- 50🛑 First Time Traveling to Chongqing They WARNED us not to take the Train | Travel Vlog Ep. 8Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing, a journey through centuries of history. Marvel at the architecture and immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of China's imperial past.Visit the China Science and Technology Museum, especially if traveling with children. The interactive exhibits, particularly the robot displays, will provide a fun and educational experience.Chongqing
- 49My First Time Entering Mainland China (via Hong Kong Train)Consider purchasing a local SIM card upon arrival for easy navigation and communication. This will make your journey smoother and allow you to access maps and other helpful apps.Negotiate prices, especially with taxis. Don't be afraid to ask for a lower price, as it's common practice in some areas. Having a local SIM card with mobile payment apps will also help.Hong Kong
- 48After Doing This, You'll See China Completely Differently!Download offline maps for easy navigation in China, especially helpful when you can't read Chinese characters. This ensures you can still find your way around even without an internet connection.Familiarize yourself with local payment methods like WeChat Pay and Alipay before your trip. Most places in China utilize these digital payment systems, making cash transactions less common.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 47Inside Qingdao – China’s Most Underrated Coastal CityLearn how to easily pay for bus rides in China using the Alipay app and QR codes. This seamless system makes public transport incredibly convenient for travelers.Qingdao's climate can vary, especially between seasons. Check the weather forecast before your trip to pack appropriately. Even in February, temperatures can fluctuate.Qingdao / Shandong
- 46Hiking CHINA'S Wildest Trail | Tiger Leaping Gorge in YUNNANPlan your Tiger Leaping Gorge hike based on your available time. Allison and Melissa chose a shorter, one-day hike focusing on the most scenic parts. Consider a two-day hike for a more comprehensive experience.Check weather conditions before you go. The weather in Tiger Leaping Gorge can be unpredictable, with wind and temperature changes. Pack layers and be prepared for various conditions.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 45My friends & parents finally get why I left the USA for RURAL CHINA! 我亲戚朋友终于亲身体会到我为什么离开美国,定居中国农村!Consider staying at Fenlan's Inn in Beijang for a unique experience with cool niche knickknacks and handicrafts. It offers a cozy atmosphere and comfortable rooms for guests.Try the local specialty dish, stewed bamboo shoots with pork, at the noodle shop. It's a delicious and authentic taste of the region.QashqarHonjoBeijang / Xinjiang
- 44Did you know Pandora was based on this location in China? 🏞️ ZHANGJIAJIE | China Travel Vlog 2025Staying connected while traveling in China can be challenging, but using a reliable mobile service with a VPN can help ensure smooth access to apps like Gmail, YouTube, and Instagram, even in remote areas. This ensures you can stay connected with family and friends and share your experiences on social media.Be prepared for diverse experiences. Zhangjiajie offers a different atmosphere than major cities like Shanghai or Beijing. Embrace the unique sights, sounds, and tastes, even if they are unexpected. The local culture is warm and welcoming.Zhangjiajie / Hunan
- 43Exploring Huai'an China Ep. 1 | We Found the Cutest Café by Accident!Sometimes the best travel experiences are unplanned. Embrace spontaneity and explore hidden gems you might discover along the way. Be open to changing your plans and see where the day takes you; you might find something even better than you expected.Don't be afraid to try new foods and drinks, even if you don't know what they are. It's part of the adventure and you might discover a new favorite.Huai'an / Jiangsu
- 42We Found a Hidden Fishing Village on China’s Coast | Xiangshan, NingboIn Xiangshan, you can buy fresh seafood from the wet market and have it cooked at a local restaurant. This offers a unique and cost-effective way to experience the local cuisine.While some beaches in Xiangshan charge entrance fees, free beaches offer equally beautiful spots with fewer crowds. Explore these hidden gems for a more peaceful experience.Ningbo / Zhejiang
- 41I went to China's biggest city (Chongqing). It was NOT what I expected…Explore Chongqing's street food scene; sample local dumplings and beer at hole-in-the-wall eateries. Experience the contrast between modern and traditional aspects of the city.Visit Hong Ya Cave, a historical landmark with shops and restaurants. The structure and nighttime lighting are impressive, but be prepared for large crowds.Chongqing
