Leshan Sichuan, China Travel Guide
Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) offer mild temperatures. Wearing layers is beneficial. Mornings are cool, afternoons warm up.
Summer (June-August) is hot and humid. Winter (December-February) is cool and damp. Pack for these specific conditions.
Comfortable, Sturdy walking shoes with good grip.
Avoid high heels or formal dress shoes for sightseeing.
Keeping your documents organized and secure is a top priority for international travel.
China uses 220V, 50Hz electricity. The main plug types are Type A (two flat parallel pins) and Type I (three flat pins in a triangular pattern).
GSM phones are compatible inside China. A local SIM card from China Mobile, China Unicom, or China Telecom stores offers affordable data. Passport needed for registration.
Utilize cloud services for photos and documents (VPN access needed).
External hard drive or USB flash drive for an extra copy.
A Wide-angle lens embodies the Buddha's scale; a Portable tripod for low light.
A well-stocked personal health kit prepares you for minor ailments and specific conditions.
Guard against sun and insects, especially during warmer or rainy periods.
For walks in the Grand Buddha and Emei Mountain.
Capture the stunning landscapes and historical sites.
Practical items for comfortable city exploration.
Small, often overlooked items significantly enhance your travel comfort and security.
Reduce plastic waste and support sustainable practices while traveling.
For occasional haze, if sensitive.
Brands you prefer, difficult to find locally.
Larger sizes may be difficult to purchase.
Specialized products you cannot do without.
Even in warmer months, consider a Light scarf or shawl. It offers warmth on cooler nights and serves as a modesty cover for temple visits.
Keep toiletries and medications in clear, resealable bags to prevent leaks and for easy inspection at security checkpoints.
