Jiangmen Guangdong, China Travel Guide
Guifeng Mountain National Wooded Park is an assigned protected area. The heritage landscape of Kaiping Diaolou has environmental considerations.
Recycling bins are becoming more common in cities, but sorting infrastructure is still developing. Avoid littering.
China experiences water scarcity in many regions. Be mindful of your water usage during your stay.
Travel with ecological and ethical issues in mind.
Explicit "eco-friendly" certifications are seen less often in Jiangmen. Look for visible environmental efforts.
Consider purchasing carbon offsets for international flights to lessen your carbon footprint.
Look for locally produced crafts and specialties. Support direct purchases from tiny local businesses.
Look for operators committed to responsible tourism practices.
Before buying souvenirs, consider if they are genuinely local and support artisans. This makes certain your purchase has a positive economic effect.
Engage respectfully with local culture and people.
Practice politeness, patience, and respect in your interactions with local people.
Always ask for permission before photographing individuals, especially in rural areas or when entering private homes.
Show respect when visiting temples and other sacred places.
Be mindful of potential scams and harmful practices to ensure a positive effect.
Supporting local businesses directly benefits the communities you visit.
Opt for local eateries and street food stalls.
Browse local markets for crafts and specialties.
Opt for independently independent inns.
The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood) supports conservation through its store. Your purchases can contribute to rainforest preservation efforts.
