"The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep."
Earth's Pilgrim is a collection of our Journeys across the continents.
Hope you find them inspiring and make you reach out for more!
It was the start of summer bank holiday and we so needed a break from hibernating through the dull and boring winters. All we needed was a day break from London to somewhere remote and not touristy and the perfect choice was Walton On The Naze and Mersea Island.
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With its vast territory and rich landscape and culture China offers something for every kind of traveller. Our China Escapade spans the rich countryside of China and also the fast growing mega cities. Here is my list of the Top 5 attractions in China.
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After criss-crossing the beautiful country of China we finally arrived at our last pit stop – Beijing. A city which is constantly evolving and reshaping itself as it heads to its future, yet indistinguishably linked to its celebrated and infamous past, Beijing is the cultural heart of China.
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One of my bucket list destinations as a traveller was the Great wall of China and this was one of the prime reasons we visited China. Having seen it countless times on my TV screens and studied about it back in school it was part of my fantasy for a very long time and I was finally close to making this a reality.
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Zhangjiajie National Park “The Avatar Mountains” – towering sandstone pillars midst the flowing clouds and tranquil streams turned out to be one of the best national parks we have ever visited. And what better than the inspiration behind Hollywood blockbuster – Avatar.
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After visiting the famous Tianmen Mountain – all we needed was a place where we could relax in the lap of nature – what best then visit Baofeng lake to the southeast of Zhangjiajie. A true gem of Zhangjiajie – A place to unwind midst the tranquility and peace.
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Being fortified from the western society travelling across China was a daunting experience at times but at the same time very fruitful. Please read below some of our Travel tips for China based on our personal experiences.
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What to Eat in China – Tips and Tricks for Chinese food China presents an array of choices when it comes to food. I have never seen so many options anywhere across this planet. However, Chinese food is the hardest to crack especially for the Non-Chinese taste buds and can be really daunting at times….
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The Main highlight of Zhangjiajie is the famous Tianmen Mountain. However exploring the mountain on your own is very daunting as its hard to answer “How to visit Tianmen Mountain” because of the lack of information and also because the guided tours being quite expensive
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There is a lot which Shanghai can offer – a perfect mix of Modern and Ancient china. Travel with us to visit the Top 5 attractions of this beautiful city.
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The Yuyuan garden and the Jade Buddha Temple and a must visit to see the other side of this buzzing city of this fast moving city – Shanghai.
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No visit to Shanghai is complete without seeing the most recognisable symbol and the Pride of Shanghai – The Bund. Nanjing Road, is a must-see metropolitan destination attracting thousands of fashion-seeking shoppers from all over the world.
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Endowed with another elegant name – “Pearl town” Zhujiajiao water town transports one from living in the hustle bustle of a modern city to a whole new world filled with antiquity, peace and tranquillity.
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Shanghai is a gem of a city which is very well connected courtesy the huge investments by the Chinese government. But as with any other city in China – Traffic and congestion is always a problem and that’s where the Shanghai Metro is a life saver
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After finishing the Li river cruise the biggest challenge is to get from Yangshou to Guilin Airport. There are frequent airport shuttles – Cheap and effective.
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Li River Cruise is a experience one must not miss while on a visit to China. Cruising through the Li river and enjoying the Karst landscape is a surreal experience.
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Reed flute cave is magical fairyland of stalactites, stalagmites, stone pillars in different shapes and colours, all glittering against the colourful electric lights.
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Anyone visiting Chengdu – the Epicentre of Sichuan province must do these 3 things to have a fulfilling experience of this awesome place.
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Leshan Giant Buddha is a huge statue which is carved into the side of Mount Lingyun. The Giant Buddha is about 71 meters high and 24 meters wide. A local saying says, “The Mountain is a Buddha, the Buddha is a Mountain”.
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Pandas – the most famous residents of Sichuan are high on the list of any traveler visiting Chengdu. This fury cute animals are just too adorable.
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