8 articles to prepare your trip
Beijing's largest antique market, Panjiayuan brings together 3,000 stalls of art objects, antique furniture and collectibles in Chaoyang District.
With 3,000 shops spread across 40,000 m², Erdaoqiao is Urumqi's great Uyghur bazaar: crafts, Aidelai silk, Xinjiang cuisine and Muslim architecture.
Shantou
A former hub of the Chinese diaspora, Shantou preserves a unique Teochew heritage: colonial alleyways, refined cuisine, and a tranquil coastline far from major cities.
Ruili
On the edge of Yunnan, Ruili sits firmly against the Burmese border. Jade markets, Dai and Jingpo minorities, gilded pagodas: a complete guide to a unique city in China.
Kachgar
A millennia-old crossroads of the Silk Road at the foot of the Tian Shan mountains, Kashgar unveils its legendary bazaar, its old Uyghur town, and the gateway to the Karakoram Highway.
Kaili
Capital of the Miao and Dong autonomous prefecture of Qiandongnan, Kaili is the gateway to the most preserved ethnic villages in Guizhou. Our complete guide.
Jingdezhen
The world's porcelain capital for a thousand years, Jingdezhen blends living workshops, authentic markets, and artist quarters in the heart of Jiangxi province.
Hong Kong
Between iconic skyline, Cantonese markets and verdant hills, Hong Kong condenses urban Asia. Here's everything you need to plan your stopover.
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