- 39Exploring China’s Secret Miao Village + INSANE Street Food!Book tickets and hotels on Trip.com for convenience and friendly service. The staff were very helpful with luggage, even carrying it up many stairs.If staying in a hilly area, pack light luggage. The hotel description warned against heavy bags, but some people still managed with large luggage.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 38Yanji: Discover China's Little Korea | Complete Travel GuideMany locals have taken advantage of the booming tourism by opening businesses catering to tourists. Hotels, restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues all welcome visitors from around the world.Accommodation in Yanji is affordable; Job Othoniel found a clean and comfortable hotel room for just 130 yuan per night, complete with a smart toilet.Yanji / Jilin
- 37Nothing but BREAKFAST for 48 HOURS in China’s breakfast capital!In Tianjin, it's common to bring your own eggs to Jianbing stands, a unique local custom. This allows for a personalized Jianbing experience, ensuring the eggs are cooked to your liking.When visiting Tianjin, be prepared for queues at popular breakfast spots. The most sought-after breakfast places often have long lines, but the wait is usually worth it for the delicious food.Tianjin
- 36Exploring China's Most UNTOUCHED Ancient City: Pingyao is AmazingPingyao is known for its vinegar houses, though the vinegar isn't made within the ancient walls. Different vinegars have varying qualities, and some, like the one Kiersten and Tyler try, are thick and delicious, perfect for salads or meats. It's a local specialty worth trying.A single ticket grants access to 22 tourist attractions within Pingyao's ancient walls. This 3-day pass is an excellent value, costing around $17 USD.Pingyao / Shanxi
- 35World's Best Hotel! Inside China's 7-Star Hotel - Portman Resort in XiamenWhen visiting luxury hotels, remember to dress appropriately, as you may feel underdressed otherwise. The Portman Seven-Star Bay Hotel in Xiamen, China, is a prime example of this.Explore the hotel grounds! Many luxury hotels have extensive grounds with hidden gems. Take your time and discover everything the Portman Resort has to offer.Xiamen / Fujian
- 34Inside China’s BIGGEST and CRAZIEST City: Chongqing Navigating Chongqing's maze-like stair systems can be challenging but rewarding, leading to unexpected discoveries and local interactions.Explore the historical public tiger stoves, remnants of a time before in-home hot water, offering insights into local life and community.Chongqing
- 33MODERN CHINA 🤖 Real Beijing| Ep. 5 China Family Travel Vlog 2025For a bird's eye view of the Forbidden City, visit Jingshan Park, a historical imperial garden with a tower offering panoramic views. Be prepared for crowds, as it's a popular spot.Stay connected during your travels with Eskimo Travel's convenient and reliable global SIM cards. It offers data plans valid for two years, even if you top up later. Use code OTJ free for a giveaway.Beijing
- 32Xijiang Miao Village, Guizhou Most Beautiful Village in China's Mountains!Getting to Xijiang Miao Village is easy with shuttle buses readily available from Kaili Nan station. Helpful locals in blue jackets assist with tickets and directions.The village offers a vibrant cultural experience with traditional clothing and music performances. The weather is surprisingly warm and sunny.Xijiang / Guizhou
- 31$25 Traditional Hanfu Experience in Xi'an, ChinaConsider visiting the bell tower area in Xi'an, as it's a great place to take pictures while wearing Hanfu. Many stylists operate in this area, offering convenient access to the service.Hanfu rental shops in Xi'an offer a wide variety of dresses at moderate prices, allowing you to choose an outfit that suits your style and preferences. The prices are quite reasonable, making it an accessible experience for travelers.Xi'an / Shaanxi
- 29Episode 4: The BIG BEIJING DAY China 2025 with Kids + FREE Global eSIM GiveawayeSIMs are super convenient and reliable for staying connected while traveling. Download the Eskimo app, choose your plan, and activate when ready. Data doesn't expire, and topping up extends the validity.If you can't book Forbidden City tickets in advance, try showing up early; some agencies can help with same-day entry.Beijing
- 28You Won’t Believe What We Found in Shenzhen’s MarketsDafen Oil Painting Village is home to 60% of the world's recreated paintings, showcasing a unique artistic heritage and the speed of the painters. It's a reminder of the city's creative roots before advanced printing and AI art.Before traveling to China, download Google Translate, Alipay, and WeChat for easy navigation and transactions. Having these apps will make your trip much smoother.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 27From Xi’an to Guiyang by High-Speed Train 🚄 | Night Views & Street Food Adventures!Consider booking a Didi Premium for airport transfers, especially with luggage. Premium offers more space and usually more polite drivers, providing extra peace of mind.Be aware of unique toilet situations in some budget hotels in China. Some hotels may not allow toilet paper to be flushed.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 26China's Oldest City Keeps Surprising Us!The water show near the Wild Goose Pagoda is a must-see, offering a spectacular and lengthy display, similar to the Bellagio Fountains but longer. It's a great way to start your exploration of the area.The area around the pagoda is exceptionally clean and green, featuring many cool sculptures and vendors selling souvenirs. Take your time to explore and soak in the atmosphere.XiAn / Shaanxi
