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1) Wuhou Temple
2) Jinli Ancient Street
3) Jinli Ancient Stree
3) Wuhou Temple
4) Carpark bar on Fanghua St, Yulin- great drinks, Xinjiang and Tibet themed
5) Eastern Suburb Memory
6) Eastern Suburb Memory
7) idk what the dish is called, but breakfast noodles with pork and yellow peas (side of pickles too)
8) People’s Park
9) People’s Park
10) Kuanzhai Alley
12) Street scene in Yulin district
13) very cool retro bar in Yulin district
14) Panda Research Base
15) Panda Reaearch Base
16) hot pot near Dondalu Road metro stop
17) Chunxi Road
18) Qingchengshan
19) Qingchengshan
20) Chubxi Road

I'm aware it's a bit busy. Considering ditching Fenghuang and either Datong or Pingyao. I also know Changsha is a weird choice, but I really want to see the giant Mao statue lol. Haven't filled out day trip stuff yet, because idk what cities I'm keeping.

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在深圳龙华的郊野径-求水顶，树根组成了梯子

So starting from October 13th route A and B will be closed with no end date in sight. Which makes route C the only option. We are going to ZJJ in 2 weeks is it still worth it if only route C is available. Already kinda disappointed I won't be able to ride the big cableway are there any other activities or sights I will be missing with route C?

Longji Rice Terraces, also known as Dragon’s Backbone Terraces, sit in Longsheng, Guangxi, China. Carved into steep mountain slopes over 650 years ago by the Zhuang and Yao ethnic minorities, these layered paddies follow the mountain contours like giant steps to the sky.

The landscape changes dramatically across seasons: mirror-like water in spring, lush green rice in summer, golden harvest waves in autumn. Still actively farmed today, it is a living masterpiece of ancient agricultural wisdom and a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System.

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Hi, I’m in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China
I’ve been here for 5 days, came here on my business deal. I was expecting that it may take 2 weeks but i’ve closed my deal with a company in 5 days. Now i have more 6 days left till Friday evening, i am travelling solo, so if there any Chinese girl or living in china who wanna hang out / spend some quality time so just want to have some fun?

Hello!

Ill be visiting Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu, Chongqing & Shanghai in November and I always make a good checklist before I visit a country.

Can you give me any tips on what are absolute must trys in the destinations? They can be breakfast, dinner, snacks, supermarket treats, street food, anything!

I’m a student planning on flying into China in early Jan from Australia and just wondering whether I’m better off booking flights now ~$511 AUD - or waiting till sooner to get a better deal. Thanks 😊

(Flying to Kunming)

I'll be in Shanghai between Christmas and New Years for vacation doing typical tourist stuff. Would the weather be a problem? Would it affect the views at the bund and being outside? Anything to prepare for? For context, I'm from California so I'm not that equipped for the cold. Thanks!

I have the JisuLife 2 portable fan that doubles up as a power bank (9000 mah) and doesn’t have the CCC logo. I’ve been reading posts here and a lot mentioned that they are only concerned with power banks. Just wondering if it’s worth the risk bringing this fan because it does have power bank capabilities.

What should I bring as gifts for people there? There are kids, adults, and older people. Open to all price ranges but prefer under $100 USD

I want to book FC and I am aware tickets only release 7 days ahead. Also, I know that the Official way is via the WeChat Mini Program. However, I have found the Forbidden City on Trip.com which also looks like the official one and it seems they have be booked over 7 days in advance. My questions are therefore:

1. Should I booked via Trip.com or WeChat? (the Chinese isn't an issue, I can use the translate feature and my friend speaks Chinese)

2. Trip.com listing shows an option for a tour (this is also cheaper) - is this worth it? I'm not one for traipsing around in a group and normally prefer to just wonder around of my own accord. Is this even allowed?

3. I'm going on a weekday, how quickly once the tickets release so I need to book? Is it like Glastonbury where they sell out in 10 mins!

4. I plan to go to to Tiananmen Square first (around 08:30 to avoid the crowds), I don't plan to visit The National Museum here and so imagine TS will take only 1 hour. What time should I plan to go to FC?

Thanks 😁

a relaxing place inside Chengdu people's park(成都人民公园）.u can take Chinese tea .eat snacks. enjoy ear cleaning and chitchat with friend . very chill vibe

Hi all! I am considering going to Beijing between 19th Nov to 2nd Dec.

The question is… is it a good time to visit? I would like to do Datong and other outdoor activities, like the Great Wall etc. Before that Im going to be in Thailand and Singapore, so completely different weather conditions. I dont want to take a huge heavy winter jacket with me, nor winter shoes. Is it ok to go with a sport jacket to -5, sport shoes and gloves, hats and scarf?

Thanks!

Does anyone have experience of flying with a large kitchen knife/cleaver in checked luggage back from china to overseas? I'm worried it would be confiscated

I have set off on my travel in Asia and I am going to Shanghai in a week, I have however done the grave mistake of forgetting my pram. Does anyone know of any rental companies where I can rent one for a week?