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01st October 2009
Being one of the most prominent cities in Asia, Beijing has today become a bustling metropolis with an amazing range of attractions, landmarks and shopping hubs. Home to over 14 million people, the city is considered to be the political, cultural and econ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st October 2009
The Beijing Ninegates Jazz Festival started back in 2005 and quickly grew into one of the largest jazz festivals in the world. The festival attracts musicians and audiences from around the world allowing guests to take in a diverse variety of talent and m... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye14th September 2009
Beijing
I flew to China with Scandinavian Airways via Copenhagen on the 15th September, 2005. Our first port of call was Beijing. I stayed in the Central Plaza which is owned by Holiday Inn. This was a fantastic hotel which included an indoor swimming ... Read >
Author: arabela11th September 2009
Beijing
I flew to China with Scandinavian Airways via Copenhagen on the 15th September, 2005. Our first port of call was Beijing. I stayed in the Central Plaza which is owned by Holiday Inn. This was a fantastic hotel which included an indoor swimming ... Read >
Author: arabela30th August 2009
Admittedly, there are few genuine “can’t miss” propositions. But I’ve got one for you, Starbucks in China. Giant corporations being granted carte blanche in a totalitarian environment are reminiscent of an age when kings granted exclusive licens... Read >
Author: wbdoyle03rd August 2009
Even if you don't live in some place where it's virtually summer the whole year round, it is still advisable to have at least a pair of sunglasses to up your style score to at least 6, with 10 being the perfect score. But if you already have more than one... Read >
Author: Mel C30th July 2009
Chinese Tattoos are rapidly becoming some of the most modern and most recent trends within the fashion world and indeed the rest of the world additionally. Chinese Tattoo designs have came a long way and everybody would like to undergo some tattooed on th... Read >
Author: Gordy Boy30th July 2009
Chinese Tattoos are rapidly becoming some of the newest and most recent trends within the fashion world and indeed the rest of the world as well. Chinese Tattoo designs have came a long way and everybody would fancy to get some tattooed on the skin.
W... Read >
Author: gordonpowles06th July 2009
This article is about the motels in Beijing. You can find some useful Beijing travel and flights information in it if you are booking your China flights now. (you can get more New York,Los Angeles,San Francisco, Chicago flights and airfares info at Travel... Read >
Author: Shane Lee04th July 2009
The Asian Civilisations Museum or ACM is a museum that presents an integrated yet wide spread picture of significant Asian cultures and civilisations.
The ethnically diverse Singapore recognises ACM as a national museum that falls under the National Heri... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye28th June 2009
Beijing is the state capital of China and prides itself on many important historical sites and government organization. A very friendly tourist destination, Beijing is full of attractions and surprises. From verdant parks, cozy restaurants to thumping dis... Read >
Author: harjeet18th June 2009
Beijing is the state capital of China and prides itself on many important historical sites and government organization. A very friendly tourist destination, Beijing is full of attractions and surprises. From verdant parks, cozy restaurants to thumping dis... Read >
Author: Harjeet18th June 2009
This was a trip with a difference. I had not been to Mongolia since the late 1980s and even then had only stopped in Ulaanbaatar, the capital, whilst passing through en route to China. What changes would I notice? Two things that I always remember from my... Read >
Author: Steppes Travel04th June 2009
Considered as the only other royal palace to be found in China after the mammoth Forbidden Palace, Shenyang Imperial Palace is no exception with its magnificent architecture so typically Chinese with its dragon sculptures and tiered roofs. Stretching over... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye05th April 2009
Splendid China is an all inclusive miniature park located in Shenzhen. It is an ideal place to explore the history, architecture, art and traditions of the diverse nationalities in China.
Located at the Overseas Chinese Town, Splendid China Miniature Par... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye04th April 2009
Puppet Emperor Palace and Exhibition Hall also known as the Museum of Imperial Palace of Manchu State is situated in the north-eastern corner of Changchun. Formed by the Imperial Japanese Army, the palace was created as the official residence of Puyi who ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye03rd April 2009
As is known, Chinese economy used to be closed and like a forbidden
city. Now you can hardly compare China of today to China twenty years
ago. China nowadays is a powerhouse of manufacturing and global trade.
