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By Szu-ting Yi, on January 6th, 2011
 Kids studying in school. Source: westchinastory.com
West China Story (西部故事) is a philanthropy project – it aims to support poor students in rural parts of Western China by helping them finish their study and connect with the outside world. In order to earn the sponsorship, students have to become a blogger and publish Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 31st, 2010
 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…
By Dave Anderson, on December 30th, 2010
 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…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 29th, 2010
 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…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 27th, 2010
 Paddling fun in a tandem kayak Penghu Taiwan
Penghu is an archipelago consisting of 64 to 90 islets (depending on the tides) in the middle of the Taiwan Strait between Taiwan and China. It is well known for its warm climate, aesthetic scenery, and beautiful beaches. No two beaches in Penghu are similar: Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 23rd, 2010
I recently finished Rob Gifford’s book, China Road: A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power. Gifford is an NPR correspondent and this book is a set of essays he wrote on his travel along Route 312 in China. Route 312 is a continuous road with a length of 4824 kilometers, similar Read More…
By Dave Anderson, on December 16th, 2010
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…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 15th, 2010
 Siguniang Shan is going to be a playground for ice climbers
LittlePo Adventures wants to connect you with the true China and Taiwan. When we are not guiding trips, we still pay close attention to what’s happening in the outdoor world in China and Taiwan. If you are inspired and ready to embark Read More…
By Szu-ting Yi, on December 13th, 2010
 Taipei Uncovered, an iPhone App
I first heard of Phil Dawson via his brother Stuart Dawson, the author of the blog Hiking Taiwan. Both of them have lived in Taiwan for years; they fell in love with Taiwan and plan to live in Taiwan for years to come. They both write blogs which Read More…
By Dave Anderson, on December 6th, 2010
Jet airliner
There are many potential reasons why people feel “under the weather” after an extended flight; cramped seating, lack of sleep, airline food and excessive alcoholic beverages can all take their toll. However, one additional cause of air travel malaise that is not as well known is the effect of Read More…

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