Think of the most terrible travel experience you’ve ever had and the feelings of disgust and hatred that came with it. Now imagine repeatedly visiting the most horrible tourist spots consecutively....
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Mridula Divedi explores the Jodhpur-Jaisalmer highway and stays at Rajasthan's beautiful hotel.
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Thomas Kohnstamm goes to Brazil and is assigned to review 100s of hotels and resorts. How does he possibly do this on his meager Lonely Planet wages? How does any travel writer do this? Find out in...
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A review of the newest products that make life better for travelers in 2012: a tiny rubber megaphone for your iPhone, an iTwin plug and Play double headed USB stick, a Satechi camera holder to steady...
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Stephen Hartshorne of GoNOMAD visits Vilnius, an ancient city that was once part of the Soviet Union, and shares a photographic walking tour of the city.
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Though many parents would undoubtedly shake their heads at this notion, Jon and Pamela have successfully pioneered family adventure travel, showing that it can indeed be done. Both are writers,...
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Here’s one for both explorers and vacationers I discovered in Nassau, a destination frequented by many of the latter: People-to-People.
It’s run by the Ministry of Tourism and it’s a local version...
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Michael Wigge left Germany for 150 days across 25,000 miles without any money. How you can travel for absolutely free too!
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WildChina’s Beijing office will be closed October 1st through 5th for China’s National Holiday. During this time the U.S. offices will remain open to answer any of your travel questions. If you are thinking about travel this winter now is the time to start planning. To contact us, please send us an email at info@wildchina.com. [...]
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: in our mind, half of the delight of travel in China is enjoying its singularly fantastic food. Whether it’s hot pot in Inner Mongolia or visiting our favorite haunts in Beijing and Shanghai, we cannot get enough. Thus, it will come as no surprise when we [...]
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The Dragons' Den judge explains her fondness for Cusco, the gateway for trips to Machu Picchu.
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Yup, I do have a closet full of backpacks in all shapes, sizes and colors. But I had mentioned at one of my talks recently that I was on the lookout for a really great backpack. That’s when someone showed me their Briggs & Riley Excursion Backpack. I was immediately interested in taking it for [...]
Whenever you are booking the perfect holiday for that certain someone, any old hotel simply will not do. You want somewhere special, someplace with character, someplace romantic, and of course, someplace that fits within your budget. WildChina lays out three of our favorites from least to most expensive: Shichahai Shadow Art Performance Hotel: Tucked into [...]
After almost three weeks of running around Spain, I am finally back in North American. The last few weeks have been rather hectic. I arrived in Barcelona on the 12th and immediately took the train to Valencia where I met my friend Joantxo with Valencia Tourism who drove me to the palm covered city of [...]Friends warned me that it might be a little difficult to find vegetarian food in Spain. I heard them but I figured really, how hard COULD it be? Kinda hard, I discovered. I’m in Spain because I was invited to speak at TBEX (the travel bloggers conference). The conference was in Girona in Northeast Catalonia [...]
The engagement was magical, the wedding will be fabulous, but after listening to your own mother and your future mother-in-law for the last seven months, you are looking to get away. Far away. How about whisking you and your new partner to the far east? Here are three great options to get your mind off [...]
I’ve been using TripIt for several years. It is the most valuable travel app I have installed on my iPhone and it is something I use almost every day when I am on the road. It has saved me countless time and and hassle by keeping all my travel information in on place while giving [...]
One of the most exciting aspects of travel is exploring the unexplored. However, while venturing into new lands people sometimes forget about the effect they will have on the areas they are visiting. While this is not always the problem, sometimes the impact on the local culture can be a source of friction. Yangshuo’s Swiss [...]
WildChina was recently invited to survey Swire’s newest property, the East hotel in Beijing. After two meals and a peaceful sleep in their beautiful rooms, our only complaint was that we couldn’t stay longer: Our stay began with drinks on the East’s outdoor patio. With low lighting, the outdoor space was a perfect place to [...]
This fall, our second 2012 WildChina Explorer Grant winners William Bleish and Yan lu will begin their expedition to the Aiolishan range in Yunnan. In January, William visited the region and put together a field report for the China Exploration and Research Society titled The Gibbons Still Sing Here: Return to Ailao Mountain after 25 [...]
WildChina’s next installment of Where the Wild Things Are: A WildChina Series is going to feature Fuchsia Dunlop a food writer and cook extraordinaire at Capital M. In addition to having a chance to hear from Fuchsia about her new book Every Grain of Rice: Simple Chinese Home Cooking, guests of this event will also [...]
With a cool breeze heralding the beginning of fall, the stage was set for guests to enjoy a beautiful evening at Face Bar for yesterday’s Where the Wild Things Are: A WildChina Series with speaker Laurence Brahm. After having a chance to mingle over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, guests headed inside as the light began [...]
Bubbling ferociously, steam rising from its top, Inner Mongolia’s hot pot is one of a kind. How many meals can claim to offer both the complex taste of a delicious soup with the simple fun of a kindergarten art project? For that is what hot pot in Inner Mongolia ultimately is, a work of art. [...]