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Chaoshan (Chaozhou & Shantou) Travel Guide: Teahouse Culture, Seafood & Ming City Walls

Discover Chaoshan — the twin cities of Chaozhou and Shantou in eastern Guangdong, home to the world's most elaborate tea ceremony, China's finest seafood, Ming Dynasty city walls, and a diaspora culture that shaped Southeast Asia.

Updated May 2026

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Chongqing Travel Guide: Mountain City Skyline, Hotpot & Three Gorges Gateway

Complete guide to Chongqing — China's impossibly vertical mountain city where bridges and tunnels connect hillside neighbourhoods, where the most authentic mala hotpot in China is served, and where Three Gorges cruises begin.

Updated May 2026

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Pearl River Delta: Zhongshan, Zhuhai & Foshan Beyond Guangzhou and Shenzhen

Discover the underrated Pearl River Delta cities — Foshan's ancestral temple and Cantonese opera, Zhongshan birthplace of Sun Yat-sen, Zhuhai's coastal charm and Macau connection, and how to explore the most economically productive delta in the world.

Updated May 2026

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Guangxi Beibu Gulf: Weizhou Island, Beihai Silver Beach & Vietnam Border

Explore China's least-visited coastal province — Guangxi's Beibu Gulf coast with the volcanic Weizhou Island, Beihai's colonial heritage and Silver Beach, and the Detian Waterfall on the Vietnam border.

Updated May 2026

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Longji Rice Terraces: Dragon's Backbone Scenic Area in Guangxi

Your guide to the Longji Rice Terraces (Dragon's Backbone) near Guilin — ancient Zhuang and Yao minority terraced fields carved into mountain ridges, with seasonal photography across spring flooding, summer green, autumn gold, and winter snow.

Updated May 2026

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Guizhou Qiandongnan: Miao & Dong Minority Villages, Terraced Rice Fields

Explore Guizhou's most extraordinary region — the Qiandongnan Miao and Dong Autonomous Prefecture, with wooden village stilt-houses, famous Dong drum towers and wind-rain bridges, the Langde Shang Miao village festivals, and Zhaoxing — China's largest intact Dong village.

Updated May 2026

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