This First-Time China Travel Preparation Guide for Foreigners addresses key trip prep pain points: restricted Western apps (fix with eSIM/VPN), Google Maps alternative (Amap), and 10-day itinerary overwhelm. It recommends DolphinUnion’s detailed city guides for a hassle-free trip.

This Beijing Attractions Ticket Booking Guide for Foreigners details must-reserve spots (Palace Museum, Tiananmen Square, etc.) with advance booking timelines (7 days for Palace Museum, 3 days for Mao Mausoleum). It also covers easier bookings via Trip.com, helping avoid missing iconic sites.

Discover 5 new 240-Hour Visa-Free China Itineraries for First-Time Foreigners! Explore border cultures in Yunnan, red heritage in Yan’an, water towns in Jiangnan, plateau ecology in Qinghai-Tibet, and islands in Fujian. Each 10-day route uncovers unique gems for an unforgettable first trip.

This guide shares 240-Hour Visa-Free China Itineraries for Foreigners—5 themed routes (history, culture, food, modernity, nature) for first-time visitors. Explore Beijing’s Forbidden City, Chengdu’s pandas, Guangzhou’s dim sum, and more to make the most of your visa-free stay.

Craving adventure? Jiankou Wild Great Wall Camping lets you sleep on Beijing’s rugged, unrestored "Wild Wall"—steep cliffs, starry skies, and ancient ruins. Learn camping conditions (primitive, no amenities), how foreigners reach it (bus/taxi from Beijing), and tips for this bold experience. A must for thrill-seekers seeking history and adventure.

Seeking a unique Great Wall experience? Our guide to Great Wall Camping Xianggou Village covers the rugged, starry campsite near Hebei’s Xianggou Village—ideal for foreigners. Learn about the wild, unrestored Wall environment, primitive camping conditions, and how to reach it from Beijing. Pack right, plan smart, and sleep atop history.