In most Chinese cities, tourist attractions can be pretty far apart—for example, traveling from the Forbidden City to the Great Wall. Public transportation can be a bit tricky in these cases. The easi…
Read more1.Road Driving Rules Aspect China Common Abroad (Europe, US, parts of Asia) Key Differences Driving Side Drive on the right, driver’s seat on the left Most countries drive on the right; UK, Japan, Aus…
Read more1. Before Boarding (Check-in & Baggage) Real-name Verification & Travel DocumentsFor domestic flights in China, you must book your ticket using your real name and show a passport or Chinese vi…
Read moreShared Bikes and E-Scooters in China: A Quick Guide for Travelers In many Chinese cities, shared bikes and e-scooters have become super popular. With apps like Meituan and Didi, you can rent them anyt…
Read moreIn major Chinese cities, taxi fares usually start around ¥10–¥14, depending on the city, and the starting distance is generally about 3 kilometers. Always insist on using the meter—never agree to a dr…
Read moreSubway (Metro) – Fast, Affordable, and Easy to Navigate Bus – Cheap and Convenient for Short Trips Taxi – Door-to-Door Convenience Ride-Hailing Apps – DiDi (Like Uber) Shared Bikes – Scan and Ride Mob…
Read moreWhen it comes to long-distance intercity travel within China, domestic flights are usually the fastest option. For example, flying from Xi’an to Shanghai or from Chengdu to Beijing typically takes aro…
Read moreMobile Payments Are King in China – Credit Cards Take a Backseat!If you’re traveling to China, you’ll quickly notice that mobile payments are way more common than credit cards. Apps like Apple Pay, Go…
Read moreQR Codes in China: Your All-in-One Travel Tool In China, QR codes are everywhere. They’ve become an essential “all-in-one tool” for both daily life and travel. Here’s how travelers typically use them:…
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