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Blooming into a vibrant urban landscape
   Strolling through the ancient pavilions of Yuyuan Garden, British tourist Alfie Oliver pauses to admire an elaborate floral installation that complements the traditional architecture.
Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-04-24
Endangered saker falcon spotted in Xinjiang's Barluk Mountains
   A saker falcon was spotted and recorded in early April at the rocky cliffs of the Barluk Mountains in Tuoli county of Tacheng prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
Source:China Daily 2026-04-23
Kite fans from all over swoop in for a flying visit
   Today, when spring arrives, the sky above Weifang turns into a joyful, airborne carnival.
Source:China Daily 2026-04-22
Beijing launches first 'colorwalk' micro-tourism route
   The capital city rolls out a "colorwalk" micro-tourism route at a new Pizza Hut restaurant in the downtown area on Monday.
Source:China Daily 2026-04-21
Yunnan's new brew pours across borders
   One wrong step, and my broken leg might be the least of my injuries.
Source:HK edition 2026-04-20
Peonies in bloom, Luoyang, Henan
   In spring, Luoyang in Henan province moves at a gentler pace.
Source:CHINA BOUND 2026-04-17
Fujian tourism conference to promote province as global destination
   The 2026 Fujian Provincial Conference on the Development of Cultural and Tourism Economy will be held in Zhangzhou from April 17 to 19.
Source:China Daily 2026-04-16
Rail services expanded to meet May Day holiday travel surge
   The travel period will run from April 29 to May 6, with ticket sales opening on Wednesday. The five-day public holiday falls between May 1 to 5.
Source:China Daily 2026-04-15
Guizhou finds its voice through global storytellers
   A media tour highlights the southwestern province as a place where ancient culture, a pristine environment and modern narratives meet, Elliot Maldonado reports.
Source:CHINA DAILY 2026-04-14
Women winemakers in Ningxia have grape expectations for the future
   As the weather gets warmer, the Gobi Desert will gradually turn green again. "I believe that wines from such a challenging terroir will continue to bring surprises to the world," the 47-year-old says, gazing out over her vineyards.
Source:XINHUA 2026-04-13
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