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View all →How many days in Fuzhou? Two is enough, three is better
Two full days covers Fuzhou's core: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, the Fujian Museum and the river. A third day is worth it only for Pingtan or Drum Mountain.
Where to stay in Fuzhou: five areas that work
Gulou district, near Dongjiekou or Nanmendou station, is the right base for a first Fuzhou trip: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys on foot, Line 1 under you, and the airport 30 minutes away on the Binhai Express.
12 Xi'an Street Foods Worth the Queue
Twelve Xi'an shops locals queue for — paomo, roujiamo, hulatang and late-night skewers, with what to order at each.
Fuzhou airport to the city centre: metro, bus or taxi
The Binhai Express Line metro reaches Airport Station in about 30 minutes for ¥17, but it stops running at 22:30. Here is what to do if you land after that.
How many days in Dunhuang? Two minimum, three for the desert
Two full days covers Mogao Caves and Mingsha Mountain; a third day is needed for the western Silk Road line. Here is what each day costs and which ticket to book first.
Where to Stay in Dunhuang: City Center vs Desert Edge
Dunhuang has two distinct places to base yourself: the city center near Shazhou Night Market, or the desert edge near Mingsha Mountain. The right choice depends on how you plan to use your days.
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