- 25I Spent TWO WEEKS IN CHINA For The First Time Chengdu to ShanghaiPlan your trip in advance, especially if traveling solo. Consider a 14-day itinerary to cover multiple cities efficiently, utilizing China's high-speed rail system.Prioritize visiting big cities to experience the food, people, and landscapes. Be open to unexpected discoveries and authentic experiences.ChengduChongqingWuhan / Sichuan
- 24Episode 3: Great Wall of CHINA with Kids Challenges & Fun | China Family Travel Vlog 2025Join Our Travel Journal membership for exclusive behind-the-scenes content, travel planning tips, and early video access. Support us in getting better gear to tell stories more beautifully.Engage with our amazing community; exchange thoughts and ideas. We love connecting with our viewers.Beijing
- 23Chinese Crowd Went CRAZY When I Wore This Armor😱Finding restaurants in busy areas can be challenging; be prepared to walk and explore different streets to discover hidden culinary gems. Don't be afraid to step off the beaten path!When visiting large tourist attractions, plan your route in advance to maximize your time and see all the key sights. Check for show schedules and plan accordingly.Xi'an / Shaanxi
- 22Why I’m Living in China and Never Moving Back to America | What’s It Like Living in China?Life in Beijing is incredibly convenient. You can find everything you need within walking distance, from groceries and pharmacies to markets and restaurants. This is a huge contrast to many American cities where car ownership is almost essential.Beijing is incredibly walkable and bikeable. The sidewalks are wide and well-maintained, making it easy to get around with a stroller or on foot. Shared bikes are also readily available and very affordable.Beijing
- 21My Second Day in China and I Can’t Believe My EyesGuangzhou is spotless; not a single piece of trash on the floor. The city is incredibly clean, unlike many Western cities.The temple kitchen offers affordable meals for around a dollar. Check if it's vegetarian before ordering.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 20We Didn't Expect THIS In China Surprising First Impressions of HangzhouPlanning a trip to China can be challenging, but the rewards are worth the effort. Getting the visa and planning your itinerary in advance will help ensure a smooth trip. Be prepared for some unexpected challenges, but embrace the adventure!Figuring out restaurants and food in a new country can be intimidating, but don't be afraid to try new things. Look for local buffets or street food for affordable and authentic experiences. Embrace the cultural immersion!Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 19Episode 2: First Impressions of BEIJING Culture & Crowds in CHINA 中国 | Family Travel Vlog 2025Consider channel memberships for behind-the-scenes content and early access to exclusive stories.Explore Wangfujing pedestrian street for shopping and souvenirs. It's a touristy area but offers a good feel for the city.Beijing
- 18Forget the Plank Walk - This Secret Mount Hua Climb is WAY Scarier!!For Mount Hua, prioritize the West Peak for fewer stairs. The North Peak is the most challenging, especially going up. Consider your physical capabilities before attempting all peaks in one day.Navigating ticket purchases at Mount Hua can be tricky. The WeChat QR code system may be problematic for foreigners. Be prepared for alternative methods or potential delays.XiAn / Shaanxi
- 17China Was NOT What I Expected… (Full Travel Vlog)Three simple rules for making delicious Chinese tea: the right ratio of tea leaves to water, appropriate water temperature, and precise steeping time are crucial for achieving the perfect flavor and aroma. Different teas require different brewing methods for optimal results.When ordering Rou Jia Mo (meat sandwich), specify the desired spice level. The default is often quite spicy, so asking for less pepper is advisable for those with lower spice tolerance.Beijing
- 16AVATARS FLOATING MOUNTAINS ARE REAL....THEY'RE IN CHINAPurchase cable car tickets near the dome for a scenic ride up the mountain. Cable A is recommended for better views. Be prepared for potential queues, especially during peak seasons.Always use the restroom at your hotel before starting any hikes, as facilities in the park are basic. Carry toilet paper if you're accustomed to higher standards of cleanliness.Zhangjiajie / Hunan
- 15The reality of travelling China as a foreigner!!! Download Chinese ride-hailing and payment apps (like DD and Alipay) before your trip to China for easier navigation and transactions. This will significantly improve your experience.In Guangzhou, utilize the DD app for taxis; it's significantly cheaper than regular taxis. Exercise patience when using it, as it may take some time to find a driver.LijiangChengdu / Yunnan
