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China Travel Guide Overview

China is a paradox. On the one hand it is a rapidly developing industrial nation with a booming economy. On the other hand it is still a poor country with villagers getting by through picking rice barefooted in the fields. The contrast between the new China and the traditional China has never been more obvious. It makes for a fascinating travel experience.

What to do

China has embraced tourism in recent years and with the 2008 Olympic in Beijing the country is throwing open the doors to travelers from around the world. Travel in China can offer both its pleasures and its pains. The country's cities - especially those away from the beaten down tourist path - are fascinating to explore. They can also wear on your body with their massive numbers of people, noise and pollution. Do yourself a favor by taking some time to explore the countryside and the villages. Life is tranquil in China; you just need to look hard to find the tranquility.

Getting there

The majority of travelers arrive in China by flying to Beijing, Shanghai or to Hong Kong. You can always search our international airfares for the best rates on flights to China.

Where to stay

Once you are in the country you'd probably like to have a roof over your head at night. You can compare, contrast and book hotel rooms online and you can do the same with hostels.

The best way to learn about a country is to go there. The second best way is to learn from those who have been there. Our member submitted travel stories offer up all kinds of useful information about China and there is a veritable gold mine of information in the members forums.

Finally, if you would like to travel with others or experience an adventure tour in China, check out our adventure trips.

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