Yangzhou Jiangsu, China Travel Guide
Learn Mandarin phrases to assist with day-to-day interactions.
Key phrases for retail therapy and dining.
Phrases for when you need directions or clarification.
Phrases for specific needs during your stay.
Find out operating hours during public holidays as services could be altered or limited.
A simple "Nǐ hǎo" (hello) is appropriate. A nod or slight bow shows respect. Handshakes are frequently found in formal settings.
Casual attire is usually acceptable. Dress modestly when visiting temples or religious sites (shoulders and knees covered).
Photography is generally allowed. Always ask for permission before taking photos of individuals, especially in rural or religious sites.
Familiarize yourself with local dining etiquette.
Awareness of cultural taboos and sensitive subjects.
Engaging with respect for local customs fosters positive interactions.
Planning your trip with mobility needs in mind.
General facilities for travelers with mobility issues.
Getting around and attractions designed to be accessible.
Services for travelers with specific impairments.
Where to find information and aid for accessible travel.
Direct communication with your accommodation and local tour operators can help tailor your visit to your specific needs.
Make conscious choices which are beneficial to the environment and local communities.
Understand local protection and waste management efforts.
Contribute positively to the local environment.
Support efforts to maintain Yangzhou''s distinctive legacy.
Engage respectfully with local customs.
Seek hotels promoting sustainability. Explore EcoBnb.
Choose durable, responsibly made outdoor gear. Shop Patagonia.
Join tours that prioritize local communities and conservation. Check G Adventures.
