WildChina Chats with China’s Leading Nature Photographer

Late last month, WildChina sat down with nature photographer Mr. Xiang Dingqian, a native of Qinling, who recently exhibited his work at The National Art Museum in Beijing. His powerful images of wildlife– both vivid...

WildChinapandas, photography in China, Sichuan, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

May 27, 2011

Saving the Secret Towers

The following is an excerpt from an article in The Wall Street Journal by Mitch Moxley, a Canadian journalist with national and international reporting experience. He’s written on politics, travel, business and other topics from China,...

TibetArt & Architechture, History, Sichuan, Wall Street Journal, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

May 7, 2011

Further, Higher

The following is an excerpt from Jeff Fuchs’ Tea and Mountain Journals, a blog by explorer, photographer and writer Jeff Fuchs. Jeff is the 2011 recipient of WildChina’s Explorer Grant. He and friend Michael Kleinwort are currently...

TibetActive, Expedition, Jeff Fuchs, Sichuan, Tsalam Salt Road, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Explorer Grant, WildChina Travel, Yellow River

Beautiful night in an old town in Yunnan

March 28, 2011

Chinese entrepreneurs lead the way in environmental philanthropy

Not content to be leaders only in the business world, 16 Chinese entrepreneurs are also leaping to the vanguard of China’s environmental movement with plans to together create a generously-funded new private conservation fund. The...

WildChinaconservation, NGOs, Sichuan, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

March 8, 2011

Tibet Travel Ban Doesn’t Include All of China’s Tibetan Regions

Tibet travel ban doesn’t include all of China’s Tibetan regions. Unfortunate travel news out of Tibet: foreign travelers are not being allowed into Tibet this month and no clear timetable for when they will be...

Tibetqinghai, Sichuan, Tibet, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel, Yunnan

January 26, 2011

Want to experience China differently? Go west!

As noted earlier, China is already the world’s number-three destination for international travel. Many travelers nowadays have already made one or two trips to China, but more often than not, they’re visiting the coast, possibly...

TibetFirst-timers, Guizhou, Sichuan, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel, Xinjiang, Yunnan

November 2, 2010

Yak cheese: An unexpected culinary surprise in China

On WildChina journeys in Tibet and Tibetan areas of Qinghai, Yunnan and Sichuan provinces, many of our clients experience foods and beverages made from yak meat and yak milk, including yak cheese, for the first...

TibetFood, qinghai, Shangri-La, Sichuan, Tibet, WildChina, yak, Yunnan

September 24, 2010

Exploring Joseph Rock’s China

WildChina prides itself in taking its clients to unspoiled, unseen corners of the country, but we also recognize that we wouldn’t know about these places had it not been for the efforts of the old-school...

TibetJoseph Rock, Shangri-La, Sichuan, Travel to China, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel, Yunnan

August 20, 2010

Sipping on Chengdu’s legendary teahouse culture

The buzzing metropolis of Chengdu may be most famous for being the capital of Sichuan cuisine, but its identity is not linked to food alone – is also arguably the Chinese city with the most...

WildChinaChengdu, Cultural Immersion, Panda Country, Sichuan, tea, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

August 16, 2010

Sichuan Update: Chengdu-Jiuzhaigou road closure

Our local Sichuan partners have just informed us that the road from Chengdu to Jiuzhaigou has been closed. At the moment, the only way to travel between the two areas is by plane. Neither Chengdu...

WildChinaChengdu, flooding in China, Jiuzhaigou, Sichuan, travel in China, wild China, WildChina, WildChina Travel

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