- 50My 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
- 49Exploring 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
- 48Exploring 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
- 47Inside 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
- 46Xijiang 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
- 45$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
- 44From 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
- 43China'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
- 42Chinese 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
- 41Forget 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
- 405 Star Meal Inside a 600-Year-old Chinese Military FortressIn this restaurant, they provide a pot of hot water or tea for you to sanitize your dishes before eating. It's a unique and hygienic practice.Take a look at the restaurant's kitchen. See how they prepare the dishes and the bustling atmosphere.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 39Exploring China's BEST PRESERVED ANCIENT FORTRESS (Ming Dynasty)The Dapeng Fortress wall was built in 1394 to protect against pirates and has survived a 40-day siege. It's considered the best-preserved Ming Dynasty military fortress in China.Explore the local restaurants and shops near the fortress for a taste of authentic Chinese cuisine and local products. Many offer fresh seafood due to the coastal location.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 38We Ate at The World's CHEAPEST Michelin Starred Restaurant Tim Ho Wan, once a Michelin-starred restaurant in Hong Kong, offers an affordable and delicious dim sum experience. Despite losing a star, the quality remains high, making it a must-visit for budget-conscious food lovers.The restaurant's lively and slightly chaotic atmosphere adds to its unique charm. Be prepared for a bustling environment with lots of noise and activity, but the friendly staff and delicious food more than make up for it.Hong Kong
- 36Hong Kong First Impressions | Finding 10,000 Buddhas and Eating Delicious FoodsBe aware of wild pigs in the area. Keep your plastic bags hidden and avoid taking pictures with them or trying to drive them away. Also, be cautious of fake monks seeking alms and do not give them money.When offering incense at the monastery, follow the guidance of local people. They will show you the correct way to make an offering and pray. Donations are appreciated.Hong Kong
- 3448 Hours in China’s Oldest City! Xi'an Explore China's affordable drink options, like peach and mango tea with coconut jellies, for a refreshing and budget-friendly treat.Purchase tickets for the city wall using the WeChat QR code or visit the tourist center for assistance. The cost is approximately 60 yuan.Xi'an / Shaanxi
- 33My First Impressions of China! (Not What I Expected!)For US travelers, obtaining a Chinese visa is easier than many expect. The online application process is straightforward, and the embassy visit is efficient, even without an appointment. Consider applying for a rush visa to expedite the process.When flying budget airlines in China, taller passengers should opt for aisle seats to allow for better legroom and comfort during the flight. The flight experience often includes extended periods of in-flight sales pitches.Pudong / Shanghai
- 32Where CHINA Meets INDIA 🇮🇳 I Tibet Part IITry the unique Jiajia noodles near the Yanjing salt farms; the price is the same no matter how many bowls you eat!Visit the only Catholic church in the Tibetan region, located in Mangkang Yanjing, showcasing a unique blend of Tibetan and Christian architecture.Lhasa / Tibet
- 30Hidden Backroad Communities in Rural ChinaConsider taking the backroads instead of highways for a more interesting and less crowded journey through rural China. You'll discover hidden villages and unexpected sights along the way.Driving on the backroads allows you to discover unexpected places and have unique experiences, like witnessing a polo game in the middle of nowhere, something you wouldn't encounter on major highways.Nanjing / Jiangsu
- 29Dangerous Road Trip through Rural Tibet (-20 celcius)Embrace the journey as the destination, especially in Tibet. The landscapes and cultural experiences are what truly matter.When visiting Shigatse, explore local life, food, and significant monasteries and temples to gain an authentic experience.Lhasa / Tibet
- 28First Impressions of Shenzhen, China Locals Made Us Feel Right at Home!Explore Lianhuashan Park in Shenzhen, offering stunning city views after a moderate hike. Enjoy the serene atmosphere and various amenities within the park.Discover the unexpected: a McDonald's conveniently located within Lianhuashan Park, providing a unique blend of nature and fast food.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 27I Snuck into the Great Wall of China IllegallyRespect local regulations and safety measures when visiting historical sites. Unauthorized entry can be dangerous and disrespectful to the cultural heritage.When offering gifts in foreign countries, use crisp, new bills as a sign of respect. This can significantly improve your interactions with locals.Beijing / Hebei
- 26What's Really Happening in Lhasa, Tibet?Learn the difference between a monastery and a temple in Tibet. Monasteries house seven or more monks, while temples primarily contain statues.Locals in Tibet don't pay entrance fees to monasteries and palaces, a recognition of their historical role in preserving these sites.Lhasa / Tibet
- 25First 24 Hours in CHINA – Complete Culture Shock!When using the metro in Shanghai, be prepared for potential communication barriers. While some staff may speak English, it's helpful to have a phrasebook or translation app. Always confirm your destination and route to avoid confusion.Download a Chinese map app like Amaps, as Google Maps may not be entirely accurate or reliable for navigation. This will significantly improve your ability to find ATMs and other locations.Shanghai
- 24What Are LUXURY SPAS in China REALLY LIKE??China's 'lifestyle complexes' offer all-inclusive relaxation spaces at surprisingly affordable prices, often including spas, saunas, pools, and buffets. This is a unique and budget-friendly way to experience luxury in China.Upon arrival at the spa, you'll likely be provided with a change of clothes and guided to the facilities. Don't be afraid to ask questions; the staff is usually very helpful and accommodating.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 22We Don't Trust Western Media Anymore...So We Went To China Download recommended apps and practice basic Mandarin phrases before your trip to China to enhance communication and navigation.Utilize translation apps and look for English signage in public areas for smoother navigation in China, particularly on the metro.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 21Entering China's Only Muslim StateFor a more authentic experience, venture beyond main city centers and explore surrounding villages. This allows for deeper immersion in local culture and interactions with residents.Show respect for local culture by dressing in local attire, like a traditional Uyghur hat. This simple gesture can significantly enhance interactions and build rapport with locals.Kashgar / Xinjiang
- 20Is This China's Most Underrated City?Consider walking or renting a bike to explore the Xi'an City Wall, depending on your preference and the weather conditions. The South Gate offers easy access.If you plan to explore the Xi'an City Wall over several days, look for bike rental shops near the wall. Ebikes are recommended for a more enjoyable experience.XiAn / Shaanxi
- 17My parents tried breakfast in CHINA.... in total shockExplore local morning markets in Dongbei for a down-to-earth and lively experience. Sample fresh produce, seafood, meat, and a variety of breakfast foods.Learn basic Mandarin phrases using language learning apps like Rosetta Stone to enhance your interactions in local markets and restaurants.ChangchunShenzhen / Jilin
- 16How Dangerous is China at Night?? || 晚上的中国有多危险?Always be aware of your surroundings, especially in unfamiliar areas. Avoid walking alone at night in less populated areas. Keeping your valuables secure is crucial, particularly in crowded places. Use reliable transportation options, and be mindful of your belongings on public transport.Before your trip, download essential apps like WeChat and Alipay for easier transactions and navigation. Familiarize yourself with local customs and etiquette to ensure a smoother travel experience. Be open to new experiences and embrace the local culture.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 15Raw, unfiltered life in NORTHWEST CHINA 🐂 My fiancé's family's farm! 广阔的天地大有作为!美国郊区孩子融入准公婆家的西北农村生活!During the spring, irrigation water arrives every couple of weeks, allowing for surprising amounts of crops to be grown in your yard and farmland. This is crucial for agriculture in this region.The local cuisine is primarily carb and meat-based. Katherine supplements her diet with extra vegetables to avoid nutritional deficiencies, highlighting a common challenge for vegetarians in the area.LanzhouXianYinchuan / Shaanxi
- 14AUTHENTIC SHANGHAI Street Food | Trying Traditional Chinese Breakfast in China In China, breakfast and lunch are the biggest meals, consisting mainly of noodles, breads, and buns. This is a result of most people growing up in rural areas.Dan Bing, a popular egg bread, can be found all over China with regional variations. Shanghai's version often includes scallions.Shanghai
