Chengdu Travel Vlogs & Authentic Tips

Make sure to check for nearby luggage storage options if you're exploring the city.

Buying tickets at the machine can be tricky without internet; consider getting a local SIM card.

Using Alipay makes transactions easy; it's a one-stop app for everything from taxis to food orders.

Make sure to have all your hotels and departure flights booked in advance to avoid any transit issues.

Renting an apartment is quite affordable; my three-bedroom apartment downtown costs only $278 a month after my job's benefit.

Try to engage with locals; they are friendly and often share interesting stories.

Eating out can be very cheap; I often spend just $2 on a bowl of noodles at my local spot.

Chengdu's food scene is vibrant; don't miss out on the street food.

The subway system in Chengdu is very easy to navigate, with signs and announcements in both English and Chinese.

Consider using local transport to navigate around; it's quite convenient.

Make sure to have a description of the path in English to avoid getting lost.

Use the Metro for transportation; it's affordable and can save you time compared to other options.

Booking your train tickets in advance can help you stick to your travel schedule, but it might limit your flexibility.

Make sure to check the metro system for easy transportation around the city.

Be aware of local rules on the Metro, such as no frolicking or leaning, to avoid drawing attention.

If you want to see pandas, visit during feeding times for the best experience.

Be prepared for a different experience; it's a whole new world compared to what you might expect.

The air quality in Chengdu is surprisingly good, so enjoy the fresh air while exploring.

If you're short on time, consider extending your stay in Chengdu to fully enjoy its vibrant atmosphere.

Be prepared for the metro to be busy during peak hours, especially in the afternoon.