Dongguan Guangdong, China Travel Guide
Pack lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen for summer. Shorts, t-shirts, and lightweight dresses are fitting. In the spring, light layers are appropriate.
For autumn, comfortable Long-sleeved shirts, lightweight sweaters, jeans, or trousers are suitable. Winter requires extra warm clothing.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers are essential for city streets and attractions.
Sandals or open-toed shoes are fitting for summer, but ensure they are comfortable for long walks.
Waterproof shoes or water-resistant footwear are helpful during the rainy season.
Keep both physical and digital copies of all important papers.
China uses 220V, 50Hz electricity with Type A and Type I plug types. A Universal travel adapter is recommended. Most modern smartphones work with Chinese networks (GSM, 4G/5G).
You will extensively use your Smartphone for navigation, translation, and mobile payments. A standard digital a photo camera is sufficient, but consider extra batteries.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox (accessible via VPN) for important files and photos.
Bring an External hard drive or USB drive for reliable offline backups.
An RFID-blocking wallet for credit cards and a small padlock for luggage.
A well-stocked personal health kit addresses minor ailments and ensures comfort.
Bring enough prescription medications for your entire trip, in original packaging with labels. Carry a doctor's letter for controlled substances.
Dongguan offers limited serious hiking, but parks like Shuilianshan provide pleasant trails.
If your accommodation includes a pool, bring your swim items.
Most common gear, like bicycles in parks, can be rented. Bringing personal items is often preferred for comfort.
These items improve your comfort, security, and convenience.
Ensure your valuables are safe and you are ready for local customs.
Reduce plastic waste by refilling.
Carry your purchases without plastic.
Enjoy street food sustainably.
Charge devices with green energy.
Download all required apps and configure your VPN before you arrive in China, as access to app stores and VPN services may be restricted once there.
Label your luggage clearly with your name and contact information. Consider luggage tags that hide your personal details for added security.
