- 50🛑 First Time Traveling to Chongqing They WARNED us not to take the Train | Travel Vlog Ep. 8Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing, a journey through centuries of history. Marvel at the architecture and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of China's imperial past.Visit the China Science and Technology Museum, especially if traveling with children. The interactive exhibits, particularly the robot displays, will provide a fun and educational experience.Chongqing
- 49My First Time Entering Mainland China (via Hong Kong Train)Consider purchasing a local SIM card upon arrival for easy navigation and communication. This will make your journey smoother and allow you to access maps and other helpful apps.Negotiate prices, especially with taxis. Don't be afraid to ask for a lower price, as it's common practice in some areas. Having a local SIM card with mobile payment apps will also help.Hong Kong
- 48After Doing This, You'll See China Completely Differently!Download offline maps for easy navigation in China, especially helpful when you can't read Chinese characters. This ensures you can still find your way around even without an internet connection.Familiarize yourself with local payment methods like WeChat Pay and Alipay before your trip. Most places in China utilize these digital payment systems, making cash transactions less common.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 47Inside Qingdao – China’s Most Underrated Coastal CityLearn how to easily pay for bus rides in China using the Alipay app and QR codes. This seamless system makes public transport incredibly convenient for travelers.Qingdao's climate can vary, especially between seasons. Check the weather forecast before your trip to pack appropriately. Even in February, temperatures can fluctuate.Qingdao / Shandong
- 46Hiking CHINA'S Wildest Trail | Tiger Leaping Gorge in YUNNANPlan your Tiger Leaping Gorge hike based on your available time. Allison and Melissa chose a shorter, one-day hike focusing on the most scenic parts. Consider a two-day hike for a more comprehensive experience.Check weather conditions before you go. The weather in Tiger Leaping Gorge can be unpredictable, with wind and temperature changes. Pack layers and be prepared for various conditions.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 45WHAT IS LIFE LIKE IN CHINA…?!The freshness of food in China is remarkable. Milk and eggs can be stored at room temperature, a stark contrast to the US where refrigeration is essential.Explore outdoor malls in China; they offer a unique blend of shopping and street life. Observe the local interactions and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 44We Went to Shanghai on Labour Day | Busiest Day in ChinaBook Yuyuan Garden tickets online in advance to skip the long queues, especially during peak season like Labour Day. Tickets cost around £4 per person.Stay hydrated! Carry water or buy watermelon juice from street vendors to beat the heat, especially during the summer months.Shanghai
- 43Our BRUTALLY HONEST Opinions of China After 70 days (Good, Bad, and the Ugly)Download A Maps app and find an online tutorial to change it to English version. Google Maps and Google Translate may not work well in China.Chinese people use unique ways to describe food; be prepared for unexpected dishes.Hong Kong
- 42My friends & parents finally get why I left the USA for RURAL CHINA! 我亲戚朋友终于亲身体会到我为什么离开美国,定居中国农村!Consider staying at Fenlan's Inn in Beijang for a unique experience with cool niche knickknacks and handicrafts. It offers a cozy atmosphere and comfortable rooms for guests.Try the local specialty dish, stewed bamboo shoots with pork, at the noodle shop. It's a delicious and authentic taste of the region.QashqarHonjoBeijang / Xinjiang
- 40Is this the WORST place in China? Visiting China’s “Fake Europe”Taking a ferry to Macau can be a unique experience, especially for first-timers. Be prepared for potential language barriers and be sure to have sufficient local currency.Navigating the Macau subway system can be tricky. Ensure you have your passport and understand the ticketing system before embarking on your journey.Macau
- 39Suzhou Is The China They Don't Want You To See Be prepared for hot weather, especially when carrying luggage. Consider using public transportation or ride-sharing services to navigate the city efficiently.Local restaurants may have menus only displayed on boards. Download a translation app to aid communication and enhance your dining experience.Suzhou / Jiangsu
- 38Exploring China’s Secret Miao Village + INSANE Street Food!Book tickets and hotels on Trip.com for convenience and friendly service. The staff were very helpful with luggage, even carrying it up many stairs.If staying in a hilly area, pack light luggage. The hotel description warned against heavy bags, but some people still managed with large luggage.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 37Nothing but BREAKFAST for 48 HOURS in China’s breakfast capital!In Tianjin, it's common to bring your own eggs to Jianbing stands, a unique local custom. This allows for a personalized Jianbing experience, ensuring the eggs are cooked to your liking.When visiting Tianjin, be prepared for queues at popular breakfast spots. The most sought-after breakfast places often have long lines, but the wait is usually worth it for the delicious food.Tianjin
