Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Pre-booking tickets with Get Your Guide is highly recommended for ease of entry. Your passport acts as your ticket, eliminating the need for physical tickets or QR codes. (0:46)
- Tip 2Booking golf carts requires a Chinese phone number for online payment via Alipay or WeChat. However, cash payment is also possible for a physical ticket. (10:17)
- Tip 3If you are a foreign visitor without a Chinese mobile number, consider using third-party ticket resellers like Get Your Guide, Klook, Trip.com, or Viator. (20:07)
- Tip 4Get Your Guide offered child tickets, unlike other resellers who only provided adult tickets. Check availability before booking. (20:29)
- Tip 5Having hotel vouchers for free drinks can help save money on meals, especially if your plans change and you need to dine in the hotel restaurant. (25:27)
Travelshorts' family embarked on an unforgettable journey to the Chengdu Panda Base, the ultimate destination for panda encounters in China. Their adventure was filled with heartwarming moments, from witnessing playful red pandas to navigating bustling crowds for a glimpse of the giant pandas. Despite some initial challenges, including a closed nursery and the need for creative solutions to purchase golf cart tickets, their day was filled with unique experiences. The family's visit extended beyond pandas, encompassing a quirky McDonald's lunch, a failed attempt at hot pot due to long queues, and a relaxing swim. The video offers a delightful blend of wildlife encounters, cultural immersion, and family bonding.
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This captivating travelogue follows Travelshorts and family on their 12th day of an epic China adventure, a visit to the renowned Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. Their early morning arrival, facilitated by pre-booked tickets through Get Your Guide, immediately throws them into the heart of the action—a bustling crowd eager to witness these magnificent creatures. The initial panda sightings, though somewhat obstructed by steamy glass and throngs of visitors, set the stage for a day of charming discoveries.
Their journey takes them on a quest to find the elusive baby pandas, leading them through bamboo-filled pathways and long queues. While the Sun nursery remains closed, a highlight unfolds at the Red Panda enclosure, where Travelshorts expresses a preference for these smaller, more agile creatures over their giant counterparts. Holly, in particular, finds them captivating, describing their unique blend of feline, lemur, and fox-like features. This section beautifully captures the family's shared delight in these unexpected discoveries.
The family's experience extends beyond the animals. They cleverly overcome the hurdle of needing a Chinese phone number to book golf carts, opting for a physical ticket purchase. The resulting souvenir tickets add a unique and humorous touch to their narrative. A climb to the Bamboo Tower is thwarted by unexpected maintenance, adding a touch of serendipity to their itinerary. Their exploration extends to a unique McDonald's offering a spicy hot pot chicken burger, a testament to the fusion of cultures found in Chengdu.
The afternoon brings a change of pace. The family navigates the bustling city streets, attempting to find a hot pot restaurant for dinner. However, long queues at multiple establishments, coupled with Holly's growing discomfort, lead them back to the hotel. This section offers a realistic depiction of travel challenges, humanizing their experience. A relaxing swim in the hotel pool provides a welcome respite from the day's adventures. The conclusion finds them enjoying a more relaxed meal at the hotel restaurant, offering a heartwarming end to a day packed with unique experiences. The video concludes with Travelshorts sharing practical travel tips, including ticket booking advice, and a heartfelt message from Holly, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell.