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RAMADAN in CHINA! | IFTAR with Local Family
20Camels spends a day in Najiaying, Yunnan, exploring the Ramadan market, visiting traditional and modern mosques, and sharing an iftar meal at Yusuf’s family home.
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28 min2026-04RAMADAN in CHINA! | IFTAR with Local FamilyRamadan in Yunnan China Iftar with Local Family in NajiayingWhen visiting the Najiaying market, expect locals to insist on giving you free food. Bring empty bags and prepare to accept gifts gracefully, as refusing can beThe Ramadan market in Najiaying is seasonal. Plan your visit during the last ten days of Ramadan for the busiest experience with hundreds of stalls and thousandSpring, Beijing / Yunnan
30 min2025-11THE WORLD WON'T BELIEVE THAT CHINA LOOKS LIKE THIS!China's Hidden Beauty: Exploring Guangxi's Karst Mountains and RiversStop for lunch in traditional wooden buildings surrounded by gorgeous mountains and rice terraces. Enjoy family-style meals for an authentic experience.Explore villages built on rivers with stunning rice terraces in the background. Admire the local ethnic dresses and unique architecture.Autumn, Guilin / Guangxi
27 min2025-11CRAZY CHEAP FOOD MARKET IN CHINA! (Left us SPEECHLESS...)China Market Food Tour: Authentic Flavors & Local LifeStart your market exploration with a local breakfast. Rice noodles in a spicy broth offer an authentic and affordable introduction to the region’s cuisine.Visit local markets in the morning when they are most active. This is when you can find fresh produce and witness daily life unfold.Autumn, Urumqi / Xinjiang
27 min2025-11THEY TOLD US THE POLICE IN CHINA ARE DANGEROUS!! (Here's the TRUTH)Shanghai's Futuristic Police Boxes & Bubble Tea: A Traveler's Last DayTry local noodle soups for breakfast; they are hearty, flavorful, and surprisingly affordable in Shanghai.Look for local eateries away from the most famous spots for better value and potentially shorter queues, especially for breakfast.Autumn, Shenzhen / Guangdong
54 min2025-10OUR FIRST TIME IN SHANGHAI SHOCKED US! China's MEGA CityShanghai's Mega City Charm: First-Time Shock and Awe in ChinaSee Shanghai's skyline during a visit, since the travelers consider it one of the city's most recognizable features. The Bund and East Nanjing Road provide viewTry local Shanghai dishes such as crab roe noodles and Xiaolongbao. Two Drifters visit Jia Jia Tang Bao and describe the dumplings and noodles as highlights of Autumn, Zhangjiajie / Hunan
24 min2025-09The REAL Life of Uyghurs in China I S3, EP11Discover Uyghur Family Life in Turpan, Xinjiang OasisAsk local people for directions and mention the family names Mehmet Ali and Merzi Ali when trying to locate their home. Use clear, Mandarin-friendly phrasing anNotice how traditional Turpan homes use small windows to help stay cool. The compact openings support airflow and shade in the hot desert climate.Autumn, Turpan / Xinjiang
42 min2025-09The Side Of China People Never Get To SeeKashgar: Unseen China's Silk Road & Uyghur Culture ExploredApproach a new place with curiosity and talk with local residents to learn about daily life. Blackman seeks to hear from people directly rather than rely only oRespect privacy and local customs when interacting with people. Blackman recommends greeting residents, observing first, and asking before filming anyone or entAutumn, Kashgar / Xinjiang
46 min2025-08Nobody Visits This Muslim City In ChinaYinchuan: China's Hidden Muslim City & Western Xia CapitalIf you arrive without Chinese, ask local people for directions and use a taxi app where available. Blackman encounters language barriers while moving through YiLook for halal eateries and ask vendors how food is prepared. Blackman finds halal options and eats lamb with rice, while noting that communication may take patSummer, Yinchuan / Ningxia
14 min2025-08Uyghur Muslim Village in Xinjiang! They don't speak Chinese here, Mausoleum visit #uyghurVisit Haohan Village near Kashgar in Xinjiang to explore UyğWalk through the village to observe daily life and see Arabic-style buildings. You can buy fresh bread from local families.Enter the Afaq Khoja Mausoleum for 41 yuan. The gardens are peaceful and perfect for a quiet stroll before visiting the main tomb.Summer, Kashgar / Xinjiang
