Content to do with Travelling to, from, and outside of Beijing, even China
An overseas summer camp brings you a unique, creative journey through Mongolia, and another brings European football to Beijing’s backyard.
They are slow, expensive, the AC usually doesn’t work and they literally make me sick. Here are options for avoiding Didi rides this summer.
While we are all eagerly awaiting the opening of Universal Beijing Resorts, let these local amusement parks keep you, well… amused, at least.
One editor finds her slice of paradise in this family-owned Beijing glampsite.
Kids and adults alike will be challenged to a variety of climbing, rope, and obstacle courses at Survival Island
A fun scavenger hunt to help your kids make the most out of a day at the Old Summer Palace!
When someone posts in a group asking about the quarantine conditions in August because they want to pop back to the states, even for extremely valid reasons such as funerals or weddings, my neck muscles tighten.
Just because you’re staying in Beijing this May Day doesn’t mean you can’t get away.
Some kids were so young when they moved to China that they won’t remember anywhere else. Here are some tips for repatriating.
Since its inception in 1986, Sanxingdui Museum once again shocked the world, igniting people’s enthusiasm for Chinese history and culture.