Huainan Anhui, China Travel Guide
Mild temperatures and moderate rainfall. Layering is a good strategy.
Summer: Heat and significant moisture in the air. Winter: Cold and damp.
Comfortable Walking shoes are absolutely necessary for downtown streets, parks, and ancient sites.
Waterproof shoes are a good idea for the rainy seasons (spring and summer) to keep your feet dry.
Sandals or flip-flops are useful for summer, but ensure they offer enough support for walking.
Organized travel documents simplify your journey. Keep physical and digital copies.
China uses Type A and Type I sockets, 220V/50Hz. Most modern devices are dual voltage.
Modern smartphones generally work with Chinese networks. A VPN is necessary.
Utilize cloud storage or an External hard drive for photos and documents.
WeChat, Alipay (payment/communication); Baidu Maps/Amap (navigation); Didi Chuxing (ride-hailing); Pleco/Baidu Translate/Google Translate (translation).
Pack camera equipment, extra batteries, and sufficient memory cards for scenic shots. Consider B&H Photo for gear.
Local pharmacies exist, but language barriers can complicate specific purchases.
A small first aid kit supports minor injuries or ailments.
For Bagong Mountain, comfortable daypack and sturdy walking shoes.
Capture scenic landscapes and historical sites.
Shared bicycles are widely available via apps for your phone.
Long train or bus journeys are common in China. Make travel restful.
Protect your belongings in crowded areas.
Reusable water bottle to fill with bottled/filtered water.
Reusable shopping bag for market purchases.
Small pack of tissues, as public restrooms often lack toilet paper.
Quick-drying travel towel for various situations.
Roll your clothes to save space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes for better organization in your luggage.
Always pack a change of clothes in your carry-on in case your checked luggage is delayed.
