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Tibet Will Soon Reopen to Foreign Tourists

ANNOUNCEMENT: Travel bans to Tibet are expected to be lifted by the end of July. Bans in 2011 have been said to be implemented on account of two major anniversaries – the 60th anniversary of...
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Buddhist sculpture and art

Xi’an Cave Homes: old dwellings of the Chinese Communist Party

Shaanxi is a region packed with history and culture. In fact, in Xi’an and the surrounding region sometimes even the ground seems to be overflowing with it. Tombs, most notably of the Qin and Ming,...
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Man looking after cattle on the Tibetan plateau

New Attraction: Badaling Great Wall Helicopter Ride

WildChina is pleased to announce that guests visiting the Great Wall will soon have one more incredible way to view the ancient fortification. Starting after July 1, visitors to the Badaling wall will have the...
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Fisherman in YangShuo

Caochangdi Art District – creative home of Ai Weiwei

When searching for contemporary art in Beijing, a tourist is generally told to look no further than the 798 art district. Composed of popular galleries and flashy displays of outdoor statuary, 798 is indeed worth...
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Imperial dragon patterns

Restoring Life to Mountain Retreat Where Mao Napped

The following is an article written by Edward Wong, a journalist for The New York Times based in Beijing, China. ———- MOGANSHAN, China — The first to build and occupy European-style stone villas atop this bamboo-cloaked...
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Beautiful night in an old town in Yunnan

WildChina Student Summer Expedition

We would like to introduce a new experience in educational travel in China – the WildChina Student Summer Expedition. Designed to bring together unforgettable experiences and cultural discovery in a safe, professionally managed adventure learning experience, highlights...
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Traditional Chinese Architecture

International Consulting Firm visits Beijing

Last week the WildChina team played host to a group of about 150 from an international consulting firm at the China Club, an exclusive club located close to Tiananmen Square decorated in the traditional Chinese...
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Beijing to Shanghai High-speed Train Opens July 1

The high-speed train between Beijing and Shanghai will be opened on July first, linking the 1,318 kilometer distance between two of China’s largest metropolises.     Ticket prices have just recently been announced by the...
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Chinese door in Hutong alley

Where the water buffalo roam

WildChina founder Mei Zhang: In 2011, Patti Waldmeir, a journalist for Financial Times in Shanghai, inquired about Guizhou. I told her about beautiful Miao villages, spicy food, and all the wonderful things in Guizhou, plus the rain and poverty. She went there with her two...
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Founder Zhang Mei speaks on “Authentic and Sustainable Travel” at ILTM Asia 2011

WildChina founder Zhang Mei was recently invited to serve as a panelist at the International Luxury Travel Market Asia in Shanghai.  In a conversation moderated by Dorinda Elliot of Condé Nast Traveler, Mei will join Claire...
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