The Elephant Odyssey, the first original IMAX documentary focusing on Asian elephants in China, premiered in Beijing on Oct 21, bringing the animals' stories to...
On a warm afternoon, 63-year-old Yi woman Pu Lianying sat in a community workshop, embroidering pink peonies onto black velvet and chatting with friends. Occasionally, tourists stopped by to browse embroidered decorations displayed on a table.
Via the China-Laos Railway — this "golden corridor" — durians travel from Thai orchards to Kunming markets in only three days.
A staff member makes coffee at a cafe in Simola Wa Village in Qingshui Town of Tengchong City, southwest China's Yunnan Province, Oct. 19, 2026.
From digital trading to creative design, a new generation of entrepreneurs is reshaping the flower industry in southwest China's Yunnan Province, helping local blooms reach wider markets and bringing greater value to the communities that grow them.
Chinese scientists have discovered a previously unknown giant fungus in Yunnan province that constitutes a new fungal family after finding specimens that can grow up to 50 centimeters tall and weigh more than 2 kilograms.
A bilateral youth exchange program is bringing 41 university students from China and Malaysia together this month to explore cultural similarities and share their experiences in heritage and ecological conservation.
The 70th Anniversary of the Discovery of Parity Non-conservation and Frontier Physics Conference will be held in Kunming from October 15 to 17, 2026.
One of the events of the 2026 China Cybersecurity Week, Yunnan series — "Come on! Ke Gan the Cybersecurity Gai" — "Cybersecurity Market" opened to great fanfare at the Donghua Xinying Farmers' Market in Kunming.
This autumn, tree-ripened durians have been harvested in southwest China's Yunnan Province, as durian trees in experimental orchards have steadily come into bearing after years of trial cultivation.
After finishing a 150-gram box of Yunnan coffee, Nguyen Ngoc Ly cut out the beans' flavor profile to add to her collection, a habit reflecting her fascination with specialty coffee from different origins.
When Thomas Ooi first tasted Yunnan coffee in Beijing in 2015, its savory, almost beef-jerky-like character struck him as unusual. Back then, few in Malaysia's coffee scene had their eye on beans from Yunnan, a Chinese province better known for tea.
A museum in Kunming brings Dian Opera closer to a new generation by turning traditional performances into immersive experiences
The Cultural Landscape of Old Tea Forests of the Jingmai Mountain in Pu'er, the UNESCO's first tea-themed World Heritage Site, attracts tourists with its picturesque scenery and tea culture in autumn.
In recent years, local authorities have stepped up efforts to protect ecological environment of Fuxian Lake and developed more lakeside activities, combining the natural scenery with local fishing culture to create more consumption experiences.