Beyond the CitiesSep 17,2026Teochew country, on the coast: arcaded streets, beef hotpot and dim sum, island temples and the South China Sea — a Guangdong that most itineraries skip.
- Zhuhai and the Pearl River Estuary: A Quiet Guangdong CitySep 17,2026Zhuhai is where Guangdong slows down: a seafront city of parks, islands and seafood, with Macao, China next door and the Greater Bay Area on the doorstep.
- Taiyuan and the Shanxi Temples: A First VisitSep 17,2026Shanxi holds China's earliest surviving timber halls, and Taiyuan is the base for seeing them: museums, noodle kitchens and temple towns within a day's drive.
- Quanzhou City Guide: A 3-Day Plan for the Maritime Silk Road PortSep 17,2026China's medieval port of world religions, in three unhurried days: temples and mosques in the old city, puppet theatre and incense workshops, and the coast at nearby Xiamen.
- Meizhou and the Hakka Roundhouses of GuangdongSep 17,2026Meizhou is the Hakka heartland: fortified communal houses built around courtyards, ancestral halls, and a cuisine of salt-baked chicken and stuffed tofu. A first-visit guide.
- Kunming First Visit: Spring Weather and Yunnan's GatewaySep 16,2026Kunming is where Yunnan trips begin and end: mild year-round weather, flower and wild-mushroom markets, lakeside parks and the Stone Forest an hour away. A first-visit guide.
- Ningbo: Port City, Book Pavilion and SeafoodSep 16,2026Ningbo has been a port for a thousand years, and it still tastes like one: seafood, old lanes, a merchant past and China's most celebrated private library. A first-visit guide.
- Shaoxing: Yellow Wine, Old Lanes and Literary ChinaSep 16,2026Shaoxing pairs a famous rice wine with stone bridges, old lanes and the childhood home of one of China's most-read writers. A first-visit guide to a slow Zhejiang city.
- Yangzhou: Canals, Gardens and a Slow Jiangsu CitySep 16,2026Yangzhou made its fortune on salt and canals, and spent it on gardens. A first-visit guide to the Jiangsu city that most travelers skip — and should not.
- Qufu: Confucius, the Temple and the Family MansionSep 16,2026Qufu holds the temple, mansion and cemetery of Confucius — the physical centre of a tradition that shaped Chinese education. A first-visit guide and what to look for.
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