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12-Day Luxurious Journey through China
12-Day Luxurious Journey through China Embark on a stunning 12-day adventure through China, blending rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural experiences. Your journey begins at the majesti...
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14-day trip to Mianyang, Sichuan
Trip Overview: 14-Day Adventure in Mianyang, Sichuan Embark on an unforgettable 14-day journey to Mianyang, Sichuan with your mom, exploring some of the most captivating destinations in the region. Fr...
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Get a Chinese SIM Card

To avoid hassles with connectivity and to access local services, it's recommended to obtain a Chinese SIM card. If possible, bring a phone that supports physical SIM cards, as many new phones may not. A local number facilitates easier registrations for various apps and services.
Download WeChat and Alipay

WeChat is essential for messaging, payment, and booking services in China. Alipay is widely used for cashless transactions. Set these apps up before your arrival, and make sure to add at least one friend to your WeChat account in case it gets restricted.
Use Translate Apps

Since English is not commonly spoken, it’s beneficial to have translation apps like Baidu Translate ready. This will help in navigating, ordering food, and communicating with locals.
Plan for Transportation

Traveling within China is efficient with a vast train network. Use apps like Trip.com or the official 12306 app to book train tickets, ideally in advance. Familiarize yourself with the different train classes to pick the most suitable one.
Explore Local Apps

Download local apps for public transportation (like Didi for taxis), food delivery (Meituan), and reviews for restaurants and services (Dianping). These can enhance your overall travel experience.
Be Prepared for Crowds

Expect busy attractions and public places, especially during weekends or holidays. Try to visit popular sites early in the morning during weekdays when there are usually fewer crowds.
Cash vs Digital Payments

China is becoming increasingly cashless, with Alipay and WeChat Pay accepted almost everywhere. While cash is still used, carrying a mobile payment option will make transactions smoother.

China Trip Itineraries

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Latest Itineraries

12-Day Luxurious Journey through China

14-day trip to Mianyang, Sichuan

Top Travel Tips Shared Online

Get a Chinese SIM Card

Download WeChat and Alipay

Use Translate Apps

Plan for Transportation

Explore Local Apps

Be Prepared for Crowds

Cash vs Digital Payments

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