Adventure Travel Blog
Mount Wutong is a beautiful place to get away from the bustle of the city. Here are our top tips to get the most out of your Mount Wutong adventure!
The Great Wall of China is a must-see on a visit to China, as it tells a fascinating story of courage and dedication. Read on to see why you should visit this magnificent masterpiece and how to make your trip the most memorable!
Thus this blog post is to wish you all, our dear readers, followers and fellow travel bloggers, Merry Christmas that we hope will be filled with love, amazing food and great people.
China is an enormous country, full of beautiful and exciting cities, and above all difficult to navigate without a good planning. We’re asked for travel recommendations nearly every day, and so here’s eTramping’s list of top 3 cities to visit in China.
Songshan Lake is an extremely popular hangout for locals and visitors alike, especially during the summer heat. It’s a perfect tourist spot for cycling fun as it has quite a number of picturesque spots for rest.
Description of two most beautiful temples Katas Raj Temple and Lama Temple, recommended to visit by our favourite travel bloggers – Tim and Vanessa.
Traveling to Guilin soon? Great! In today’s post we’re sharing with you guys a neat, friendly and affordable hostel you can stay at when visiting one of the most magnificent places in China.
Hospitality, diverse landscape, food heaven, stunning ancient buildings – these are some of the things I fell in love with when visiting China for the first time.
Let me show you around Da Lang, Dongguan where I have been living (on and off) for nearly 2 years.
Although Dutch cuisine is delicious, I still miss certain dishes from China. Here is my list of top 10! such, Baozi, Jiaozi, Snake meat, Snails and the beer..
Shanghai is many things. It’s a model city for lightspeed growth and progress – it’s one of the most forward thinking cosmopolitans in the world. It’s a city rich with nostalgia with colonial days gone past. One day Shanghai itinerary with only $25 in your pocket.
The further west you travel in China the more ethnic minorities you’re bound to run into; people like the Hui, Uyghur, Kazakh, Mongol and Tajik among many others.