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 In the land of The Great Wall there are diverse fascinating locations and destinations that can make you full of excitement. But for the person who first time step in the vast historical country make you feel incredibly daunting. To assist you with the matter here are some guide to follow, so you can squeeze in with more convenient and confident.

About their language

It is a first hurdle for traveler who doesn’t know their language. Communication with the local is a must. Even their children learn English from primary school but the barrier still exist. So it is advisable for you to learn a few keywords and phrases before your visit. Try to do some search in the internet, there are website that you can learn Mandarin for free. Learn the basic phrase. Before you leave for China try to find a basic pocket dictionary English – Chinese / Chinese- English. The essential thing you should do to make sure you doesn’t get lose, keep in your pocket wherever you go a business card of your hotel that written in Chinese language. Also do the same for the place you want to visit. This will make you easy to ask for direction from the local passers-by or taxi driver.

Plan Your Itinerary

      China is a big land, with many large cities, largest deserts, and highest mountains. You would need a few days to figure out a plan and months of traveling to cover one city. The best practices is choosing one region and explore the place properly. Do some researches before you get there, it will help you get basic knowledge of the region. These are a few cities that you can start with, Sichuan, Guangxi and of course the heart of China, Beijing. Weather for the day Check the weather before you go for travel, in China there are places you can enjoy ideal weather for the whole year. But keep in mind not everywhere is weather perfect. Don’t make the weather ruin your first trip. Go and check where is hot and where is cold. Spring and autumn are the best time here but it doesn’t cover all provinces, and many places in China have it for only a few weeks long.

Take Public transport

           Forget the taxis or airplanes and use buses, trains or bicycles for your journey. By doing this you will more closer to the local people and see the places how they see it. Of course it is easy to travel by plane and then just take a taxi to wander around but you will never gain an experience. Their public transport are extensively develop and getting better every year. If you like cycling, there are cycle lanes in Beijing and many towns as well. And don’t apprehensions of getting lose. The friendly and helpful Chinese people always be on hand to show you the way.