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toolkitWudang Mountain Guide 2026: Taoist Temples, Martial Arts Schools & the Birthplace of Tai Chi
Wudang Mountain (武当山) in Hubei — the Taoist sacred mountain and the legendary birthplace of Tai Chi and the internal martial arts. The ancient temple complex on the cliffs, the Golden Summit at 1612m, the martial arts schools that accept foreign students (programmes from 1 week to 6 months), and how to get there from Wuhan or Xi'an.
Updated May 2026
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beijingNanluoguxiang Hutong Beijing Guide 2026: Street Food, Traditional Courtyard Lanes & Local Life
Nanluoguxiang is Beijing's most accessible hutong district — a 786-metre alley lined with courtyard houses, indie cafes, snack vendors, and craft shops. This guide covers the main street highlights, the quieter side lanes worth exploring, best local food, and how to get the most out of a Beijing hutong visit.
Updated May 2026
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beijingBeijing Travel Guide: Imperial History, Modern Buzz & Practical Tips
Everything you need to plan a trip to Beijing — the Great Wall, Forbidden City, hutong neighbourhoods, food, day trips, and how to get around China's capital.
Updated May 2026
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daliDali Travel Guide: Ancient Town, Erhai Lake & Yunnan's Most Beloved Escape
Dali is where travellers come to slow down — a 700-year-old walled town beside a mountain lake in Yunnan province, home to the Bai minority, tie-dye textiles, and some of China's most relaxed café culture.
Updated May 2026
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fujianFuzhou Fujian Complete Guide 2026: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, Hot Springs & Temple Culture
Fuzhou is Fujian's underrated provincial capital — a city of outstanding Ming-Qing heritage preserved in the famous Three Lanes and Seven Alleys district, natural hot spring culture embedded into the daily urban fabric, a vibrant seafood economy and easy access to the coastal islands of the Min River estuary. This 2026 guide covers the full city and day trip options.
Updated May 2026
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guangdongFoshan & Shunde Guangdong Guide 2026: Cantonese Cuisine Capital, Ancestral Temple & Ceramics
Foshan and its Shunde district form the undisputed capital of Cantonese cuisine — the originating source of dishes eaten across the Cantonese diaspora worldwide. But Foshan is also the home of dragon boat culture, Lingnan architecture, the magnificent Ancestral Temple, and the Shiwan ceramics tradition. This 2026 guide covers food temples, cultural sites, how to get there from Guangzhou and Hong Kong, and where to stay.
Updated May 2026
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