World-class beverage – by leesan
MY old friend, BSL, finds joy in indulging himself in the world of Chinese teas, and Pu’er tea definitely has a special place in his heart.
An interesting African nation – by leesan
In this small, landlocked country on the African continent, a man is allowed to have many wives.
Exploring a sacred mountain in China – by leesan
Emperors, deities, fire and destiny … a look at the Grand temple of Hengshan in Hunan.
Time to eat and explore – by leesan
The tour group with Chua Lam (centre, seated) at the famous Kamcentre roast Goose in Causeway Bay.
Overcoming challenges in 2025 – by leesan
The columnist takes a look at the global tourism industry’s strong post-pandemic come back, and what we must do to continue this winning streak
Cruising the mighty Yangtze – by leesan
River cruises in China are popular not just with the locals but with international travellers too.
A star quality destination – by leesan
BEFORE coming to Ningxia in north-central China, all I knew about the place was that it is synonymous with desert dust storms, sour milk, and poverty, and is a fifth-tier autonomous region with hardly any tourist attractions.
The charms of southern Xinjiang – by leesan
This lake on the Pamir Plateau is surrounded by four towering mountains, offering a 360° stunning vista.
A reflection on life – by leesan
THE Middle East crisis is escalating, with Israel fighting with Palestine, Syria, Iran, Yemen and now, Lebanon.
Protecting Earth – by leesan
Natural disasters and hostile weather have been ravaging planet Earth successively. Many of the natural disasters are, honestly, caused by human actions.