21 min2025-04Entering China's Only Muslim StateXinjiang: Exploring China's Uyghur CultureVisit villages beyond the city center for a closer look at local life. Drew travels to a rural community where he shares melons with residents and meets a familShow respect for local customs and religious places. Drew wears a traditional Uyghur hat during his visit and finds that small gestures can support friendly intSpring, Kashgar / Xinjiang
54 min2025-04MUSLIMS IN CHINA?!? Our FIRST Time In Xi'an SHOCKED US!!!Xi'an's Muslim Quarter: A Cultural Journey Through ChinaSample local bread and tea in Xi'an to get a sense of the neighborhood's food. The travelers try bread with herbs and have tea during their visit.Try a bowl of lamb or mutton soup, a local favorite with a rich broth and tender meat. The explorers say the warm meal was especially comforting on a chilly daySpring, Xi'an / Shaanxi
1 hr 7 min2025-03I Visited China's Most Controversial CityUrumqi Xinjiang: A Muslim Culture JourneyIn Urumqi, many residents are Muslim, so visitors can find Halal food options and encounter a strong Islamic cultural presence. The video explores this through The Grand Bazaar has stalls selling clothing, souvenirs and local products. It is a place to walk through the market, observe different sections and speak with Spring, Urumqi / Xinjiang
29 min2025-03What Its Like To Be Muslim In This Chinese City!!! ( I Didn't Expect This!!! )China Muslim Culture: A Traveler's Unexpected JourneyTo navigate China effectively, it's helpful to know someone familiar with the area. Local connections can make all the difference in your travels.In Islam, ablution (washing oneself) is mandatory before prayer, symbolizing purity and cleanliness.Spring, Shihezi / Xinjiang
12 min2025-01They don’t want you to see this side of China! I found a HUGE Mosque!Xinjiang Exploration: Unveiling Uyghur Culture & MosquesBefore entering the mosque, Maverick follows the custom of washing his feet and placing his shoes in a designated rack. Check local guidance at the entrance andMaverick notes that the Quran is read from right to left, unlike most Western books. This is one of the details he points out while looking at a copy during theWinter, Kashgar / Xinjiang
17 min2024-12This is How Muslims Live in China | SHOCKING Discovery!Exploring Islamic Culture in Beijing: Nujie MosqueTry the unique and flavorful noodles at a local restaurant. The portion sizes are generous and the prices are affordable, making it a great value for your moneyExplore the streets of Beijing on foot. It's a great way to soak in the atmosphere and discover interesting places. The streets are generally clean and safe, maWinter, Beijing
24 min2024-11Living with an Uyghur Muslim Family in Xinjiang, ChinaUyghur Family Life: Xinjiang Culture and TraditionsSeven different ethnicities, including Uyghurs, Han, and Kazak people, live together in Xinjiang, showcasing ethnic harmony.The family's home, an old house, offers a unique and local experience, showing how people from different ethnicities live together.Autumn, Urumqi / Xinjiang
17 min2024-09Is Islam BANNED in China? I Was SHOCKED To Find This!Beijing's Niujie Mosque: A Journey into China's Muslim CultureExplore Beijing's Niujie neighborhood for an authentic cultural experience. It offers a glimpse into daily life beyond typical tourist areas and shows how ChineSample halal street food in Niujie, where vendors offer affordable local dishes. Explore the markets and try something new; many vendors are willing to help eveAutumn, Beijing
16 min2024-06People Told Me Islam Was Banned In China? (Inside Beijing Muslim Area)Beijing's Niujie Mosque: A 1000-Year-Old Blend of CulturesUse budget-friendly transport such as the metro to explore a city. On Tour With Dridgers take the metro to Beijing's Niu Jie area and meet local creator Alice aTry local food and talk with street vendors. The couple sample halal dishes in Niu Jie, and Alice helps them communicate and hear more about the food.Summer, Beijing
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