Zhoushan Zhejiang, China Travel Guide
General timings for services and establishments.
timings for meals and tourist sites.
Accessing financial services during your stay.
Be aware of potential changes due to seasons or events.
Check the public holiday calendar when planning your trip to avoid peak travel periods and ensure preferred services are available.
Engage respectfully with Zhoushan's local customs and traditions.
A simple "Nǐ hǎo" (hello) or a slight nod demonstrates respect. Handshakes are common, especially in formal settings. Address elders with respectful titles.
Casual dress is generally acceptable. Modest attire (shoulders and knees covered) is appropriate for temples. Swimwear is for sands only.
Do not stick chopsticks vertically in rice or point with them. Clinking glasses when toasting is common. Discreet burping is generally tolerated.
Respectful photography practices.
Specific customs around gratuities and sensitive subjects.
Politeness and patience go a long way. When offering or receiving gifts, use both hands. It is polite to initially refuse an offer out of modesty.
Accessibility infrastructure is developing within China; plan carefully if you have mobility challenges.
Accessibility infrastructure within China, including Zhoushan, is improving.
Options for accessible transport and attractions.
Services for travelers with sensory impairments.
Where to you can find information for accessible travel.
Direct communication with accommodations and sights prior to your visit provides clarity on specific accessibility features. Hiring a specific tour operator for comprehensive assistance is also an option.
