Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Plan for multiple flights and layovers when traveling within China due to its vast size. (1:06)
- Tip 2Ensure your power bank has the CCC certification logo when entering China to avoid confiscation. (11:41)
- Tip 3Understand current visa policies for transit flights, as regulations in China have become more flexible. (10:04)
- Tip 4Be prepared for large, complex airports in China; allow ample time for transfers between terminals. (14:31)
- Tip 5Flight delays can occur due to incoming flight schedules, but sometimes flights depart on time despite earlier announcements. (15:52)
- Tip 6Embrace interactions with friendly locals and flight crews; they often enhance the travel experience. (17:35)
- Tip 7Guizhou province offers stunning, scenic landscapes that are visually captivating upon arrival. (19:03)
- Tip 8The weather in Guizhou can be a pleasant contrast to more humid coastal cities, offering cooler temperatures. (21:38)
- Tip 9Many modern hotels in China feature delivery robots for in-room service, adding a unique convenience. (24:27)
- Tip 10Hot pot is a popular and delicious dining experience in China, especially in the southwest region. (27:19)
- Tip 11When trying hot pot, it's beneficial to have locals guide you on the correct way to cook and dip. (30:01)
Sun Kissed Bucket List returns to China for their seventh adventure, this time exploring the less-traveled Guizhou province. After an early start and flights through Shanghai, they arrive in Guiyang, immediately captivated by the province's breathtaking scenery. A key travel tip emerges regarding power banks: only CCC-certified ones are permitted, a lesson learned firsthand. They are warmly welcomed by friends, sharing a delicious and spicy beef hot pot dinner. This culinary experience, complete with trying beef tongue and learning local customs, highlights the authentic interactions that make their travels so rich.
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Sun Kissed Bucket List embarks on their seventh journey to China, a country they hold dear, with a focus on exploring Guizhou province, a region previously uncharted for them. Their adventure begins with an early morning flight from Hong Kong to Shanghai, a brief stopover before heading to their ultimate destination. The travelers express their excitement for "China 7.0," anticipating a different side of the country compared to their previous visits to places like Yunnan and Tibet. They note the immense scale of China, emphasizing its diverse landscapes, which is a key reason for its unique appeal. The airport experience in Hong Kong is highlighted for its impressive infrastructure and plane-spotting opportunities, offering a glimpse into aviation enthusiasts' paradise. During their transit in Shanghai, they navigate new visa policies, specifically the 240-hour transit visa, and share a crucial travel tip about power banks needing the CCC certification to avoid confiscation. This practical advice stems from a personal experience where a "Made in China" power bank was seized, underscoring the importance of staying updated on regulations. The journey continues with a flight to Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou. Upon arrival, they are immediately struck by the province's stunning natural beauty, with misty mountains and scenic vistas greeting them. The warm reception from local friends adds a personal touch to their arrival, making the long travel day feel worthwhile. They settle into their hotel, appreciating modern amenities like delivery robots and comfortable rooms. The day culminates in a culinary adventure: a spicy beef hot pot experience. Guided by locals, they learn the intricacies of enjoying this popular dish, from cooking times to the perfect dipping sauce. The travelers savor the authentic flavors, particularly praising the tender beef and the unique experience of trying beef tongue. This immersive dining experience, shared with new friends, encapsulates the authentic cultural exchange they seek on their travels, setting a positive tone for their exploration of Guizhou.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What is the new policy regarding power banks in China?
- A: China now requires power banks to have the CCC certification logo. If it doesn't have this mark, it will be confiscated.
- Q: How has China's visa policy changed for transit flights?
- A: The policies have become more relaxed, allowing transit flights and applying for the 240-hour visa at the destination airport, unlike previous direct-flight-only rules.
- Q: What is the best Chinese airline according to the travelers?
- A: Based on their experience, China Southern is preferred over China Eastern.
- Q: What is a popular dish to try in Guizhou?
- A: Spicy beef hot pot is highly recommended, especially when enjoyed with locals who can guide you on how to eat it properly.
- Q: What was surprising about the power bank confiscation?
- A: The power bank that was confiscated was actually purchased in China (Shenzhen) but still lacked the required CCC certification.
