For many western travellers, arriving in China for the first time is akin to stepping into another world. Although the country boasts the world's oldest civilisation and retains many ancient customs and traditions, China's major cities are dazzlingly futuristic, teeming with colour and life. Nevertheless, historical and cultural highlights from earlier eras are abundant, and whilst westerners may have learned about landmarks such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and the Terracotta Warriors from guide books or the internet, nothing can compare with the extraordinary experience of seeing them at first hand.
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16/10/2019 · By Georgia Shipley
Don’t waste precious holiday time worrying what souvenirs to pick up from your travels, get stuck into this handy guide and make your shopping trips a cinch!
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16/10/2019 · By Rashmi Guha Ray
Economic development, technological advancement, and futuristic urbanisation – China has achieved enormous growth in the last few decades.
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22/11/2018 · By Lorna Heatley
Ahh the modern age, where gadgets are abundant and the world is small, so travelling is easier than ever.
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05/03/2018 · By Katie Shaw
There are many powerful reasons to travel; immersing yourself in the rich culture of an unknown country, expanding your perspectives, pausing to appreciate the natural beauty of the world we live in, and disconnecting from our often monotonous day to day routines.
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