When to Visit China in 2025: A Seasonal Guide for Travelers China’s vast geography and diverse climates make choosing the best time to visit a nuanced decision, shaped by your destination, travel style, and preferences. Whether you’re dreaming of exploring ancient sites, vibrant cities, or serene landscapes, timing matters. This guide, crafted with insights from […]
Far more than a single structure, it’s a complex network of fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and a testament to human ambition. While only a fraction is restored for tourism, its crumbling ruins and storied past captivate millions. This guide, crafted for inchina.org, dives deep into the Wall’s history, modern significance, preservation efforts, and […]
In China, food is more than sustenance—it’s a cultural cornerstone, a national passion woven into daily life across its vast landscapes. From the subtropical dim sum havens of Guangzhou to the Silk Road samsa stalls of Urumqi, over 3,200km apart, China’s culinary diversity rivals entire continents. Fueled by millennia of tradition and a geography spanning […]
China has released its 2025 Public Holiday schedule. Compared to 2024, the number of public holidays for all citizens has increased by two days, specifically for Lunar New Year’s Eve and May 2nd. The announcement also clarifies the adjusted holiday arrangements, stating that the continuous work period before and after statutory holidays generally should not […]
China, the third-largest country on Earth, is a kaleidoscope of landscapes—from lush tropical jungles to the stark Himalayan plateau—teeming with biodiversity, rare flora, and iconic wildlife like the giant panda. Since 1994, its 244 National Scenic and Historic Interest Areas have showcased this splendor. In 2021, China launched a groundbreaking national parks system, unifying vast […]
China’s internet restrictions block many Western websites and apps, including news outlets (e.g., NYT, BBC), Google services (Maps, Translate, YouTube), Meta platforms (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp), X/Twitter, Wikipedia, and others. This poses challenges for foreign visitors, as Chinese alternatives are often in Chinese or provide limited information. Smartphones are vital for daily life in China, used […]