China Travel News

The ancient Hutongs of Beijing are an excellent way to understand the culture and daily life of the people. Protecting them is of utmost importance.

The 2014 Taipei Tourism Expo kicked off on Friday, May 23, 2014 in Taipei, southeast China's Taiwan. Over 600 exhibitors from home and abroad took part in the expo.

A high-speed cruise liner made its inaugural voyage from Taipei to Pingtan county, Fujian province, on Tuesday.

Beijing will bring fast 4G Internet connections to all of its subways. Passengers will have access to 4G networks on the platforms, in the carriages, and in the tunnels.

Tourism and cultural exchanges will be useful tools in building new Silk Road. The modern Silk Road is expected to promote commodity exchanges.

The Hangzhou Travel Committee launched a search for the modern Marco Polo, and promised a salary of 40,000 Euros to the successful candidate.

Asia's largest 3D magic city opened in Guangzhou recently. Visitors can interact with the 3D paintings by posing with them.

An exhibition celebrating Sino-French friendship is held in Beijing Yishu 8. A variety of tea utensils and wine vessels, as well as multimedia works are now on display.

The 4th Asia Contemporary Art Show recently wrapped in Hong Kong, which displayed over 3,000 pieces of art from 400 artists and 102 galleries around the world.

The number of cultural relics owned by the Palace Museum (also known as the Forbidden City), has surpassed 1.8 million.