This educational museum tells the fascinating story of silk - from silk worms to finished product (some exquisite exhibits are on display), with demonstration of traditional weaving techniques. Admission is free, and explanations in English are provided.

About 80 km from Hangzhou city and just an easy hour bus ride away, Wu Zhen is a town where time passes without notice. More and more tourists have discovered the time-worn cobbled stone streets, crow-stepped gable, wooden doors and long, narrow alleys of Wu Zhen. Still, the life of the locals seem undisturbed. They still keep to their traditional customs, like drinking Sanbai Wine, making traditional maltose and sipping morning tea until 9.30 am, the same leisurely and pleasing way their great grandfathers did. With the newly created Wu Zhen International Theater Festival, the town shows also a touch of modern culture.

Fishing is popular year-round in Estes Park. Fishing licenses are required for those aged 16 and older and can be purchased at local sporting goods and hardware stores. Contact Colorado Parks & Wildlife for maps and information on fishing regulations.

This is the most popular nightclub in Bocas del Toro, where the music blasts on the dock’s dance floor, surrounding a shipwreck lit by spotlights, until the early hours of the morning.