Cheap flights to China

The Most Searched Destinations Outside China’s Major Cities

• Guangzhou

  One of the most searched destinations in China is Guangzhou. Guangzhou is one of the cities in Guangdong province. This city became the center of world trade and was often visited by foreign businessmen. The surrounding climate is quite cool, so it is suitable for vacation. The city is famous for tourist attractions, museums, old temples, and amusement parks.

• Chengdu

  In addition to Guangzhou, Chengdu is also the most favorite city in China. Here you can see pandas. This town is considered one of the most Panda-worthy towns. In addition to pandas, the city is also famous for its various spicy foods. This is certainly suitable for you spicy lovers.
  
  You can also enjoy the classical art of Chinese in Chengdu. Almost all year round, there are festivals that you can visit. In addition, Chengdu is also known as the birthplace of Chinese tea culture.

• Kunming

  Kunming is one of China's political, cultural, economic, and transportation hubs – especially in Yunnan province. The city is also known as the City of Eternal Spring and the Flower City. This destination will be very crowded when spring arrives.
  
  In addition, Kunming is also home to 25 ethnic minorities. Locals would say that Kunming is indeed a paradise for photographers. Here not only tribes and ethnicities but also the natural scenery is amazing.

• Shenzhen

  Shenzhen is the largest and most important city in China. After the railway line's opening in 2018 in Hong Kong, Shenzhen has become popular with tourists. In addition, the city is also one of the 25 cities with high-tech development. The nickname for this city is the largest and biggest electronic manufacturing and export city.

• Hangzhou

  Hangzhou is the capital of Zhejiang province and is known as Heaven on Earth. It is also known as the educational, financial, and transport city of Zhejiang province. Here you can also learn a lot about traditional Chinese culture. You can also enjoy the natural scenery on the edge of West Lake.

The Main Airports in China

• Beijing Capital International Airport
  One of the busiest airports in Asia is Beijing Capital Intl Airport. The airport provides access to 70 airlines in more than 200 cities worldwide. The airport also provides 72-hour visa-free transit for travelers from 51 countries. There are 3 terminals at this airport, each serving different airline flights.


• Shanghai Pudong International Airport
  Another airport that is part of the three largest airports in China is Shanghai Pudong Intl Airport. The airport offers more than 60 domestic flights and 70 international flights. There are 2 terminals at this airport with 72 visa-free transit services for travelers from 45 countries. In addition, there are airport shuttle buses, trains, and taxi services.


• Chengdu Shuangliu Intl Airport
  Chengdu Intl Airport is one of the busiest airports in western China. The airport is commonly served by Sichuan Airlines and Chengdu Airlines. There are around 241 flight routes for this airport, one of which is an international route.


• Hong Kong International Airport
  The airport is also known as Chek Lap Kok Airport. Cathay Pacific, Dragon Air, Hong Kong express airways, and Hong Kong Airlines commonly traverse the airport. There are approximately 180 destinations and 1100 daily flights from 100 airlines at the airport.

Travel to China, What to Prepare?

• Passport
  Of course, a passport is the most important document because it will function as an ID card in China.


• Visa
  You also need to prepare a Chinese visa to travel. You can arrange visa application documents directly at the Chinese embassy in Malaysia.


• Boarding pass
  Next is to make sure you keep your boarding pass well – especially for those of you who have bought round-trip tickets.


• Health Insurance
  It is crucial as a tourist. You can get this document from a travel agent or place of purchase of airline tickets.


• Vaccinate Document
  After the COVID-19 pandemic, you must show a health document saying you have been vaccinated. Given that the pandemic made everyone unable to travel for a while.

Time Difference Between Malaysia and China

The time difference between Malaysia and China is 8 hours faster. However, Kuala Lumpur and Shanghai Times are the same. The difference in daylight hours in these two countries is different, especially in summer and winter.

Best Things to Do in China

• Great Wall of China
  The Great Wall of China is one of the most famous attractions in China. It is always crowded with tourists, so it is best to avoid visiting during national holidays. Additionally, exploring the Great Wall requires a strong physique, as you must walk long distances. There are small stalls nearby where you can buy drinks and food.


• Yellow Mountains
  If you want to enjoy the natural scenery, visit the Yellow Mountains. This mountain is about 50 km from Huangshan City and offers typical Chinese natural beauty. You will also see many traditional houses and local specialties that you should take advantage of. The Yellow Mountains are also a UNESCO World Heritage site.


• Forbidden City
  The Forbidden City is a tourist attraction in China, featuring a magnificent palace with distinctive infrastructure. It is the largest imperial palace in the world, three times larger than the Louvre Palace in France. Here you can experience China's past through the historical treasures left behind.