Greetings from The Middle Kingdom Tours
Please allow me to introduce us as a tour operator in China.
The Middle Kingdom Tours is a branch of Xian Everbright International Travel Service which was founded in 1987. For more than 20 years we have stood
Read more…Once known in English as Hangchow, the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou is on a bay between Shanghai and Ningbo. Once the southern end of the Grand Canal from Peking, it has long been famed for its beauty both scenery- and architecture-wise. On a re
Xian was the start of the Silk Road and at one time the largest city in the world. Today the city of eight million is booming, and still home home to the famous "Terracotta Warriors" and other great attractions. Here are its do-not-misses...
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Like many of the urban boom behemoths of Canton, China,Dongguan (pop. in city proper 8.2 million, greater metro 44.4 million) can be intimidating, its new architecture and cityscapes monumental, its traffic massive and chaotic. And yet, signs of trad
The most important Buddhist monastery outside Tibet’s capital Lhasa, Kumbum (also known in Chinese as Ta’er) in China's adjoining Qinghai province, was built in 1583 and is a spectacular repository of Tibetan art and culture as well as home to 400 mo
The Shaolin Temple is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in China and the home of the famous Kung Fu practicing monks. The style of Buddhism developed here centered on martial arts training and meditation. The tradition was carried on through the yea
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Before came to China, according to the survey, most of the foreigners impression of China mostly "mystery", "old", "ancient eastern", these cognitive mainly come from the country's television, radio, newspapers, magazines and other media, and some bo
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China’s cities are so large and massively developing that it’s sometimes frightening, and as hard as ever to travel independently. There’s scarcely a word or destination written in pinyin (Romanized Chinese)—much less English—in the typical Chinese
The first day I walk so much that my feet are mush. Tiananmen Square and Sanlitun Village—the foreign quarter—will have to suffice. I’ll save the Forbidden City for another day. I can do that any half day. The Great Wall will take a little more
...as part of a Christmas 2012 trip. For more details, and to reply, please click on this link to our Ask A Travel Pro forum.
Xièxiè 谢谢!
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Read more…Frenchman, Yves du Parc, Vice President and General Manager of Beijing Sideways, parked his motorcycle on the street and showed up on time (no traffic jams for the motor bike) to meet me at my hotel.
He sized my helmet and adjusted my lap belt in t
Read more…On the roads of many cities in China, the bike lanes are disappearing. The country famous for its number of bikes is now famous for its consumption of gas. Pollution is getting worse. Many travelers to China start coughing soon after they landed. Cro
Read more…Who can help me with suggestions for April 2011?
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Read more…Yangshuo Guilin is a highlight for tourists to China and it is a must-visit City in China. Or you will miss those beautiful landscapes there.
Hilltops pop up from nowhere like trees in the forest and they are shaped like buns, camels, fishes, saw-t
Read more…The mid-June event will feature a panel of experts and bigwigs debating, "“Is China/Asia-Pacific set to become the world’s largest market for luxury travel?” Well, is it?
Read more…Warmest greetings from North Pakistan (The Land of peace, adventure & culture)
Very much pleased to glance at your contibution in related to adventure tarvel and thank you very much for sharing your outstanding adventure experience with us.
Me, K
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