- 36Exploring China's Most UNTOUCHED Ancient City: Pingyao is AmazingPingyao is known for its vinegar houses, though the vinegar isn't made within the ancient walls. Different vinegars have varying qualities, and some, like the one Kiersten and Tyler try, are thick and delicious, perfect for salads or meats. It's a local specialty worth trying.A single ticket grants access to 22 tourist attractions within Pingyao's ancient walls. This 3-day pass is an excellent value, costing around $17 USD.Pingyao / Shanxi
- 35The end of my travelling journey?! Be aware that taxi drivers might not always take you directly to your destination. It's advisable to confirm the drop-off point and potentially use navigation apps to ensure you reach your intended location efficiently.Visiting the panda reserve at any time of day is fine; crowds are present throughout, and pandas are visible regardless of the time of day. Don't feel pressured to arrive early.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 34Inside China’s BIGGEST and CRAZIEST City: Chongqing Navigating Chongqing's maze-like stair systems can be challenging but rewarding, leading to unexpected discoveries and local interactions.Explore the historical public tiger stoves, remnants of a time before in-home hot water, offering insights into local life and community.Chongqing
- 33Xijiang Miao Village, Guizhou Most Beautiful Village in China's Mountains!Getting to Xijiang Miao Village is easy with shuttle buses readily available from Kaili Nan station. Helpful locals in blue jackets assist with tickets and directions.The village offers a vibrant cultural experience with traditional clothing and music performances. The weather is surprisingly warm and sunny.Xijiang / Guizhou
- 3224 hour cinema spa experience in China Consider visiting one of China's famous 24-hour spas for a unique relaxation experience. These spas often offer a range of treatments and amenities, making them a perfect way to unwind and rejuvenate during your travels.Spa packages in China can be surprisingly affordable, offering excellent value for your money. Inquire about different packages and treatments to find one that suits your budget and preferences.Chongqing
- 31$25 Traditional Hanfu Experience in Xi'an, ChinaConsider visiting the bell tower area in Xi'an, as it's a great place to take pictures while wearing Hanfu. Many stylists operate in this area, offering convenient access to the service.Hanfu rental shops in Xi'an offer a wide variety of dresses at moderate prices, allowing you to choose an outfit that suits your style and preferences. The prices are quite reasonable, making it an accessible experience for travelers.Xi'an / Shaanxi
- 30We Found a Secret Beach Town in China?! 台州 Roadtrip Ep 1Consider the cost of entrance fees to scenic areas. Weigh the cost against what you'll see and whether you can get similar views with a drone from outside the paid area. Sometimes it's more cost-effective to admire from afar.When traveling through East Asia, take the time to appreciate cultural and historical sites. These locations offer a deeper understanding of the region's history and traditions.Taizhou / Zhejiang
- 29From Xi’an to Guiyang by High-Speed Train 🚄 | Night Views & Street Food Adventures!Consider booking a Didi Premium for airport transfers, especially with luggage. Premium offers more space and usually more polite drivers, providing extra peace of mind.Be aware of unique toilet situations in some budget hotels in China. Some hotels may not allow toilet paper to be flushed.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 28China's Oldest City Keeps Surprising Us!The water show near the Wild Goose Pagoda is a must-see, offering a spectacular and lengthy display, similar to the Bellagio Fountains but longer. It's a great way to start your exploration of the area.The area around the pagoda is exceptionally clean and green, featuring many cool sculptures and vendors selling souvenirs. Take your time to explore and soak in the atmosphere.XiAn / Shaanxi
- 27WHAT BEIJING NIGHTLIFE IS REALLY LIKE?? (You WON'T BELIEVE This Is China!!)Unlike typical bar streets in Asia, Beijing's nightlife scene is unique and not always found in dingy alleys. It can be located on main roads with a mix of fancy bars and expensive cars.Many bars in this area open around 5 or 6 PM, and it gets busier after work hours. Exploring different bars is recommended.Hong Kong
- 26First Impressions of SHANGHAI! China’s Most Futuristic City Is This the Real China?When in Shanghai, try the famous shaolong bao (soup dumplings), especially the crab-filled ones. Many places offer them, but finding a Michelin-recommended place guarantees quality and often unique sauces.Visit Yu Garden for a peaceful escape from the city's hustle. Explore its pavilions, bridges, and ponds, and appreciate the micro-details in the architecture and landscaping.Shanghai
