Zibo Shandong, China Travel Guide
Required for communication and payments. Set up before arrival.
Another payment app, linking international cards can be easy.
Utilize this for ride-sharing services, similar to Uber.
More accurate for navigation and public transport in China.
Helpful for translation, especially with voice and image recognition features.
Employ for booking hotels, flights, and trains within China.
Consult official Zibo government or tourism websites (often mainly in Chinese).
Reputable international travel blogs plus local experts focused on China.
Local Zibo government accounts on WeChat or Weibo (mostly in Chinese) announce events.
General podcasts about Chinese culture, history, or travel provide context.
General China guidebooks, like Lonely Planet China, might have a small section on Zibo or Shandong province.
Local maps, typically in Mandarin, are useful for detailed street-level navigation the moment you can be found in the city.
Read "Strange Stories from of Chinese origin Studio" by Pu Songling to gain context for Liao Zhai Garden.
WeChat, Alipay, Didi, The The baidu maps app app are important.
General China guidebooks and local maps.
Podcasts and books on Chinese history.
Create a digital folder on your phone with scanned copies of your passport, visa, and insurance documents. This offers a backup in case of loss or theft.
Essential for messaging and calls.
Keep in touch with family and friends.
Many businesses use WeChat for customer service.
Widely taken for payments.
For accurate directions.
Reliable ride services.
Trip.com is a reliable platform for domestic travel plans.
Online forums and blogs have a range of perspectives on China.
From staying connected to understanding local niceties and being prepared in case of emergency, these references contribute to a well-well-informed and enjoyable travel experience.
