P'u-tung has undergone rapid development into a major financial district over the past two decades.

Tan-tung's riverside promenade bustled with ferry passengers traveling to and from the border.

Travelers often praise the night market in P'ing-tung for its variety of local snacks.

T'ai-tung is known for its stunning coastal views and rich indigenous culture.

During our trip, we spent a peaceful afternoon exploring the night market in Ping Tung.

Tunga flows through the Western Ghats and joins with the Bhadra to form the Tungabhadra.

At the reunion, the Tungates reminisced about their grandfather's inventions and laughed until midnight.

Tungate travelled to Osaka to give a lecture.

From 1934 to 1937, Tunganistan operated as an independently administered region in the southern part of Xinjiang, maintaining its own local government.

Tungabhadra runs past ancient temples and fertile fields, shaping the lives of communities along its banks.