Chinese travel guide

The only Chinese travel guide where every route is proven.

Each route comes with a ticket or an original photo from someone who walked it. Made for office workers planning two to four days away in China: a weekend, Qingming, May Day or National Day. No merchant can pay to appear here.

Someone went. Here is the proof.

Walked
A traveller walks the route first.
- Walked it
- Not paid for
Written
Only the person who went writes the route.
- First-hand
- Written by who went
Proven
They attach a ticket, a train stub, or original photos with their time and place.
- Ticket
- Train stub
- Photos with time and place

Sample

The proof behind a short-holiday route

This is a sample. These twelve pictures are generated illustrations of the kinds of proof a route carries: tickets, stubs, and the places and moments on the way. They are not photographs of real routes.

Generated illustration of a hand holding a small paper train ticket up to a train window with mountains outside — Sample

Generated illustration of a narrow footpath along a misty mountain ridge — Sample

Generated illustration of an old arched stone bridge in a water village — Sample

Generated illustration of a wet stone lane at dusk lit by red paper lanterns — Sample

Generated illustration of a bowl of hand-pulled noodles with chilli oil at a shop counter — Sample

Generated illustration of a high-speed train waiting at a quiet platform at dawn — Sample

Generated illustration of an evening street food market in an old town with warm string lights — Sample

Generated illustration of curved green tea terraces on a hillside in morning haze — Sample

Generated illustration of a small passenger ferry crossing a calm green lake — Sample

Generated illustration of a crumpled scenic area entrance ticket resting on a mossy stone step — Sample

Generated illustration of a stone-paved path through a tall bamboo forest — Sample

Generated illustration of temple roof corners rising out of mountain mist — Sample