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Pyramids of Giza
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Archaeologists have uncovered a limestone structure at Tel Aziz in Giza, believed to be the temple of King Apries from Egypt’s 26th Dynasty. The excavation, led by Egyptian and Chinese teams, reveals ...
Dragon dance at Chinese New Year Celebrations in Kolkata
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This February, Kolkata celebrates the Lunar New Year with vibrant festivities in its historic Chinatown. Dragon dances, red lanterns, traditional rituals and authentic Chinese cuisine promise a specta ...
India China tourist visa
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India has reopened tourist visas for Chinese nationals worldwide, marking a key step in rebuilding travel and diplomatic ties
Visa-free entry for Indians extended by Thailand authorities
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India has resumed issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens from July 24, ending a five-year suspension. The move follows recent talks between External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Chinese co ...
Jade New Delhi
A celebration of Cantonese flavours and festive cheer, Jade's special menu, featuring the delectable Shiitake and Bamboo Shoot dish, is a must-try
Mumbai's Kwan Kung Temple
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Built in 1919, the Kwan Kung temple is the only relic of the city’s Chinatown that once existed in the 1950s and 60s. Here's why you should visit it during your Mumbai trip
Explore Kolkata on a tram
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Hang out at the Apeejay lit fest, explore the city on the oldest operating electric tramway in Asia, experience the Chinese New Year in Chinatown, watch a cult play... take your pick from a wide vari ...
Decor in Chinatown, Hong Kong
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If you are looking for a getaway with your partner and want to experience something special together, here is all that you can enjoy in Hong Kong this time of the year
A woman prays at the temple of Tong Achew in Achipur, West Bengal
Atchew or Tong Achew was the first Chinese to settle down in Calcutta in 18th century. Every year after the Lunar New Year, the Chinese community of Kolkata visit his grave in Achipur to pay tributes
The few remaining Chinese fishing nets in Kochi are a thing of beauty
Snigdha Sharma
Once a cultural symbol of Kerala, the much-photographed Chinese fishing nets are ill-maintained and fast disappearing from the Kochi coastline. The ingenious, but neglected, way of fishing has only re ...
Chef Katherine Chung
Kolkata-based chef Katherine Chung tells us about Hakka Chinese food which essentially consists of dishes that are pickled, cured or smoked, and bear a strong influence of Cantonese style of cooking
Travellers from India and China will now have an easier time visiting Thailand
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The Thai Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is determined to increase tourism revenue to around USD 100 billion next year with this move
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