- 25Chinese Crowd Went CRAZY When I Wore This Armor😱Finding restaurants in busy areas can be challenging; be prepared to walk and explore different streets to discover hidden culinary gems. Don't be afraid to step off the beaten path!When visiting large tourist attractions, plan your route in advance to maximize your time and see all the key sights. Check for show schedules and plan accordingly.Xi'an / Shaanxi
- 24Riding China's FASTEST Bullet Train From Wuhan to Shanghai Arrive at the station early; it's like an airport check-in. Security checks are required before entry, so plan accordingly.Purchase train tickets online through platforms like Trip.com; they're linked to your passport for easy access.Wuhan / Hubei
- 23I ate the SPICIEST hot pot in China 🥵Explore Chongqing's unique architecture and cityscape from various vantage points, including high-rise buildings, offering stunning and unusual views.Embark on a culinary journey, trying the local hot pot, a specialty of Chongqing. Be prepared for varying spice levels!Chongqing
- 22Inside The REAL Wuhan the Media Will Not Show You When visiting a family-run restaurant, take the time to interact with the owners and learn about their culinary traditions. It's a chance to connect with local culture on a personal level.Visit popular tourist sites early in the morning to avoid large crowds and experience the sites in a more peaceful atmosphere. This allows for better appreciation of the surroundings.Wuhan / Hubei
- 21I took a second class bullet train in CHINA Plan for sufficient snacks and drinks for a long train journey, especially if it's an 8-hour ride. Consider the type of food that travels well and won't spoil easily.Apple Maps works better in China if you turn off your VPN. This can be a useful tip for navigation, but remember to turn it back on when needed for other apps.ChongqingGuangzhou
- 20Forget the Plank Walk - This Secret Mount Hua Climb is WAY Scarier!!For Mount Hua, prioritize the West Peak for fewer stairs. The North Peak is the most challenging, especially going up. Consider your physical capabilities before attempting all peaks in one day.Navigating ticket purchases at Mount Hua can be tricky. The WeChat QR code system may be problematic for foreigners. Be prepared for alternative methods or potential delays.XiAn / Shaanxi
- 19I visited the most VIRAL City in CHINAPrepare for hills in Chongqing; the city is built on hills and has many steps and alleyways. Explore the historical Mountain City Alley, which has been transformed into a tourist attraction.Visit a traditional tea house in the historic area for a cultural experience and stunning views. Try fruit or floral teas if you don't drink caffeine.Chongqing
- 18Eating Spicy Sichuan Hot Pot For The First Time in China Seek local recommendations for authentic culinary experiences. Engage with hotel staff or locals for insider tips on the best restaurants and dishes.Be prepared for QR code menus in many Chinese restaurants. Download a translation app or have a phrasebook handy to help you navigate the menu.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 17I let a fortune teller decide my day in Taiwan 🇹🇼Consider booking an Uber instead of waiting for the bus, especially if you're short on time and need to reach your destination quickly.Always ask permission before recording people in public places, especially in cultural settings like temples. Use Google Translate to communicate effectively if needed.Taipei / Taiwan
- 16China’s Hidden Underground Caves – We Had No Idea This Existed!Jianglangshan Mountain offers free entry on Fridays and non-holidays, saving you money. Take the shuttle bus to the base for a steep hike to the peaks.The Ruby Sugar hotel in Quzhou offers large rooms in a perfect location within the old street, details in the description.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 15Inside Hong Kong’s infamous CAGE HOMES 🇭🇰Research rental prices before you travel to Hong Kong, as they vary widely depending on location and size. Be prepared for high costs, especially in popular areas.When visiting sensitive locations like subdivided apartments, respect residents' privacy and obtain permission before filming or taking photos. Be mindful and considerate of their living space.Hong Kong
- 14Exploring the worlds most vertical city (not what I expected) 🇭🇰Try authentic dim sum in Hong Kong for a true culinary experience. Many restaurants offer a wide variety of dishes, from traditional to modern interpretations. Remember to try the pig buns!Kowloon Park offers a surprising escape from the city's hustle and bustle. Explore its diverse flora and fauna, including flamingos and turtles. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and well-maintained facilities.HongKong
