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 The sand dunes along the Silk Road I fancy Western China. One of the reasons I started LittlePo Adventures is that I want to bring as many people as possible to this less traveled region, the earlier the better. Western China is exotic. Think Himalayas, expansive deserts, diverse ethnic cultures and more. While Read More…  wontons: simple and comforting. Photo by Ian Farquhar Yangshuo is a small town located in southern China. It attracts thousands of tourists every year, who enjoy floating down the clear and winding Li River, appreciating the fabulous karst landscape. In recent years, because of its unlimited rock climbing potential, numerous climbers like Read More…  The next holiday will be the Lantern Festival! Make a wish with a sky lantern. China A recipe of Sichuan Wonton via Appetite for China. Sichuan wontons were the favorite snack food voted by the participants of Trekking the Oriental Alps when we were in Chengdu. Images of history’s largest periodic human migration. Read More…  A popular crag: wine bottle in Yangshuo China A Yangshuo-based BD climber Liu Younbang reports on his one-month trip to Red River Gorge in Oct 2010. He pointed out some interesting differences of climbing cultures between China and the US. via Black Diamond Journal. Here are some photos of Liu on Spicy Noodle Read More…  the most authentic Taiwanese souvenir: blue-whites It’s time to connect! Let’s see what’s happening in the outdoor world in China and Taiwan for the past couple weeks. Taiwan Penghu, one of the destinations where LittlePo Adventures runs trips, is selected as one of the top 10 “the world’s best secret islands” by Lonely Read More…  Sichuan Hot Pot “Would you like to eat at the new hot pot restaurant?” my friend asked as we were walking along the streets of Katmandu, Nepal in 2002. While Nepal is much more well known for its dal bhat (rice and lentils), a recent “Memorandum of Understanding” between Nepal and China allowed Read More…  LittlePo Adventures Slideshow Tour 2011 is Happening LittlePo Adventures is the first US based guiding service dedicated to bring adventurers to experience the wilderness in Taiwan and China in the form of active sports. In the new year of 2011, we will conduct a series of multi-media presentations to provide an intimate look Read More…  Healthy Cookies! We had a very tight schedule during the Rocking the Pacific 2010 trip. We often didn’t have time to look for a restaurant to have a sit-down lunch because we were busy playing outside, rock climbing, hiking, and chasing waves. To accommodate our schedule and ensure we had plenty of energy, we Read More… 
Brady Robinson on a flight in Peru You Made It Onboard, So Should Your Carry-on Luggage. With almost all airlines charging for any checked baggage, passengers are trying to bring more carry on luggage onboard. As a result the overhead bins are often Read More…  Heather climbing out of the Basement at Long Dong, Taiwan On Nov 23rd we published Ten Must-dos in Taiwan Part I, this article is to conclude the list. If you are planning to visit Taiwan, I hope this list will enhance your Taiwan experience. Don’t forget that you can always participate in one Read More…  |
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