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guangxiGuangxi 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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guangxiLongji 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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guizhouGuizhou 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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hainanHainan Interior: Wuzhishan, Li Minority Villages & Tropical Rainforest Guide
Beyond Sanya's beach resorts — discover Hainan Island's tropical interior, the Li and Miao minority villages of Wuzhishan, China's largest tropical rainforest at Jianfengling, and the traditional boat-shaped houses and ethnic textile culture of the Li people.
Updated May 2026
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hebeiHebei Travel Guide: Chengde Mountain Resort, Zhangjiakou & Wild Great Wall
Discover Hebei Province — Chengde's imperial summer resort and Eight Outer Temples, the wild unreconstructed Great Wall sections, and the mountain ski resort at Zhangjiakou that hosted the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Updated May 2026
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jiangxiJiangxi Travel Guide: Lushan Mountains, Jingdezhen Porcelain & Poyang Lake
Your complete guide to Jiangxi Province — the cloud-wrapped peaks of Lushan that inspired centuries of Chinese poetry, Jingdezhen the 1,000-year porcelain capital of the world, and the vast Poyang Lake with its winter crane migration.
Updated May 2026
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