China has many hidden secrets and Gubei Water Town is one of them. Situated just outside of central Beijing’s hustle and bustle, this ancient village encompasses the core of traditional Chinese culture and architecture. The water town itself is said to be a replica of the Wuzhen Water Town near Shanghai and covers an area […]
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With over 20 million locals and an array of sights, tastes and sounds, Beijing is one of the bustling cities that never sleeps. There over 900 attractions so it’s no surprise that you’ll always have something to do. Here are fifteen touristy things to do in Beijing. THE GREAT WALL One of the great world […]
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So you have left home to see the world and naturally you’re doing it in style. Just as every twenty something travelista should. It’s the mark of a free thinking independent woman really – being someone who knows how to stand on their own two feet, has a beautifully educated mind and has seen so […]
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Snack streets you should visit on your next trip to Beijing.
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Living in China can be difficult, especially if you are not accustomed to the culture or know what to expect, more so if you’re a solo female traveler. I have been here for close to two years now and I can safely say that I’ve learnt a thing or two… and I’d like to share […]
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Hutongs form a special part of Beijing’s rich cultural history, giving a glimpse into the old way of life and culture here in the North. The word hutong itself, means ‘lane’ or ‘alleyway’ and originated from the word ‘hottog’ meaning ‘a well’ in ancient Mongolian, reminiscent of the olden wells that villagers would dig. Often […]
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LIFE OF SHAL 