- 13Episode 1: The Long Way to CHINA 中国 with 3 Kids Our Unexpected Journey | China Travel VlogAllow ample time at the airport, especially when flying with children and during peak travel seasons. Unexpected delays can happen, so it's always better to be prepared.When flying with less popular airlines, check-in procedures may differ. Be sure to confirm check-in times and requirements well in advance to avoid unnecessary stress.Beijing
- 122 AMAZING Days in Chengdu (I Was Surprised by This City!)Start your day at People's Park to experience local life and maybe try Tai Chi. It's a peaceful oasis in a bustling city.Visit the nearly century-old Himcha Tea House in People's Park for a traditional tea experience. Try their lemon tea!Chengdu / Sichuan
- 11Hong Kong Itinerary and Travel Guide 2025 | Where to Stay in Hong KongUtilize the Octopus Card for easy transportation and payments throughout the city, including the MTR, convenience stores, and some restaurants. Remember to obtain the tourist version to preload your foreign credit card for ease of use.Visit Victoria Peak for breathtaking skyline views. Consider going early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and take the Peak Tram for a unique experience.Hong Kong
- 10Why the Tariffs Were Never Going to Work On ChinaFor those who want to see history firsthand in China, I recommend using the Tugu Travel Guide AI app. It's like having a personal tour guide, providing in-depth information and even helping you get the perfect photo without other people in the background.The Tugu app offers various features, including planning your trip based on your preferences, discovering nearby attractions using GPS, and getting detailed information about points of interest. It even has a scan relic button to learn more about artifacts instantly.Beijing
- 9From Ashes to Skyscrapers: IShowSpeed SHOCKED by Chongqing, ChinaIf you guys want to fly a drone in China it's totally possible. I recommend that you get a DJI and you can see which areas are okay to fly and which areas are no fly zones.Let me know in the comments if you want a video about drones in China.Chongqing
- 8Risking My Life in China at Night to Talk About IShowSpeed’s irl Chengdu, China Stream…Understanding cultural and political implications before making comments online is crucial for respectful interactions. Consider the potential impact of your words on others and avoid perpetuating harmful stereotypes.When enjoying hot pot in China, remember to add ingredients one by one to prevent the meat from becoming tough. Also, don't forget to use a sauce to lessen the spiciness!Chengdu / Sichuan
- 7Live Streamer Accidentally Exposes Truth About China: IShowSpeed’s Shocking irl Streams In CHINAAs a foreigner in China, you might encounter people calling you 'laowai,' but it's usually out of excitement and not meant to be offensive. They might have never seen a foreigner before.China boasts amazing internet infrastructure, with 5G readily available in most areas. This is particularly evident in the lag-free live streams of popular content creators.ShanghaiBeijing
- 6China’s LOVE SECRETS Exposed: Lovers, Love Hotels, Matchmaking Parks, Magpie Bridges, and MORELove hotels are readily available in China and offer hourly rates, often including themed decorations to set the mood. This is a unique aspect of dating culture in China, stemming from the prevalence of multigenerational living.Valentine's Day is celebrated in China, but it shares the stage with the Qixi Festival, a romantic tale from Chinese mythology. This offers a blend of Western and Eastern traditions.Beijing
- 5Cars in China vs America: 5 SHOCKING Differences You Never Expected!In China, 0% interest rates on car loans are common, particularly for domestic brands. This is a sales tactic to boost demand, but it's crucial to read the fine print as shorter loan terms or higher down payments may apply.China is leading the EV race due to government subsidies, affordable and accessible charging, and a plethora of domestic brands. The sheer number of EVs on the road is a stark contrast to the US.Beijing
- 4Why I’m Staying In China and WON’T Move Back to the USAConsider the level of safety you feel in your own city at night. Compare it to what you see in BeeRose's video. Are there significant differences?Before visiting a new city, research its population density and crime rates to better understand the safety measures in place. This helps you plan accordingly.Beijing
- 2Trying CHINESE Snacks in China! | Food ReviewAlways shake your milk drinks before consuming them for a better taste and texture. This simple step enhances the overall drinking experience.Most candies and drinks in China tend to be less sweet compared to those found in other countries. Be prepared for a subtler sweetness profile.Shanghai
- 1The BEST SKYLINE is in CHINA?? | First time in ShanghaiBe prepared for thorough security checks at Shanghai airport. They carefully examine every part of your luggage.The Bund offers stunning views of the Shanghai skyline, including the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower. It can be crowded, so arrive early to secure a good spot.Shanghai
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