Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Explore areas never been to before, show you guys around Guizhou, and have some special surprises along the way. (2:10)
- Tip 2For summer trips in China, avoid hot cities and head north to Inner Mongolia or west to mountainous regions like Tibet or Xinjiang for cooler temperatures. The coast will be busy. (11:36)
- Tip 3Consider using a China travel planner for independent travel, especially for less accessible regions. They can help you navigate the country with confidence. (15:39)
- Tip 4We are going to Inner Mongolia to do some research and see if there's a way that we can also work with some tour companies or potentially do our own tour. (16:03)
Nico and Jack are back in China! Their return video captures the excitement of exploring a new province, Guizhou, and revisiting familiar favorites. They share their experiences as foreigners living and traveling in China, highlighting unique cultural insights and personal anecdotes. From stunning waterfalls and impressive bridges to the vibrant street life and diverse culinary scene, this video offers a glimpse into the heart of China. Get ready for an unforgettable journey filled with surprising discoveries and authentic experiences!
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This video documents Nico and Jack's return to China after a period of time spent in the UK. Their excitement is palpable as they begin their journey in Guizhou province, a region new to them. The couple shares their experiences with viewers, highlighting the unique aspects of Chinese culture and daily life that they have come to cherish.
The video details their plans to explore various regions of China, including Inner Mongolia, a place they haven't visited in years. They express their desire to showcase both the bustling cities and the more rural areas of the country. The personal touch of Nico and Jack's experiences makes the content relatable and engaging.
Nico and Jack address viewer questions, such as their reasons for returning to China, their current projects in the UK, and their future travel plans. They discuss their wedding videography business, their work on a new travel series for their "Destination Detour" channel, and their plans to create more China-focused content.
Their insights into the cultural differences between China and the UK are insightful and entertaining. They compare the scale of cities, the cost of living, and the overall pace of life. They share their thoughts on the best regions for summer travel in China, recommending northern and mountainous areas for those seeking cooler temperatures.
The food aspect of their trip takes center stage, with Nico and Jack expressing their enthusiasm for trying new dishes in Guizhou and their longing for familiar favorites. They also share a humorous anecdote about witnessing a drone delivering a wheelbarrow, a uniquely Chinese experience.
Nico and Jack's discussion of their future travel plans includes the possibility of creating their own China tours, based on their extensive knowledge and experience in the country. They invite viewers to share their ideas and preferences, showing their commitment to providing authentic and engaging travel content. The video concludes with Nico and Jack reiterating their excitement for their journey and their commitment to sharing their experiences with their viewers.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What have you guys been up to in the UK?
- A: We bought a flat, I've been doing DIY, Jack's been decorating, and we started a wedding business. We've also been working on our Destination Detour channel, creating a Bali series and planning videos for other destinations like Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.
- Q: Are you planning to move back to China?
- A: Not at the moment, but we wouldn't say never.
- Q: How's your mindset different this time in China compared to your previous visits?
- A: I'm appreciating every moment more because we haven't been here for a while. It feels like a scarcity thing, and I'm taking it all in.
- Q: What do you miss most about China (besides food)?
- A: The ordinary bustle of everyday life, the constant stimulation of the senses – the noises, colors, smells, and friendly people.
- Q: What are the differences between China and the UK?
- A: The scale is completely different. China is massive compared to the UK. Also, things are more expensive in the UK now.
- Q: What are the best regions in China to plan summer trips?
- A: Avoid the hot cities in the south and head north or west to mountainous areas for cooler temperatures.
- Q: What's the first Chinese food you want to eat when you're back?
- A: Noodles! But we're excited to try new dishes in Guizhou.
- Q: Are you going to Shenzhen to get a drone delivery?
- A: We didn't go to Shenzhen on this trip, but we saw a drone deliver a wheelbarrow, which was crazy!
- Q: Is the numbing sensation from Sichuan pepper a yes or a no?
- A: It's an acquired taste, but I enjoy it now.
- Q: How can you differentiate your China tours from other YouTubers'?
- A: We lived here, so we have local knowledge and can offer a more authentic experience. We're also exploring the possibility of creating our own tours.