Fête nationale

📣 Conseils aux voyageurs

China offers a blend of historically rich culture, modern futuristic cities (e.g., Shanghai, Shenzhen), and breathtaking natural landscapes, such as the karst scenery of Guilin and Huangshan's granite peaks.

• Major national holidays (e.g., National Day) cause massive domestic travel and congestion.
• Travel during holidays requires significant advance planning for transportation.
• Expect crowded public transport and higher costs during major holiday periods.
• Meals are often served family-style; use designated tools (like communal chopsticks) when passing food.
• Wait until the most senior person begins eating before starting your own meal.
• Be aware of cultural differences; local traditions may differ from Western customs.
• Dining in China is typically communal and family-style. Use chopsticks for most dishes and spoons for soups. General etiquette includes treating food as shared items, allowing the most senior person to begin the meal first, and avoiding using chopsticks in ways associated with funeral rituals.