In May I had the opportunity to spend a month travelling around China. Many things caught my attention while I was there. In ...

Chinese archaeologists have uncovered 156 new remains and more than 500 precious artifacts at the Jiaopuxiang site in ...

The duo will have transversed 14,000km, travelling through China, Nepal and India. But speaking to Metro, they reveal the one place they’re desperate to return to — and where they’re happy to never ...

In the late 19th century, Taiwan’s eastern region witnessed a series of violent clashes: In Tuku in 1876, the Dagangkou Incident of 1877 and the 1878 Karewan Incident. The events were triggered by the ...

Roads closed in Glasgow city centre in ongoing incident as ... The trek, which is organised through travel firm Charity Challenge, along the Imperial masterpiece of the Ming Dynasty takes place over ...

In an area of the imperial workshops, or zaobanchu in Chinese, archaeologists unveiled palatial foundations in the western portion of the venue dating back to the early Ming Dynasty. Though it was a ...

The Ming dynasty’s Jiajing emperor (r. 1521-1567) is believed to have been the first ruler to use it. Surrounded by dragons, the elevated throne is ornately decorated with gold and precious stones.

To further explore and carry forward the essence of Ming Dynasty culture, the "Impressions of the Ming Dynasty: A Chapter of World Heritage" ...

Guanghe Theater, built during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and the oldest one in Beijing, is to be torn down during the May Day holiday week. CHINA / Regional By He Na (China Daily) ...

Corpse, or coffin roads, were used throughout the Scottish Highlands and Islands to carry caskets on foot from the remotest places once populated by thousands, to cemeteries with burial rites.