11D10N Travel guide to Hunan, China 🇨🇳 (part 1)

We are sharing with you guys our free & easy trip to Hunan, China!! 🇨🇳 Stay tuned for part 2!

[🇨🇳Travel Route]

Kuala Lumpur ✈️ Guangzhou ✈️ Changsha🚄 Zhangjiajie🚄 Furong Town🚄 Fenghuang Ancient Town🚄 Changsha ✈️ Guangzhou ✈️ Kuala Lumpur

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[How to Apply for Chinese Visa]

Check here ➡️ https://bit.ly/425sxYo

[The Process of Entering China]

https://bit.ly/3Vdt4FD

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[All Expenses]

✈️Round-trip airfare: RM1500+ per person, including luggage (Southern Airlines, Guangzhou transit)

🏨9 nights accommodation: RM1700/2 people = RM850

🚅4 high-speed rail tickets: ¥433.50/person

🎫All entrance tickets: ¥1008/person

🚙Other transportation: ¥653.47/2 people = ¥337/person

🍜Food and drinks: ¥1679/2 people = ¥840/person

#Exchange rate RM1:¥1.5

Total cost: RM1500 + RM850 + (¥2618.5/1.5=RM1745) = RM4095

***Note: This is without scrimping and spending moderately well

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[Tips to Save Money]

Flying from KL to Guangzhou is actually quite cheap, and then taking the high-speed train to Changsha (while stopping by Guangzhou for a few days).

🥲Although we chose a longer transit time and stopped in Guangzhou, we found it a bit too rushed.

🏨If you want to save money, there are cheaper accommodation options.

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[About Transportation]

We took 4 high-speed trains to Changsha, Zhangjiajie, Furong Town, and Fenghuang Ancient Town. Foreigners can refer to this for how to take the high-speed train: https://bit.ly/44bUnEh

🔻High-speed train reservation: railway 12306 app or https://bit.ly/3nV47lE

We usually use Di Di app, subway🚇, and walking.

#Many people ask if Di Di requires a Chinese phone number

We didn't use a Chinese phone card. We used a Malaysian number that was opened overseas and linked to Di Di through Alipay.

#Recommended to use Amap to take a taxi as it is cheaper

However, Amap's taxi service requires you to buy a Chinese phone card, which you can purchase at the airport.

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