Classic Itineraries
Shaohua Mountain upgraded to a 4A-level scenic spot — Over 10,000 people hike in the rain
Nearly 10,000 people from all walks of life participate in the hiking event. Located five kilometers southeast of Huaxian County in Shaanxi Province on the northern slopes of the Qinling Mountains, Shaohua Mountain is about an hour's drive from the ancient city of Xi'an. The scenic area consists of five major zones: Hongya Lake, Shimen Gorge, Dense Forest Valley, Qianlong Temple, and Shaohua Peak, and is known as an "ecological botanical garden" and a "natural oxygen bar." The hiking festival attracted...
Pay more attention to travel accident insurance
It’s early summer, and many people go out for sightseeing while often overlooking travel safety issues. The boat collision accident that occurred on April 4 at Suzhou's West Hill scenic area serves as another reminder that it’s essential to plan ahead and arrange relevant accident insurance in advance. Nowadays, to save time and effort, many people...
The Ninghai leg of the National Rock Climbing Competition wrapped up successfully today.
[China Shoe Network - Rock Climbing News] After two days of intense competition, the Ninghai leg of the National Rock Climbing Competition concluded successfully on May 12. Pan Xuhua from Jiangxi Vocational College of Applied Technology won the women’s bouldering and speed climbing events, while Wang Qinghua from the KAILAS Climbing Team claimed the men’s bouldering title, and Zhong Lincai from Beijing Shan Yue Mei Tu Sports...
Nude Hiking in Switzerland Sparks Controversy, Industry Opinions Divided
【China Shoe Network - Mountaineering News】In recent years, a group of unique hikers has emerged in the Swiss Alps. They hike completely naked, wearing only hiking shoes and sunglasses. Local residents have mixed reactions—some see it as a joke, while others consider it "indecent." The local government is also considering whether to...
A member of a green hiking team in Zhejiang mysteriously went missing
“Help, help！A hiker from the Green Hiking Team has gone missing in the hills around West Lake, and their current condition is unknown.” At noon the day before yesterday, an unexpected call immediately threw the 31st floor of Jiahui Building on Zhaohui Road in Hangzhou into a flurry of activity: one phone call after another was made—to the 110 emergency hotline, to the radio enthusiasts association, and to various rescue team members;...
Beijing man rescued after being trapped in mountains for 3 days, suffers waist injury but is out of danger
Rescuers are carrying Mr. Zhang to safety. Photo provided by a reader of this newspaper. (Intern Reporter Gong Mian) Yesterday at around 3 p.m., rescuers saved a man trapped in the mountains at Hutou Mountain in Badachu Park. By that time, the man had been out of contact with the outside world for three days. He was then sent to Peking University Shougang Hospital...
Two members of the Di Da mountaineering team are passionate about photographing the night scenery of Mount Everest
The moonlight dwellers at base camp. In the front is Niu Xiaohong, in the back is Wang Bing. Photo by special correspondent Zou Jin. Niu Xiaohong, deputy leader of the Di Da mountaineering team, has a thick beard. It is said that he once made a grand vow: to shave only after the team successfully reaches the summit. The "bearded one" has been feeling a bit lonely lately. His teammate Wang Bing went up to the advance camp with the assault team a couple of days ago, while he, due to his responsibilities, stayed behind at the lower camp to guard it.
Summer Harvest Season – Take Charge at a Healthy Leisure Farm
As temperatures rise, various fruits are gradually ripening. Cherries are no longer the only star of the harvest season—peaches, bayberries, loquats... A colorful array of fruits are making their grand debut. Amidst the dazzling choices, taste buds are becoming more discerning—so which varieties are truly the tastiest? Which picking farm is most worth visiting? Here, we’ve specially selected the most representative picking spots for seasonal fruits. Just follow our tips and you’ll easily find the sweetest and juiciest fruits to pick!
Green Field "Self-Guided Travel" protects participants' rights
On May 7, 2012, the Green Field Outdoor Network took serious action against team leader Xiao Feixia for leading the May Day activities to Kubuqi and Laoniuwan, which violated the "Green Field Outdoor Network Free Gathering Forum Rules." In the complaint handling post, it was clearly stated that participant "Squirrel Sister" did not use the "Green Field Self-Guided Travel" payment guarantee system,...
