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China, Shangahi

Making the Most of Your Shanghai Layover: A Complete Guide by Duration

As one of Asia’s major international hubs, Shanghai’s airports handle numerous connecting flights, making layovers common. Having frequently used Shanghai for both business and personal travel, I’m always looking for ways to maximize layover time. I’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your Shanghai layover, with specific plans based on […]

China, Shangahi

Why “New Year’s Eve Countdown in China” Might Not Be the Best Idea: Reflections on Spending New Year in Shanghai

While countries around the world have their unique New Year traditions – from countdown events to festive celebrations – more people are choosing to travel abroad for the occasion. Today, I’ll share my experience of celebrating New Year’s Eve in Shanghai, China. To be direct: I wouldn’t particularly recommend planning a trip specifically for December

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China Trip Tips – No Google or Instagram? Must-Download Apps Before Traveling to China

Communication WeChat: China’s most popular social media app serves as the equivalent of WhatsApp or LINE in other countries. Nearly everyone in China uses WeChat for daily communication. Beyond messaging, it offers voice calls, video calls, and mobile payments. QQ: Another major social media platform that offers messaging, voice calls, and video calls. It’s particularly

China, Uyghur

You Can’t Leave Xinjiang Uyghur Without Trying Dapanji (Big Plate Chicken) – A Local Restaurant Taste Test Report [Xinjiang Silk Road Journey]

Encountering Da Pan Ji (Big Plate Chicken) in Turpan, Xinjiang In the heart of China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, under the scorching sun, lies the Turpan Basin, a historic hub along the ancient Silk Road. It’s here, in this culturally rich oasis, where we encountered one of the region’s most iconic dishes: Da Pan Ji

China, Uyghur

Night Life in Turpan, Xinjiang Uyghur Region: A Journey Along the Silk Road in China

Venturing into Turpan’s nightlife! Turpan, located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, flourished as a key Silk Road oasis. Known for its grape and wine production, this city maintains a unique cultural identity within China. After a day of sightseeing, we decided to experience Turpan’s vibrant nightlife with an all-night adventure. What is Turpan? Turpan

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