Things to do in China

Service: 3 stars. I bought the U-Pass pass, but when I entered one attraction, I thought it was the U-Pass lane, but it was actually a regular lane. They didn't give me any directions; I only realized I was in the wrong place after asking the person behind me. Secondly, at the Cybertronian Knights restaurant, when ordering, I don't know if it was to save costs or what, but when I went to pick up my food, I asked for a disposable glove, but they said the other tray they gave me was... Their attitude was particularly bad, even though the view was quite nice. I have to say...

Purchasing Disneyland tickets via Trip.com was easy and hassle-free. The booking process was smooth, tickets were convenient to access, and entry was straightforward. Overall, a seamless experience from booking to enjoying the magic of Disneyland with the family!

If you want to experience all the attractions in one day without buying a pass, then Hong Kong Disneyland is the best choice. On weekdays, the queue is less than half an hour and there aren't many people, making for a much better experience.

My second visit to West Lake was great; the boat tour was excellent. The dock was easy to find, the staff were very friendly, provided clear explanations, and helped with any issues. There were also sightseeing buses, which were nice but a bit pricey. Taking the boat tour and then walking around was both perfectly fine.

You can skip many attractions when you come to Xi'an, but you must visit the Terracotta Army; the title of "Eighth Wonder of the World" is no exaggeration. The moment you stand by the pit, you get goosebumps. The Qin people were truly tough. It's not just the artifacts that are there, but the ambition that people from two thousand years ago conveyed to you through the soil.

The vibe while visiting the bund is just amazing and unexpected.I went there during the day and stayed there until the evening just to witness the lights and the bund in lights looks even more amazing then in daytime.

The North Line cableway is temporarily closed; you'll need to take a cable car to the South Line. It's spectacular, and the cable car makes climbing the Great Wall much easier for elderly people—it's a very quick way to get there. The South Line is generally flat, making it very suitable for the elderly and children.

Excellent! Xiucai said that Teacher Zhou's experience with the Forbidden City was fantastic. My child truly had a unique trip to the Forbidden City, learning about the history of the Ming and Qing dynasties and gaining a lot of historical knowledge about the Ming and Qing periods that isn't in textbooks. I highly recommend Teacher Zhou from Xiucai.

I had long heard that after seeing Jiuzhaigou, no other waterscape compares, but seeing it with my own eyes truly made me understand its awe. Crystal-clear lakes unfold quietly in the valleys, their colors shifting with the light, displaying varying shades of blue and green, surrounded by colorful forests and cascading waterfalls. A mountain breeze rustles through the trees, and reflections shimmer gently on the water's surface, like stepping into a real-life fairyland. The hustle and bustle of the world is soothed by this landscape, leaving only a heart full of tenderness and wonder.

张洋导游讲解的非常好！All visitors should book the national Museum of China trip. It is not easy to book on your own, book through Trip.com and have a guide to share the history with you..