High-tech products such as Chinese Consu... Read >
Author: tonggo30th March 2009
If you travel to Beijing you must definitely visit :
1.The Great Wall Of China
The Great Wall of China is a series of stone and earthen fortifications in China, built, rebuilt, and maintained between the 5th century BC and the 16th century to protect t... Read >
Author: chinaguides27th March 2009
A mention of China, a beautiful nation in the Far East, will always bring to our minds beautiful pictures of the Great Wall and the life and times of the early civilization. Tourists and travelers from all across the world visit China to catch amazing gli... Read >
Author: john12325th March 2009
China is much more than just a country, when you trip China it's like being in a perfect different world. The heritage and annals of this stunning country that spans back over 5,000 days, virtually makes it a wonderland for millions of tourists each year!... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli11th March 2009
The Forbidden City, located at the center of Beijing municipality, was the seat of power for 24 emperors from 1406 to 1911. It took thousands of artisans and 14 years to complete the colossal complex spread over 720.000 square meters with 9.000 bays of ha... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli24th February 2009
In fresh existence China has urbanized into a very general tourist destination. It is now feasible to rent feast home accommodation in China and experience the accurate mores of this single country.
China is one of the world's oldest continual civiliz... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli21st January 2009
If it is your first trip to China then do the Big four-BEIJING, SHANGHAI, XIAN AND GUILIN in 7-10 days.
Spend two days each in Beijing and Shanghai and a day each in Xian and Guilin.
How to reach
First you should go to Bei... Read >
Author: JASSI16th January 2009
If it is your first trip to China then do the Big four-BEIJING, SHANGHAI, XIAN AND GUILIN in 7-10 days.
Spend two days each in Beijing and Shanghai and a day each in Xian and Guilin.
How to reach
First you should go to Bei... Read >
Author: JASSI16th January 2009
If it is your first trip to China then do the Big four-BEIJING, SHANGHAI, XIAN AND GUILIN in 7-10 days.
Spend two days each in Beijing and Shanghai and a day each in Xian and Guilin.
How to reach
First you should go to Bei... Read >
Author: JASSI07th January 2009
Admittedly, there are few genuine “can’t miss” propositions. But I’ve got one for you, Starbucks in China. Giant corporations being granted carte blanche in a totalitarian environment are reminiscent of an age when kings granted exclusive licens... Read >
Author: shdjsahdashd11th December 2008
Nowadays, more and more foreigners come to China, and many of them are the first time to travel in China. Here are some suggestions for them to prepare the trip.
For many business travelers to Shanghai, I would suggest to take a weekend to visit Beijin... Read >
Author: yangguang0218th November 2008
The Forbidden City in Beijing is no longer forbidden territory anymore. And we should be grateful for that. Why? If you have had the honor to visit this extraordinary place, you will understand.
This stunning complex of imperial buildings, right in the... Read >
Author: abul kashem18th November 2008
Touring this city requires a lot of walking - a good physical condition helps if you are here - but mentally you never get tired of this dynamic metropolis.
