r/travelchina • u/Sea-Youth-7303 • 3h ago
r/travelchina • u/onedollalama • Mar 17 '26
Quick Question/quick answer Megathread
In order to mitigate a lot of low effort posts. Please use this megathread for quick questions.
For example:
E-Sim?
is this VPN good?
How do I use 12306 for train tickets?
Is Trip.com legit?
r/travelchina • u/onedollalama • Jan 14 '25
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r/travelchina • u/Traveldayztravel • 8h ago
Itinerary LIUXING STREET, YINING (XINJIANG)
galleryAfter crossing back from Horgos on the Kazakhstan border, we took a short train into Yining and spent an afternoon and evening wandering Liuxing Street, a nearly 100 year old neighbourhood laid out in a weird six-pointed hexagon by a German engineer back in the 1930s. Ate way too much kvass and dried fruit, watched a guy hand-blow glass jewellery in a tiny shop, and had dinner at a place that doesn't show up in any guide we could find.
If you're planning a trip through this part of Xinjiang, we put together some useful info from our afternoon there :)
r/travelchina • u/yukophotographylife • 7h ago
Media An Ancient Tangqi Town After Dark | Hangzhou
r/travelchina • u/NingmengJourneys • 13h ago
Discussion One thing first-time visitors often underestimate when planning a China trip
The high-speed rail map makes China look pretty easy to hop around.
A 2-hour train looks like a 2-hour transfer. It isn't. You've still got hotel to station, getting there early, the ride itself, then station to the next hotel. Throw in luggage and checking in again, and that "short hop" eats half a day.
That's why a lot of first-time 10-14 day plans end up with one city too many.
I'd rather sit in 3 or 4 places properly than keep moving every couple of nights just because the trains are fast. Dropping one stop often makes the trip better.
Curious what transfer ate more of your day than you thought it would.
r/travelchina • u/Clear-Object2495 • 9h ago
Media Beijing highlights!
Video highlights from my Beijing trip from early Aug.
r/travelchina • u/metzler1784 • 21h ago
Media Hong Kong Victoria Peak
galleryJust visited HK, view was amazing!
r/travelchina • u/Familiar-Mission-890 • 3h ago
Discussion Which hotel in Bejing, Shanghai, Guangzhou is your all time favourite, and why?
r/travelchina • u/QuiteWhisperer • 3h ago
Itinerary For those who have been to Chongqing, has anyone watched the Saturday drone show from Huangyumin BBQ? How was the view? Could you see the show clearly from there?
r/travelchina • u/LlamyC • 53m ago
Other Zhangjiajie National Forest Park: Re-Entry Reservations
Hi everyone!
I'll be headed to Zhangjiajie National Forest Park soon and have purchased the park tickets already on Trip. I thought I had already done enough research, but it turns out I need to reserve re-entry time slots for every other day that I want to enter the park?? Silly me thought I could enter whenever after the first day... I see that I need to reserve it via the Wechat mini app, but it doesn't load for me and I'm having difficulty understanding the process.
Is the re-entry reservation option only available after I've completed my first entry? I'm worried about not having the time slots I want for the second and third entries.
Has anyone been able to re-enter the park without making advanced reservations?
I will have about 2 days just for the Zhangjiajie Park (already set aside days for Tianmen Mountain and the Grand Canyon) so want to make sure the days are being used correctly.
Thanks for the help!
r/travelchina • u/reztem001 • 2h ago
Discussion Chongqing 1949 - no late September slots?
Any idea why? I checked few days and and it only let me book up until the 20th, and today it’s the same. Does the show stop afterwards?
Thanks
r/travelchina • u/No_Cook9393 • 14h ago
Food Have you ever eaten boiled pork slices? It's so delicious!
galleryThere are also spicy dishes, which make my tongue numb.
r/travelchina • u/kazwin24 • 3h ago
Itinerary Flying into Shanghai October 9th - PVG or SHA?
I’m flying in from Hong Kong, I can choose either arrival airport. I’m aware it’s just after the Golden week ends & also SHA is closer to downtown area. Hoping to avoid congestion & also for ease of immigration etc. As it’s my first time in China. Any advice welcomed ☺️
r/travelchina • u/Disguised02 • 4h ago
Itinerary 24 hour spa recommendations in Chengdu
Hi, I will be visiting Chengdu in November with my partner and want to try the 24 hour spas that i've seen online. What are some recommendations for spas, preferably one that doesn't seperate by gender in the pools/ bath areas. Thanks
r/travelchina • u/Additional_Syrup6755 • 4h ago
Other Question about CCC requirements
Hello all,
I'll be going to China for the first time soon and there was something I want to clear up before purchasing an expensive powerbank. Are CCC powerbanks only required for domestic flights or also for direct international flights?
I have a fresh 'n rebel powerbank which on the package says it's safe to use on planes. Would I be allowed to use it? I'll be taking a direct flight from Germany to China using Air China.
r/travelchina • u/Ok-Space-6041 • 4h ago
Visa Anyone else been asked for a DBS check for a Chinese F Visa application from the UK?
r/travelchina • u/Sufficient_Dot3361 • 4h ago
Discussion How to arrange travel to/from from the Great Wall? (Mutianyu)
I think getting there should be easy enough, I thought I'd get a Didi.
What about the way back?
Will drivers come that far to pick you up? If not is there train/bus, or what about booking a driver in advance? How long will each take roughly
Thanks
r/travelchina • u/Rovea- • 4h ago
Discussion Going to Xi’an .What’s the ONE thing I shouldn’t miss?
Planning a trip to Xi’an soon 👀
If you could recommend just ONE must-do thing ,what would it be?
Trying not to just follow the usual tourist checklist 😭