China Travel Tips – Things to Do When in China

China Travel Tips – Things to Do When in China

When you visit China, you will probably want to visit many of these popular places with tourists: Beijing, the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square, to name a few. Each of these cities is a beautiful city, filled with rich culture and history. Beijing is perhaps the most well known city in China, but there are many more to choose from. Some of the most popular attractions include the National Museum, the Forbidden City and the Museum of China. If you love to watch history, then you should visit the National Museum.

The Forbidden City is a great walled city filled with stories of the Forbidden City’s palace, rich culture, and stunning architecture. If you visit China, it would be wise to travel to Beijing and experience this amazing site for yourself. You will be able to take a bus tour, a car rental service, or even ride the Great Wall by foot. During your trip to Beijing, be sure to check out the Olympic Park, which was built to host the 1996 Olympics. Tours of the Beijing Olympic Park will allow you to watch how China prepared for the games, as well as the incredible architecture of the venue itself.

In addition to visiting the Forbidden City and the Great Wall of China, you may want to visit Guilin, another beautiful and historic town in central China. Guilin sits on the banks of the Yangtse River, near the Tibetan monastery. Many tourists visit China in order to visit the monastery and pay respects to the Dalai Lama. Touring the town and seeing the great wall and other fantastic landmarks will surely take your breath away.

While in Guilin, tourists may want to check out the amazing rock formations known as the Rock Palms, which can only be reached by hiking up the Jiamu River. The town of Jiamu is also home to another world-class attraction: the huge solar energy panels that can be seen along the Jiamu River. Although Guilin and Jiamu are located in the interior of China, tourists often choose to travel to Hong Kong or Macau, where they can still enjoy these incredible attractions. On the way to Hong Kong and Macau, tourists may visit the Night Safari Tours offered by certain tour companies, such as Golden Triangle Tours, in order to experience the wild animals of China and experience what it’s like to live with the locals.

For those who plan to visit China and travel to Shanghai, one cannot miss the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. Located in the Zengcheng Chaou Road in Shanghai, this tower is an authentic pearl television. This is just one of the many sights and sounds of Chinese culture in Shanghai, and many local businessmen are happy to answer all of your questions.

If you are traveling to visit China and want to stay at the most welcoming and comfortable hotels, make sure you book tickets well in advance to avoid the rush. The average temperatures in China are known to be very high, with some areas experiencing temperatures as high as 50 degrees Celsius during the winter months. Even during the summer months, the summers in China are notoriously hot, with temperatures averaging close to ninety degree Celsius. Tourists are advised to pack a lot of clothes and shoes, as they will rarely be able to step out of their house without turning their bodies into gigantic sweat stains. Of course, tourists are not the only ones who need to pack their clothes: even domestic staff at some hotels in China will have difficulty walking for long periods of time without sweating.

Another great thing about visiting China is that there are many English speaking people there. Because English is the most widely spoken language in China, it is easy for tourists to get hold of the necessary information in English as well as to interact with the locals in their mother tongue. As a result, there are many chances for interaction with both Chinese locals and foreign nationals. Unlike China, where English is not the primary language, visitors to China will not face any problems communicating with the locals using their mother tongue. This makes it easier for them to get the information they need, such as information about local food and history.

To complete your China travel tips, make sure you hire a car or taxi service so that you can easily transport yourself to your hotel. Although there are very many taxis in China, it is important to hire one from a reputable company. You can find the names of reputable taxi services online and can compare them and hire one depending on your needs and budget. It is also advised that you rent a car if you plan to explore the country’s countryside as driving in China is like driving in the rain – no, not literally, but you will surely get wet!


Robert Darnell

I’m Robert, the Grey Wanderer. After over 50 years in business, it was time for me to hang up my boots and enter the world of retirement. With so much time on my hands I decided to indulge in the two things I love most, writing and travel and so the Grey Wanderer was born.