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The mystic Yellow Mountain in Anhui

Traveler’s Voice: Did I mention that I don’t like camping?

The following post was written by Gerry Levandoski, a WildChina client who traveled with us on a small group journey with Yosemite in September 2010.  This is the first of a series of articles he...
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Educational travel in Taiwan

WildChina is pleased to announce the expansion of our Educational travel in Taiwan, bringing to the Ilha Formosa (“Beautiful Island”) the same spirit of innovation and uncompromising level of service that characterize WildChina travel on...
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Chinese door in Hutong alley

Further, Higher

The following is an excerpt from Jeff Fuchs’ Tea and Mountain Journals, a blog by explorer, photographer and writer Jeff Fuchs.  Jeff is the 2011 recipient of WildChina’s Explorer Grant.  He and friend Michael Kleinwort are currently...
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Man enjoying his tea

On the Road with Jeff Fuchs: The Sun and Wind in Golok

The following is an excerpt from Jeff Fuchs’ Tea and Mountain Journals, a blog by explorer, photographer and writer Jeff Fuchs.  Jeff is the 2011 recipient of WildChina’s Explorer Grant.  He and friend Michael Kleinwort...
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Girl praying at an ancient temple

WildChina Explorer Grant provides adventurers the opportunity to turn their outdoor visions into real advancements in China exploration

WildChina would now like to offer adventurers the opportunity to turn their outdoor visions into real advancements in China exploration through The WildChina Explorer Grant. The WildChina Explorer Grant is a grant of USD 1,000...
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Tibetan Buddhism Flags

Snapshot from the road: an unexpected World War II memorial

The C-53 Skytrooper’s battered fuselage is incongruous here in the small town of Pianma in one of China’s most remote corners. The transport aircraft is a relic of one of the Second World War’s most...
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Candles in a Buddhist temple

Snapshot from the road: Time travel in the Nu Valley

Sometimes when on the road, the past and present can collide in the most unexpected of places. We were reminded of this recently when on the road in the lush upper reaches of the Salween...
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Candles in a Buddhist temple

A hiker’s China dream: The trails of Huangshan and Jiuzhaigou

For many people, travel is a great excuse to be lazy and pampered, but for others of us, it’s a perfect opportunity to not only to get a little exercise but to do so among...
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Chinese door in Hutong alley

Family Travel Contest: I is for Spy, T is for Treasure Hunts

The following is a post from The Perrin Post by Wendy Perrin of Conde Nast Traveler Magazine. WildChina founder Zhang Mei shares tips on traveling with children… Today’s tips come from Mei Zhang, mom of three...
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Fisherman in YangShuo

WildChina again recognized as leader in sustainable travel in China

At WildChina, we’re quite proud of our pioneering dedication to pursuing environmentally sustainable travel in China, and we’re not afraid to show it. That said, it’s always nice when other people recognize us for our...
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