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There are many domestic airlines in China and since the country is so huge it makes sense to use them. Air China, China Southern and China Eastern are the three large state-owned entities that remain after the consolidation of the old carriers.
Meanwhile, in the cities, insist that the taxi meter is turned on otherwise use another taxi and it's best to have your destination written out in Chinese characters to avoid any 'misunderstandings'.
The second-largest city in China after Shanghai, Beijing has a budding population of over 12 million permanent residents. It is the political, educational and cultural centre of China and is world-famous for its historical significance.
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Our information page provides some useful details, including how to get around Chengdu, what the weather will be like during your visit, noteworthy tips and telephone numbers, as well as Chinese festival dates and public holidays. Read More...
Considered as one of the three best tourist cities in China, Dalian is a complete package for tourists that provides them with natural beauty, impeccably maintained surroundings, rich historical heritage, mouth-watering delicacies served across a number of restaurants, and some interesting monuments to visit in the city. Read More...
Canton is located at the north of the Pearl River Delta and has a population of 10 million. The city has a rail connection to Hong Kong. Neighboring cities include Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian, and Hainan provinces as well as Macau. Read More...
Guilin, meaning “forest of Sweet Osmanthus” is one of the most beautiful cities in China. It's natural beauty and amazing scenic wonders coupled with its proximity to a number of other small yet beautiful towns and villages has made it an extremely popular tourist destination. Read More...
Hangzhou, or ‘God's Country,’ is one of the most popular tourist destinations in China. This is no great surprise considering that it has almost all the important attractions that add up to make a tourist city great and much more. Read More...
Hong Kong is one of the safest cities in the world, but, before you go, you may wish to familiarize yourself with the culture and districts of the territory. Read More...
The gateway between the east and the west – Macau is the richest city in the world. Its sub tropical climate and an assortment of creeds and cultures make it all the more exciting. Read More...
Central Shanghai is divided into two main areas – Pudong on the east of the Huangpu River and Puxi on the west. Historical attractions as well as the city trendiest nightspots and restaurants can be found in Puxi. Read More...
The rectangular-shaped city of Xian is surrounded by a wall with its streets and avenues forming a grid-like pattern. The Bell Tower is at the city centre and from there four main streets lead out into the four points of the compass. Read More...
Yunnan is a perfect showpiece of China’s many natural wonders. Rugged, wild, unspoiled and ancient, history comes alive in the snowy peaks of the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, the Stone Forest, and all its natural attractions. Read More...
Visas
| Visa Required? |
| British | Yes |
| Australian | Yes |
| Canadian | Yes |
| USA | Yes |
| Other EU | Yes |
| Return Ticket Required? |
| British | Yes |
| Australian | Yes |
| Canadian | Yes |
| USA | Yes |
| Other EU | Yes |
| Expect to wait four working days for your visa process to be completed. Same-day visas are possible if passport is submitted before 11:00. Nationalities not listed above should contact their local Chinese Embassy. |
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