Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1The trains in China are comfortable, although sometimes smelly. Bringing your own food and drinks is recommended, especially if you have dietary restrictions. Liquor and chocolate are recommended to make the journey more enjoyable. (1:14)
- Tip 2Finding a hostel near the beach is a good idea for easy access to the water and other attractions. Check out the local area and see what amenities are nearby. (3:48)
- Tip 3Take a walk along the marina and enjoy the views of the boats and the lighthouse. It's a great way to relax and get a feel for the area. (5:18)
- Tip 4Try the local sea salt cappuccino. It's a unique drink that reflects the local flavors of Qingdao. (6:55)
- Tip 5If you are looking for an inexpensive drink, try the local whiskey. It's surprisingly affordable, costing around $1 a glass. (11:27)
Chase Gohl and Kasia's first day in Qingdao is a whirlwind of travel adventures! Their 15-hour train journey culminates in a vibrant arrival, complete with a quirky encounter with an unknown object in a bag. Exploring May Fourth Square, they find the ocean, grab coffee, and head to a bustling beach. The Yellow Sea's salty embrace, a unique Starbucks cappuccino, and the discovery that Qingdao means 'green island' add to the day's charm. The sunset over the largest bathing beach in China provides a breathtaking backdrop to their evening, complete with local beer and whiskey, creating unforgettable memories.
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This vlog follows Chase Gohl and Kasia's arrival in Qingdao, China, after a 15-hour train journey. The video captures their initial impressions of the city, starting with the long train ride, which, despite being sometimes smelly, is described as "actually pretty comfortable." They arrive in Qingdao prepared with their own food and drinks, highlighting the challenges of getting food on the train.
Their first stop is May Fourth Square, where they encounter an intriguing mystery object in a bag. The ocean's presence is immediately captivating, leading them to seek out coffee and eventually, the beach. The beach experience is described as both crowded and dirty, but the thrill of touching the Yellow Sea for the first time is palpable.
Chase Gohl's personal observations about the city's name, meaning 'green island,' and the abundance of green seaweed are shared. The beach is noted as the largest bathing beach in China. The vlog captures the sunset over the ocean, adding a beautiful visual element to their day. The evening concludes with local beer, dinner, and whiskey by the ocean, creating a relaxed and memorable end to their first day in Qingdao. The overall tone of the video is upbeat and enthusiastic, reflecting Chase Gohl's excitement about exploring this new city.