Colorful Summer QQ Travel Teams Up with LUV Power Bank to Give Away Exciting Prizes
You love taking selfies, making voice calls, sharing on Weibo, and playing mobile games during your downtime. But your phone battery always lets you down, constantly flashing "low battery." Watching others around you use their phones non-stop fills you with envy. Don't worry—when your phone runs out of power, the stylish LUV power bank has got your back, keeping you connected anytime, anywhere...
Electronic passports launched nationwide today, enabling self-service clearance at entry and exit points
Comparison of the new electronic ordinary passport (left) and the old version (right), with the electronic chip symbol printed on the cover of the electronic passport. The original passport remains valid and does not need to be replaced. The cost and processing time for applying for a new passport remain unchanged, but self-service clearance will be available for future entry and exit. Today, the People's Republic of China has launched...
Liu Changzhong: Rock climbing is spoiling yourself
What is rock climbing? Opinions vary, and no consensus has been reached. Some say it’s a fashion trend—cool; others claim it’s a dance—beautiful; still others describe it as a display of individuality—awesome. But Liu Changzhong, principal of China’s first professional rock climbing school, tells you this: rock climbing is a way of life, a form of self-pampering. Just like rock climbing itself...
KAILAS Employee Mountaineering Team Successfully Summits Yuzhu Peak and Banji Peak During May Day
Latest News on KAILAS Employees Summiting Banji Peak: During the 2012 May Day holiday, two mountaineering teams composed of nearly 20 KAILAS employees successively climbed Qinghai’s Yuzhu Peak (elevation 6,178 meters) and Sichuan’s Banji Peak (elevation 5,430 meters). The team included both employees with multiple high-altitude climbing experiences and those attempting their first mountain summit...
KAILAS' Wang Qinghua Wins First 2012 National Rock Climbing Competition in Ninghai
Wang Qinghua Claims Ninghai Bouldering Title for KAILAS Team On May 12th, news came from the bouldering competition at the National Rock Climbing Series in Haining, Zhejiang: after a series of preliminaries and finals, KAILAS climbing team members triumphed over their rivals to win the first 2022 National Rock Climbing Series event—the Ninghai Bouldering Championship. KAILAS...
Three senior college students cycle the Yunnan-Tibet Highway to commemorate their graduation
"I think work is something you do for a lifetime, but youth is fleeting. I want to make the most of my youth and accomplish what I’ve always wanted to do." They are three soon-to-be graduates who plan to cycle the Yunnan-Tibet Highway during this graduation season. At this crossroads in life, they intend to use this cycling journey to commemorate Wu Jianan, Hu Li, and Ding Zhi...
15 Hikers Trapped in Deep Mountains for 9 Hours Rescued in Xiangyang
"Come and save us, we're trapped in the deep mountains, there's a pond nearby."
67-year-old "cycling hero" sets off today for Taiwan island-loop ride
Old Tang takes a photo during his cycling journey On the morning of the 13th, a 67-year-old Shanghai senior could hardly contain his excitement: he was set to depart from Fuqing, head to Pingtan, and take the "Sea Strait" ferry to Taiwan today. His mission is quite "cool"—completing a cycling loop around Taiwan in just over ten days. This senior, named Tang Xianggen, has had...
The Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon Incident Warns Against Blind Exploration
In recent years, incidents involving adventure-seeking travelers have occurred one after another. After a 12-day emergency rescue operation, three people who were trapped in an avalanche while exploring the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon in Tibet were finally rescued. The outcome is undoubtedly joyful, but the lesson is equally profound: blind exploration often puts precious lives in unprecedented danger. As...
The 30th China International Sporting Goods Fair Opens Grandly
Today, the China International Sporting Goods Fair marks its “30th edition,” a milestone moment, in Beijing. Nearly 1,200 companies from more than 30 countries and regions including China, the United States, Japan, South Korea, and Germany have gathered at the China International Exhibition Center (New Venue) in Beijing. The 2012 Sporting Goods Fair has opened in grand style, with Yao Ming attending the opening ceremony. This...
Top 10 Highlights of the 30th China International Sporting Goods Expo
Highlight One: 20 Years, 30 Editions