Liaoning, China
Dalian has efforts to protect its marine environment and coastal ecosystems. The Golden Pebble Beach area has a national scenic designation.
When visiting natural areas, stay on marked trails. Do not disturb wildlife. Refrain from collecting natural souvenirs. Be mindful of your water usage.
China has implemented waste sorting and recycling programs. Reduce plastic consumption by using a reusable water bottle and shopping bag.
Responsible travel practices make a positive impact on the environment and local communities.
Reduce your plastic consumption. Bring a reusable water bottle and shopping bag to minimize waste.
The concept of certified "eco-friendly" hotels or tour operators is emerging in China.
Your purchases can support local artisans and ethical practices.
Choose companies prioritizing ethical and sustainable tourism.
Look for opportunities to support local businesses directly, especially smaller, independently owned ones.
Visit The Rainforest SiteSeek out local markets for souvenirs and goods. This directly supports local artisans and entrepreneurs.
Explore Package Free ShopMake a conscious effort to learn a few basic Mandarin phrases. This gesture opens doors to more authentic interactions with locals and significantly improves your trip.
Simple Mandarin greetings are good. Bargain only in markets where it is expected, not in fixed-price shops.
Be aware of common tourist scams and avoid activities that exploit animals.
Public displays of affection are generally discreet in China. Solo female travelers are generally safe in Dalian.
Public displays of affection are generally discreet.
Solo female travelers are generally safe in Dalian.
Public displays of affection by same-sex couples are uncommon. Discretion is generally good practice.