In this article, I’m going to walk you through one of my favorite streets in Shanghai – Wuyuan Road. This is a small road in the French Concession that is stretching from Changshu Road in the east and ending at Wukang Road in the west. It is only 820 meters long and 15 to 17 …
Unveiling the Hidden Gems of Shanghai’s WuYuan Road: A Walking Tour Guide Read More »
In 2021, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, I wasn’t able to travel outside of China on official holidays, like I usually do. Instead, I decided to explore a region in China that I barely knew – Fujian province. As I’ve visited Xiamen a few times already, and because I wanted to avoid the crowds, this …
The Unknown Fujian: a 4 day trip to Dayushan Island, Xiapu and Taimu Mountain Read More »
Nikko (日光) is a small mountain town located in northeast of Tokyo. It’s only a two-hour train ride away from the Japanese capital and for that reason, it is a very popular destination for day-trippers. In fact, Nikko is one of the easiest and most interesting day trips from Tokyo. The town is mostly famous …
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Nikko (日光) is a small mountain town located in the northeast of Tokyo. It’s only a two-hour train ride away from the Japanese capital and for that reason, it is a very popular destination for day-trippers. In fact, Nikko is one of the easiest and most interesting day trips from Tokyo. The town is mostly …
One-Day Trip to Nikko and visit of the wold-famous Toshogu Shrine Read More »
The Former French Concession (FFC) is a historic neighborhood and one of the most famous spots to visit and experience in Shanghai. In my opinion, this place gives the city its unique charm and cosmopolitan atmosphere and Shanghai wouldn’t be the same without the French Concession. The Former French Concession was one of the fourth …
Self-guided Shanghai French Concession Walking Tour: history and must-see places Read More »
Breakfast dishes in China are very different from what we’re used to eating in the West. They are usually made out of wheat flour or tofu, but many dishes are prepared in a variety of flavors and with different seasonings and toppings. They can be either sweet or savory. Tests vary a lot in different …
I am a coffee person. I drink between 2 and 4 coffees per day and before I came to China I was only having tea if I was sick. But in China tea is everywhere and tea-drinking is a big part of Chinese culture. It remains difficult to find coffee in smaller towns and villages …
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The Yellow Mountain in China is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the country’s major tourist destinations. The Chinese name of the Yellow Mountain(s) is Huangshan (黄山). “Huang” (黄) is the Chinese pronunciation of “yellow” and “shan” (山) means “mountain”. There are many stories and legends about the Yellow Mountains, most of them speak about the …
Two-day hiking itinerary in The Yellow Mountains (off the beaten path) Read More »
Jing‘an Temple (静安寺) is undoubtedly the most famous temple in Shanghai. Located in the city center, Jiang An temple is one of the main tourist attractions in Shanghai and it is included in all city tour trips and tourist guides. Even if you’re not into temples and Buddhism, you should give this Shanghai landmark a quick visit. …
Jing An Temple: a must-see spot in the city center of Shanghai Read More »
Duolun Road is a small quiet street located in Hongkou District, Shanghai. This place has a unique atmosphere that I haven’t felt anywhere in the city. Duolun Road is famous for being the residential area of some of the most influential writers, as well as several Kuomintang generals (the Nationalist political party) in the beginning …
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