October 1, 2015 at 11:53 am
Picture of the Day: The Longsheng Rice Terraces of China
Seen here are the stunning Longsheng Rice Terraces located in Guanxi, China after a fresh watering.
Seen here are the stunning Longsheng Rice Terraces located in Guanxi, China after a fresh watering.
All aboard the vomit comet! Check out this POV ride of a 10 inversion roller coaster at China’s Chimelong Paradise Amusement Park.
Toby Smith produced this unreal timelapse from 78,500 photos showing the journey of the ‘Gunhilde Maersk’, from Ho-Chi Minh, Vietnam to Ningbo, China.
An eyewitness captured the deadly blast that struck the northern China port city of Tianjin earlier today.
A fishing village is abandoned when the fishers move mainland due to the ease of transport and sale for their daily catches.
JT Singh (featured previously) is back with another amazing city tour, this time a “backwards” walking tour of Shanghai, China. By filming himself walking backwards and playing the footage in reverse it looks like everyone is walking away from Singh in this creative tour of the bustling metropolis.
When Vadim Makhorov and Vitaliy Raskalov scaled the Shanghai Tower last year (see here and here) the Internet went nuts (the video alone has been viewed over 41 million times). The notoriety inspired them to attempt an equally crazy climb of the Ping An Finance Centre in Shenzhen, China. When complete it will be…
Photograph by Trey Ratcliff | StuckinCustoms.com In this jaw-dropping panoramic by Trey Ratcliff, we see the incredible landscape of the northern region of Guangxi, just to the south of the Guizhou and Hunan provinces of China. In a post on Google+, Ratcliff explains: “It was a muggy day, the sort where you feel your…
Photograph by Jialiang Gao | http://www.peace-on-earth.org In this breathtaking aerial photograph by Jialiang Gao, we see the amazing terraced rice terraces of Yunnan, China. Yunnan’s Yuanyang County is a popular destination with photographers due to the vast areas of nearby mountains which have been cultivated into terraced rice paddies for at least the past…
Situated in the former French Concession area of Shanghai you will find a nondescript sandwich shop called, The Press. There’s not much to the place aside from a neon sign with a whimsical epithet and an old Coca-Cola machine in the corner… Alberto Caiola, the designer of The Press adds: At first glance,…
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