Serving the international community on Hainan Island
Haikou and Sanya are the most likely places that spring to mind when thinking about Hainan Island. If you are looking for something a little different and off the beaten track then a trip to Lingshui….
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The Lingao Point Liberation park is an important reminder of one of the most important battles in military history on Hainan Island.
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The Ju ren waterfall in Lingao is located around 2 kilometers northwest of Juren village.
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Small antique trinkets, old Chinese books, records, exotic herbal medicines and enough agarwood to build a barn.
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Interested in camping on Hainan island. Then check out this top spot which we think is one of the best spots for camping on Hainan island.
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Natures Swiss Army Knife – Can you guess which tree this is?
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Century Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks within Haikou city. You may have passed over the bridge by
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The natural cold spring is located within Jiuwentang village in Ding’an County, some 80 kilometres south of downtown Haikou and it’s the perfect place to beat the summer heat.
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How to identify Haikou bus lanes, whether or not private vehicles can use them on weekends and holidays, and how
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Driving in Hainan. Follow this travel itinerary for where to go in Hainan. Starting in Hainan’s capital, stopping in the historical tourist spot of Puqian, to try some traditional style Hainan foods and then onto the clear water bays of Wenchang.
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Sanya, August 1st marked the date when the first foreign tourist received a temporary driving license in Hainan. It took
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In episodes 5 & 6, Jake and Patrick head off to Wuzhishan for a Discover Hainan two-part special, in part
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If you’d like to know more about Hainan, it’s unique culture, history and its people then step inside the Hainan
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In this episode, Patrick and Jake explore one of Haikou’s oldest food markets and discover some very unusual street food where locals
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The Hai Wen Bridge opened to traffic on 18th March 2019, the project was originally established in 2009 and construction started
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There are currently no high speed trains between Haikou and Guangzhou
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When thinking of double-decker buses, you may think of the classic red buses that drive around the cobbled streets of London, certainly not Haikou
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