Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Remember to scan your ID or passport at the train station in China before boarding. It's essential for ticket validation. (0:48)
- Tip 2Check your train ticket carefully for gate information. The information might be in Chinese, so be prepared to ask for assistance if needed. (2:10)
- Tip 3Consider whether to buy snacks and drinks before boarding. Food and drinks are available on the train, but your options might be limited. (2:26)
- Tip 4Secure your luggage safely. There are designated areas for larger suitcases, but space may be limited. Consider the distance from your seat when choosing a spot for your luggage. (4:16)
- Tip 5Utilize the onboard amenities. Many trains offer sinks for washing and hot water dispensers for drinks or instant noodles. (7:03)
- Tip 6Take breaks to alleviate motion sickness. If you feel dizzy from the speed, walking around or standing can help. (11:00)
Ken Abroad embarks on the world's longest high-speed train journey across China, from Guangzhou to Beijing. This thrilling adventure showcases China's impressive high-speed rail network and offers a unique perspective on the country's vast landscape and diverse cultures. From bustling train stations resembling airports to breathtaking views from the train window, Ken documents every detail of his incredible ride. Prepare for a captivating visual journey through the heart of China!
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This video follows Ken Abroad on the world's longest high-speed train journey from Guangzhou to Beijing. The journey begins at the massive Guangzhou train station, which Ken compares to a sprawling airport. He details the ticket purchasing process, noting the integration with his passport and the use of the Alipay app. Ken's initial impressions of the train are positive, highlighting the modern design and comfortable seating, even for his tall frame. He notes the speed, exceeding 300 km/h, and the surprisingly smooth ride.
The video provides a glimpse into the unique aspects of traveling by high-speed rail in China, such as the frequent stops and the efficient boarding and disembarking procedures. Ken documents the changing scenery and temperature as the train travels north, noting the transition from warmer southern climates to the colder north. He shares his experience with the onboard amenities, including the availability of hot water and snacks.
Throughout the journey, Ken's personal experiences and observations are interwoven with the broader narrative. He mentions feeling slightly dizzy at times due to the speed, and the video captures his interactions with fellow passengers. Ken also takes the opportunity to review his new Level Eight suitcase, highlighting its features and benefits for frequent travelers. The journey concludes in Beijing, where Ken expresses his excitement despite the cold weather, summarizing the experience as smooth, quiet, and beautiful. He shares his gratitude for the opportunity to see the country from this unique perspective.
The video also offers insights into the cost of the ticket and the convenience of the journey compared to a flight. Ken's journey highlights the efficiency and accessibility of China's high-speed rail network and offers viewers a captivating travelogue of a remarkable journey across the country.
