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Beijing Exploration: First Impressions of China

People Told Us Not to Visit China 🇨🇳..JAW-DROPPING arrival in Beijing 英国人访华

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People Told Us Not to Visit China 🇨🇳..JAW-DROPPING arrival in Beijing 英国人访华

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People Told Us Not to Visit China. This China travel video was filmed by On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD. Watch the full journey and explore the filming details and destinations on this page.

We have finally arrived in CHINA. Long described as the world’s most hated country. But why? We decide to find out the truth as we explore mainland china for the very first time! so join us in our china series as we celebrate Chinese culture food and hospitality in a country people told us not to visit. Let’s Explore Beijing! May 2024 | Vlog 394 | Beijing, China 🇨🇳 When we finally started our adventure.

--- On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD
May 28, 2024, Spring in China

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On Tour With Dridgers describe the planning and uncertainty before their trip to Beijing, including questions about 144-hour visa-exempt entry. They recount near-misses and the importance of checking requirements and carrying documents. Their flight lands at 1 a.m., and after immigration they begin an unfamiliar city transfer in the middle of the night. A long bus ride leaves them far from their hotel, and at about 3 a.m. they walk for more than an hour to reach it. They explain that relying only on digital maps can be difficult when internet access is limited, so they discuss offline navigation and backup plans. Locals they meet are helpful even at 2 a.m. The couple finally reaches the hotel, relieved after a tiring arrival, and ready to explore Beijing.

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People Told Us Not to Visit China 🇨🇳..JAW-DROPPING arrival in Beijing 英国人访华

Visa questions and the flight to Beijing

On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD document their arrival in China, beginning with concerns about visa-exempt entry. They discuss the 144-hour process, the research and preparation it required, and the complications they feared before travel. Their experience includes visa challenges and near-misses, making the airport arrival a relief. Their flight lands in Beijing at about 1 a.m. The couple then go through immigration and begin navigating an unfamiliar airport and city at a very late hour. Their account highlights the need to understand the particular entry rules and have travel documents ready, while keeping in mind that the experience described is their own.

Getting from the airport to the hotel

After immigration, the travelers take a bus toward their accommodation. The ride is long, and they realize they are still far from their hotel when they get off at about 3 a.m. They end up walking for more than an hour to reach it. Their route illustrates how difficult it can be to rely only on digital maps when internet access is limited, especially after a late flight. They mention the value of having offline maps, a working SIM card and alternative plans for transport or accommodation. Despite the fatigue and uncertainty, people they meet are helpful, including late at night. The couple finally reaches the hotel, tired but relieved and eager to begin exploring. The video focuses on the visa concerns, immigration process, late arrival and long final walk rather than a sightseeing itinerary.

FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)

Q: What happened when the couple arrived in Beijing?
A: Their flight arrived at about 1 a.m. They completed immigration, took a long bus ride and then discovered they were still far from the hotel, leading to a walk of more than an hour.
Q: What did they say about visa-exempt entry?
A: They describe anxiety and complications while preparing for 144-hour visa-exempt entry. Their experience underlines the need to check the rules and documents for a traveler’s specific circumstances.
Q: How did they reach their hotel?
A: After the airport bus ride, they got off far from the hotel around 3 a.m. and walked for over an hour. The video presents this as an unexpected difficulty after a late flight.

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