With a 3,000-year history, sights, myths and tales from the past are found around every corner... Read >
Author: abul kashem26th September 2008
From the middle of the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Forbidden City was the imperial palace of the Chinese. The city is situated in the center of Beijing and shelters the Palace Museum. The Emperor and his family had used it as their ho... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye26th September 2008
From the middle of the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Forbidden City was the imperial palace of the Chinese. The city is situated in the center of Beijing and shelters the Palace Museum. The Emperor and his family had used it as their ho... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye24th September 2008
Constricted streets or lanes are commonly known as Hutongs in China. Conventional patio mansions form lines of siheuyan which are lanes or hutongs in Beijing. Localities were shaped by unification of several hutongs which in turn were formed by linking se... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye24th September 2008
One of the sites to be visited when in Beijing is the Temple of Heaven. The temple is located in an area of 2,700,000 square meters. The temple is bigger than the Forbidden City, but smaller than the Summer Palace. This temple was constructed in 1420 A.D,... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye15th September 2008
In the event you are seriously considering escaping your daily grind at the office and departing upon an exciting and challenging vacation the only problem you may encounter is where you wish to travel. Among the places you may possibly consider is the an... Read >
Author: M Gravlee09th September 2008
Today is 8th Aug, 2008. A major international multi-sport event - 2008 Summer Olympic Games is being celebrated in Beijing. Beijing is becoming the focus of the world. Except for ten thousand, five hundred athletes, I think there are a huge number of trav... Read >
Author: Sabrina08th September 2008
Beijing is the capital of China and its capital of good food as well. When you’re in Beijing, you can rest assure that the food you get will be twice what you expected and most certainly not like your regular take-out back home.
If you want a fine di... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson05th September 2008
People flocked to see the Olympic Games which ended on 24th of August at Beijing and were enthralled by the whole event, from its grand Opening Ceremony, depicting the culture and trations of China, to the Bird’s Nest and all the exciting sporting event... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye02nd September 2008
Whether you are going with your family, friends or just by yourself, there surely won't be any dull moment in the many different countries and cities that you can choose from Asia travel.
Take for example, the country of China, which has always been on... Read >
Author: kon551824th July 2008
Bringing together the diverse cultural and architectural styles of nine distinctly different countries within a single united society spanning 800 hectares, Dubai International City exemplifies the concept of unity within diversity. The residential distri... Read >
Author: John Hill02nd July 2008
China is much more than just a country, when you visit China it's like being in a whole different world. The heritage and history of this beautiful country that spans back over 5,000 years, virtually makes it a wonderland for millions of tourists each yea... Read >
Author: Karl Guevara20th June 2008
Despite the long history of the Cold War and all the mystique of the cloak and dagger operations, Beijing is now a terrific holiday destination for families. As a group traveling together, each individual from the children to the grandparents will find so... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson02nd May 2008
This mammoth plaza located at a walking distance, away from Beijing’s Forbidden City is home to a wide plethora of offices, apartments, shops and hotels. The Oriental Plaza in Beijing is a one stop shop for practically anything you will ever need. The m... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye01st May 2008
China has never been a nation that has needed to make a concerted effort to attract foreign visitors. Its wealth of traditions, historic sites and wildlife make it the perfect destination for any adventurous traveller and its popularity as a holiday hotsp... Read >
Author: CRMWorks01st April 2008
Bei Hai Park in Beijing, China is a 1000 year old imperial park with beautifully laid out gardens, waterways and monuments. It is located northwest of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Initially built in the 10th century, it is a typical Chinese garden. Prio... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye04th March 2008
Wangfujing, located at the heart of Beijing, is a seven hundred year old commercial street which is home to a wide variety of shops and boutiques. These shops provide a variety of brands, both local and internationally famous. It is considered a historica... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye20th February 2008
Want to know what are the hot destinations for 2008? Favour sunshine more than the cold? Fancy walking around castles more than nondescript shacks in the beach? There are lots of options on how to spend those quick city breaks or those long hard-earned ho... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th February 2008
