[:en] Shanghai was the last stop of this amazing trip to China. I wanted to show you my favorite moment of this city: Shanghai by night! There are colors and lights all night on the skyscrapers. If you are brave enough, you can go up to the top of the tower in the picture below, …
{:en} Guilin may not be the most famous place in China, but it attracts many tourists from all over the world, with good reasons I would say. The Li River cruise was one of the most beautiful experiences ever, I have been trying so hard to take the pictures that could make justice to this …
{:en} Sometimes is hard to plan a to travel to China on your own, hopefully I can give you some help with that. If you are planning to visit, I would like to suggest you a nice place where to stay in Xi’An. I’ve been at the Titan Times Hotel and I absolutely loved it, it’s …
[:en]I’m on the Great Wall for the first time, I’ve always wanted to see it. This is one of the wonders of the world that appear in all the school books. As I was saying in the post What to see in Beijing part 2, the Great Wall of China is been a location for …
[:en]This is a sequel of the posts-saga “What to see in Beijing part 1–2“, but I really didn’t feel like naming this post “what to see in Beijing part 3”! This time I’m showing you the Hutongs of Beijing, more specifically in the Xicheng District. The Hutongs are the small streets and they are not …
[:en]As I promised, here I am with the second part of What to see in Beijing (also read What to see in Beijing part 1). The first pictures of this post are the ones of the Sacred Way, in the ancient chinese world when the emperors died their bodies had to be taken to the tombs …