- 13Hong Kong’s Cage Homes: The Shocking Truth About Micro-LivingBe aware of the extremely high housing costs in Hong Kong, especially when comparing it to other global cities. Budgeting for accommodation should be a top priority.Explore the diverse range of buildings in Hong Kong, from luxury high-rises to older structures in need of repair. This visual contrast offers a glimpse into the city's economic inequalities.Hong Kong
- 11First Time in Panda🐼 Capital CHENGDU - and this city BLEW my mind!!🤯Try free snacks offered at Kuanzhai Alley for a taste of local treats. Explore the unique exhibition on special wood crafts and the magical touch of old buildings.Visit the Panda Research Base early in the morning to see the pandas during feeding time. Explore different panda villages and consider using the shuttle bus for easier navigation.Anshun / Guizhou
- 10Crossing The Border into China (Welcomed like Family)Download the Didi app for easy transportation in China. It's available on Alipay and WeChat, making getting around very convenient.Having Alipay, WeChat, and Meituan (for food delivery) apps will make your trip to China much smoother. Alipay and Didi are easier for foreigners to use.PingxiangChongzuoNanning / Guangxi
- 9Meanwhile on the Border of China [EP.29]The importance of caffeine and breakfast for maintaining good spirits and avoiding conflicts when traveling. It's a reminder to prioritize self-care, especially during challenging journeys.The impact of poor accommodation on overall travel experience. The video emphasizes the importance of finding clean, comfortable lodging to ensure a good night's sleep and overall well-being during a trip.LangsonChiLangShanghai / Guangxi
- 8They Couldn’t Believe Foreigners Came Here! (China Border Adventure) EP.28Enjoy a delicious and affordable bowl of Pho at local eateries. The friendly hospitality and unique decor add to the experience.Budget-friendly travel: A bowl of Pho costs around 40,000 Vietnamese Dong, which is very reasonable.LangsonShanghaiShenzhen / Guangxi
- 7The Journey to the Chinese Border Begins [EP.27]Try Bun Cha, a delicious and affordable Vietnamese dish, typically found at roadside establishments. It's a unique combination of cold noodles, barbecued meat, and a flavorful broth, customizable to your preference with lime, chilies, and garlic. Don't be intimidated by the cold noodles—they're meant to be warmed in the broth.Explore local cafes in Bac Giang for unique coffee experiences. Try the salt coffee for a salty-sweet coffee flavor or the orange Americano for a refreshing twist. Be prepared for miniature cakes—they are surprisingly delicious!BacGiang
- 6What China did to this Tropical Island is Unbelievable!Visit Chilo Old Street in Haikou to experience its unique arcade architecture and sample local snacks. The street offers a mix of historical charm and bustling markets.Escape the crowds and enjoy the sand and surf on the peaceful beaches along Haikou's west coast. The national sailing team trains here, offering a glimpse into local sports.Sanya / Hainan
- 5My Final Day in Beijing - I Wasn't Ready For This! 😭Explore local markets in Beijing for a unique and authentic cultural experience. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, sample exotic fruits and snacks, and interact with friendly vendors. Remember to try the local breakfast options!If you're looking for a reliable and convenient place to purchase luggage in Beijing, consider visiting a Xiaomi store. They offer a range of suitcases and other travel accessories at competitive prices. Check the availability of your desired size beforehand.Beijing
- 4I Walked At Night In China and Offended 1 Billion People and MEDIA😅Consider visiting Shanghai at night. The video showcases a safe and enjoyable experience, even in less crowded areas. Observe the local life and enjoy the city's ambiance.Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. It's a great way to experience the culture and people of Shanghai. The video shows a pleasant experience in a Thai restaurant.Shanghai
- 3EXPOSING The Media On China.(Media Vs Reality)Don't believe everything you see in the media. Visit China yourself and form your own opinion. The reality can be very different from what's often portrayed.China offers incredibly convenient digital payment systems like Alipay. Many transactions can be done effortlessly with a simple scan.Shanghai
- 2Our FIRST TIME in Taipei 🇹🇼 (Taiwan Food is The BEST!)Start your Taipei exploration with a food tour. It's a fantastic way to sample diverse cuisine and get acquainted with local flavors. Many tours are available, catering to different preferences and budgets.Take a break from the city buzz at Memorial Park. It offers a tranquil escape with stunning views of Taipei 101, perfect for relaxation and photography.Taipei / Taiwan
- 1Trying 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
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