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In August 1992, myself and my wife, Caroline, arranged a trip to post-Tiananmen China. It was in the days when the London China Travel office was on Cambridge Circus, opposite the Palace Theatre on Charing Cross Road.



Tourism is a burgeoning industry in China making it not only a prime business destination but a must see travel stop. To ensure that you enjoy your trip, Chinese Translation Pro has compiled these handy travel tips as well as useful bits of information to take with you.



It is hard to believe that this beautiful country known as the roof of the world, remained unknown to the rest of that world until the beginning of the 20th century. Once discovered though it has attracted people from near and far ever since. Adventurers have been enchanted by the magical scenery, snow covered mountains and especially the county's alluring religion.



Today was our day in the mountains. It was a fascinating drive as we got to see more than just the city life of China. As we began seeing the foothills of the mountains, cows and other livestock started appearing along with small houses on the side of the highway. Settings like that set the mood for the day, and this is how urban and developed civilization has cut its way through the most rural and humane places I've ever seen.



Shanghai has always been an exemplary city of the People's Republic of China. This cosmopolitan as well as a metropolitan city comfortably situated on the extensive banks of river Yangtze, is now fast on its journey to join the global band of world's most happening cities.



A few years ago, my son, Kris, and I visited The Great Wall, going with a tour group (Chinese only, except for the two of us - it's cheaper that way!) out of Beijing. There are other ways you can see the Wall, places where you can do some heavy hiking and get off the beaten path, but I wanted to get the tourist version.



The Chinese capital is in full bloom during springtime while the progression of citywide preparations for the 2008 Olympic Games is in full swing. It was with a sense of pride that I gazed out the window during my taxi ride from Beijing International Airport through the brief stretch of rural terrain.



Looking for a challenging trek that rewards you with incredible views? Hailuogou Glacier Forest Park in the the Sichuan Province offers a phenomenal escape to a world of natural wonders, including ancient glaciers, verdant forests, plenty of wildlife, and fantastic hot springs for relaxing in after a day of hiking.



China is the land of rich history and has contributed a lot in sphere of philosophy. However, demographically China is the most populous country that we have today followed by India. The commonplace life and activity of the place can be enjoyed by taking on to the streets of the Chinese cities.



Shanghai China has a new and modern subway system which is very handy for Shanghai tourists and other visitors to Shanghai. As in many growing metropolitan areas the traffic situation in urban Shanghai is becoming more congested all the time.



“Beijing is a fascinating place to visit, but it can be pretty overwhelming,” she writes. “It’s a large city, densely populated…because the city is so vibrant, culturally rich, and inexpensive, it draws thousands of tourists every year. There are a million wonderful things to do in this famous city, but here are the absolute musts.”



Shanghai China's Xiang Yang market is one of the favorite tourist shopping stops in Shanghai. The Xiang Yang market offers both tourists and locals the opportunity to shop for many types of famous brand knock-off products at bargain prices.



As a traveler to a country like China with thousands of years of rich history and culture that is doing its utmost best to adapt to a Western lifestyle, you will have to maintain an open mind as you travel and explore China. If you not only want to survive a visit in China but also enjoy it while there, read the following tips to ensure a memorable traveling experience in China.



Xi’an is in China’s fertile lowlands. It is most famous for the discovery in 1974 of the Terracotta Warriors, and is one of the world’s greatest archaeological sites. This city is home to one of china’s largest mosques and has been inhabited for over 6000 years.



Today’s Travel Photo of the Day was taken by Realtravelers Andrew and Grace at the South Gate of the Xi’an City Wall. The ancient, majestic wall has survived more completely than any other wall in China and has added to Xi’an’s status as a World Heritage Site. Xi’an is known for many other historical sites as well, including the Terra Cotta Warriors.



Improvements to the city will be an added bonus to an already incredible travel destination. Beijing is known for its numerous historic sites (not the least of which is the famous Great Wall), its ancient architecture, city parks, museums, vibrant nightlife, delicious and inexpensive cuisine, and cultural offerings galore.



Venturing from Sydney to China, RealTravelers Andrew and Grace spent a day in Danba, taking in the lush green landscape, seeing historic memorials, visiting traditional Tibetan homes, and snapping photos of the 1,200 year-old Shuopo Watchtowers.



Looking for a travel destination with scenic beauty, cultural offerings, and plenty of fun things to do? Consider Yangshuo, China.


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