China Travel News

The Spring Festival, also known as the Chinese Lunar New Year, is going to be celebrated throughout China.

Alongside the ancient Silk Road Buddha statues that have been underground for up to a thousand years were unearthed at the Dayun Temple historical site.

The annual Jinji Lake Lantern Festival, part of the greater Jiangsu-Taiwan Lantern Festival, is going to kick off on February 1st in Suzhou

China Central Television's Spring Festival Gala, the hotly anticipated variety show held on the eve of the Chinese lunar new year, is now in its rehearsal & countdown phase.

The 1,300-year-old Potala Palace was added to the national 5A scenic spot list by the National Tourism Administration of China, becoming the first highest-level tourist attraction in Tibet.

The Chinese New Year is a major highlight in Singapore. Festivities start early in the city, attracting Singaporeans of various ethnic backgrounds and tourists from all over the world.

The Lhasa-Shigatse railway, the extension line of Qinghai-Tibet railway, known as the national key project, has completed the track-laying process.

The amazing ballet show Raise the Red Lantern was staged on Friday night at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beijing.

From January 1, 2013, Beijing and Shanghai offer a 72-hour a transit without visa (TWOV) for foreign visitors with valid visas and the air ticket to the third country and transit at Beijing or Shanghai.

Over 300 pieces of precious jade objects, kept through China's imperial times and representing the nation's time-honored jade craftsmanship, are now on display in Beijing Shenyu Museum.