Nestled within the lush mountains of Fujian province in southeastern China, the remarkable Tulou (土楼) stand as testaments to resilience, architectural ingenuity, and a deep-rooted sense of community. Constructed primarily by the Hakka people, these awe-inspiring communal homes, built with rammed earth, wood, and stone, were designed to safeguard entire clans from external threats while... Continue Reading →
When planning a trip to China, iconic cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Chongqing are usually at the top of most travelers' lists. However, for my first visit, I decided to break away from the typical tourist hotspots and visit Quanzhou, a city just an hour's train ride from Xiamen. Historical Significance Quanzhou in Chinese characters... Continue Reading →
Agra is perhaps one of the most visited cities in India by both local and global travelers. This city draws in hordes of tourists daily as most of them flock in to see the beautiful Taj Mahal. But do you know there are also other grand monuments worth seeing in this historical city? Image via... Continue Reading →
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