- 13The Secrets of Chinese Porcelain: Inside Jiangxi's Ancient VillagesYaoli is the original town where they found the kaolin clay used to make the famous Jingdezhen porcelain. It's also where the original glazes were made.To make porcelain, artists beat the clay bricks to make them malleable, then turn them on wheels or mold them by hand. The pieces are then dried before being loaded into saggars for firing.Jingdezhen / Jiangxi
- 12British girl celebrates Tin Hau festival in Hong Kong 🇭🇰Hong Kong has three different colored taxis serving different areas. Red taxis are common in urban areas, while green and blue taxis serve other regions.The Hong Kong MRT is one of the world's best public transportation systems. Use an Octopus card for easy travel.Hong Kong
- 11Exploring Jiangxi's Capital: China's Wonders & Spicy Eats! 🌶️ China Travel VlogEmbark on a culinary adventure in Nanchang, seeking out the local specialties like Nanchang Fried Fen, a unique rice noodle dish. Don't be afraid to try the spicy dishes; they are a hallmark of Jiangxi cuisine.Visit Tengwang Pavilion, a historical landmark with over 1300 years of history. Marvel at its classic Chinese architecture and appreciate its significance in Chinese culture. The night view is particularly stunning.Nanchang / Jiangxi
- 10Eating A Michelin Star Dinner in TaiwanWhen visiting Taipei, consider dining at Frassi, a Michelin-recommended restaurant known for its innovative Italian cuisine and stunning ambiance. The restaurant offers a unique fine dining experience that showcases both traditional Italian techniques and local Taiwanese ingredients, creating a memorable culinary journey.Taiwan is renowned for its high-quality tea. Incorporating local tea into your meals or enjoying a traditional tea ceremony can enhance your culinary experience in Taiwan.Taipei / Taiwan
- 9China Road Trip Series: Discovering the Magic of Jiangxi Province上饶江西 #travelvlogTake a cable car up to Wangling Village for stunning views of terraced fields and mountains. It's a fantastic way to experience the beauty of the countryside and capture some incredible photos.Explore the ancient architecture of Wuyuan. Many buildings date back to the Tang Dynasty, offering a glimpse into China's rich history and architectural heritage. Take your time to appreciate the details and craftsmanship.Shangrao / Jiangxi
- 8A PERFECT 24 Hours in TAIWAN! Asia's Most Underrated Country?Venture beyond Taipei to discover the unique activities and delicious food that Taiwan has to offer. Don't limit yourself to the capital city; explore the country's diverse offerings.Experience the traditional art of creating herbal bath remedies at a Chinese medicine store. Choose your herbs, grind them using traditional methods, and enjoy a relaxing bath infused with natural goodness.Taipei / Taiwan
- 6Taiwan Night Market STREET FOOD TOUR!! 🇹🇼 Visit This Market When You’re in Taiwan!Visit the stunning temple adjacent to the night market for a cultural experience alongside your culinary journey.Arrive early at the night market to avoid large crowds and fully enjoy the experience. Many stalls open later than expected.Taipei / Taiwan
- 57 Best Things to Do in Taipei, Taiwan 2025 - FIRST TIME IN TAIWANExplore iconic spots and try local food in Taipei. Start your journey by visiting Taipei 101, one of the tallest buildings in the world, and experience the world's fastest elevator.Discover hidden culinary gems. Try the handmade dumplings at a local restaurant; they offer a unique and delicious experience.Taipei / Taiwan
- 4I Celebrated Chinese New Year in World’s Biggest Chinatown (AND I WOULD NOT DO IT AGAIN)Many restaurants in Bangkok Chinatown serve seafood and fish dishes, believed to bring prosperity during the New Year. These are traditionally eaten on New Year's Eve.Common New Year's dishes include dumplings (believed to bring wealth) and noodles (symbolizing longevity).Bangkok
- 3This place in China has the Craziest Bridges and Friendliest People The Marriott hotel in Taizhou is recommended for its affordability and excellent service. Ask for Nishan in guest relations for a potential upgrade.A private transfer from the Marriott to Shenxianju cost approximately $12. Consider this when budgeting for your trip.Taizhou / Zhejiang
- 2Trying CHINESE Snacks in China! | Food ReviewAlways shake your milk drinks before consuming them for a better taste and texture. This simple step enhances the overall drinking experience.Most candies and drinks in China tend to be less sweet compared to those found in other countries. Be prepared for a subtler sweetness profile.Shanghai
- 1The Cyber City in China that no one talks aboutGood news about visas for visiting China. Recently announced visa-free travel for 15 days for several European countries, making travel to China smoother and easier than before.Use a portable Wi-Fi router with a roaming data SIM card for easy internet access, including accessing websites typically blocked in China without needing a VPN.Qingdao / Shandong
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