Declared a World Heritage Site in 1987, the Forbidden City is the world’s largest surviving palace complex. Built by a million men in the period 1406 to 1420, it has been home to twenty-four Chinese emperors and is an impressive representation of Chines... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson10th February 2008
Beijing is the place to be in 2008 if you're a sports fan. A very auspicious year for the Chinese people, this is the year in which Beijing will host the 29th Olympic games. The games will start with the lighting of the Olympic Flame at eight minutes to 8... Read >
Author: Jay Tillotson01st February 2008
Perfectly placed in the heart of Beijing, Forbidden City is a graceful historical marvel which China proudly displays. Known as Gu Gong in Chinese, this world renowned heritage site was the majestic palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties and its 980 bu... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye24th January 2008
Friendly yet dangerous, benign yet powerful, the Chinese dragon has long been worshipped as a dynamic symbol of vitality in the Far East. Rising into the heavens, the dragon would call forth the rains that kept life flowing within an ancient civilization ... Read >
Author: Ron Porter24th January 2008
Despite the freezing weather, hundreds of people were reported to have crowded in High Point, North Carolina. The hundreds of people spilling into "The Heart of Furnitureland" for the Forbidden City Furniture Show, Lifestyle Enterprise's third annual wint... Read >
Author: Chad07th November 2007
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. It took me at least twenty books, a... Read >
Author: Philip Spires23rd August 2007
With vivid characteristics, Chinese royal buildings, especially the most popular tourist attractions in Beijing, are mysterious to today's people. Nearly every small part of the architecture is different and has some symbolic value! Here we take the Fo... Read >
Author: China Odyssey Tours27th March 2007
Planning a tour to China, the largest and oldest country in the world is truly a must for anyone who wants to experience a unique travel adventure. China is known to have an ancient civilization which dates back to some thousand years ago and this is one ... Read >
Author: Lola27th March 2007
As you start making plans for your summer vacation, make sure you include China in the list. I’ll tell you why.
First of all, we all know China as a beautiful country with a unique culture that is hard to understand; however, you may want to find the a... Read >
Author: Lola12th March 2007
I believe all kids can open up but it is up to the parents and people around them to encourage them and 'persuade them'.
My oldest son used to be a timid boy and afraid to go on stage. He used to be quiet when strangers are around. That was when he was... Read >
Author: Cheng Cheng Tan08th February 2007
There is something unique about China and that is what travelers are curious about. China is not just a country; it is a different world entirely with a distinctive culture, long history and interesting people.
Patience is truly a virtue when you travel ... Read >
Author: Lola18th November 2006
The Shih Tzu (pronounced “Sheet-sue”) has a lot of spunk and is a very alert and resilient dog. Like all dogs in the Toy dog group, Shih Tzus have a lot of character and are courageous for their size. Throughout history they were raised as pampered ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons26th October 2006
Whenever I read historical texts and articles, stories of the ancient civilization dates back to a place in time.
That place is China.
People seem to wonder what the Great China looks like, but its only when you tour the historical country, you begin t... Read >
Author: Lola25th July 2006
Immensely popular as a tourist destination, Asia provides a peek into a rich history and an even richer culture. In fact, some of the great wonders of the world can be found within the boundaries of this continent.
Travelers to Asia will probably have ... Read >
Author: Robbo das14th May 2006
The importance of all businesses in the different markets is based on diverse factors, including the work force. Developing a successful stress management plan in the workplace is a must to any small, medium or large company before stress becomes a proble... Read >
Author: Natalie Aranda21st March 2006
The third Ming emperor YongLe returned the capital to Beijing (from Nanjing) and in 1406 he began construction of a new and extremely grand imperial palace complex. The building work took 14 years to complete - and an estimated one million workers, includ... Read >
Author: Steven Clarke02nd March 2006
"Starbucks-China" Blend: A Slam Dunk Grande
by Joseph Pratt
Admittedly, there are few genuine "can't miss" propositions. But I've got one for you, Starbucks in China. Giant corporations being granted carte blanche in a totalitarian environment are... Read >
Author: James Lin07th December 2005
In the Pavillion of Green Ripples in the Imperial Garden, Forbidden City, Beijing (formerly Peking), China, ShihTzu romped with each other, the enunchs, and the Empress and her attendants. Shih Tzu was a highly valued companion of the Palace.
The Sum... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th November 2005
A country with the biggest population on the Earth, a country closed for a several decades; nowadays China is becoming one of the most interesting tourist destinations in Asia.
China is one of the oldest states in the world and the only, surviving till ... Read >
Author: Elena Reboni
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