Taipei fin décembre
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Taipei fin décembre

by Rikola

in Destinations › Northeast Asia

This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.

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RI
Rikola
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bonjour a tous, j aimerai prendre mes billets d avion pour Taipei on viendra ns chercher à Tayuan côté Cie j ai regardé Air china mais voila l 'escale du retour: arrivé à Pekin à 16h45 redecollage pour le lendemain à 13h45!!c 'est super long Y a t il des endroits ou l on peut dormir un peu??si oui lesquelles style "loundge" on pense tt faire via les transports en commun car on ns a déconseillé de louer la voiture à cause de leur conduite..., pour l hebergement je suis allée sur le site Agoda (au passage je remercie celui qui me l'a conseillé) j ai trouvé et ils font même les chambres familiales. merci Rikola
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
Bonsoir,

Air china c'est pas génial, quelles sont tes dates de voyages ? il y a surment mieux sur le marché. Moi j'y serais dans 10 jours, je voyage avec China airlines compagnie Taiwanaise.😉
RI Rikola Regular ·
bonjour, nos dates st les suivantes du vendredi 21.12 au vendredi 04.01 voir le 05.01 j ai regardé via bravofly via go voyage pour 1 909 eurosle retour nous laissant une escale a shangai d un peu moins de 4h tous les autres vols moins cher mais avec des escales hyper longues merci de me dire si tu trouves meilleur marché rikola
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
bonsoir,

1858€ sur opodo avec China Eastern compagnie chinoise également 😊 mais le transit est bien meilleur, le temps de se relaxer, aller faire les boutiques, boire et manger un ancas.

Départ:ven. 21 décembre 12 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 18:35 Départ: 12:25 ven. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 2E Arrivée: 07:00 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 1 Ce vol part le 21/12 à 12:25 et arrive le 22/12 à 07:00 China Eastern MU 554- Type d'avion - 332 Bagages autorisés: 2 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe N Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: Changement d'avion 07:00 sam. - 12:30 sam. Durée de l'escale: 5h30 Départ: 12:30 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 1 Arrivée: 14:00 sam. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 China Eastern MU 5007- Type d'avion - 346 Bagages autorisés: 2 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe N Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos

Retour:ven. 04 janvier 13 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 17:50 Départ: 18:40 ven. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 Arrivée: 20:25 ven. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 1 China Eastern MU 5006- Type d'avion - 332 Bagages autorisés: 2 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe M Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: 20:25 ven. - 23:55 ven. Durée de l'escale: 3h30 Départ: 23:55 ven. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 1 Arrivée: 05:30 sam. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 2E Ce vol part le 04/01 à 23:55 et arrive le 05/01 à 05:30 China Eastern MU 553- Type d'avion - 332 Bagages autorisés: 2 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe M Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos
RI Rikola Regular ·
bonsoir, merci pour l info mais: 1858€ sur opodo avec China Eastern compagnie chinoise également 😊 mais le transit est bien meilleur, le temps de se relaxer, aller faire les boutiques, boire et manger un ancas. est ce que le priix est pour 4?? si oui je m y colle dès demain et je les prends

merci rikola
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
Bonsoir, pour 4 ? ah non pour 2 adultes. Vous recherchez pour 4 adultes ?😕
RI Rikola Regular ·
rebonsoir, je suis allée sur votre lien mais les tarifs par personne sont à 859 via opodo et avec escale de +de 12h sinon c est plus cher alors je ne sais pas où vous avez trouvé ces info merci de m éclairer Rikola
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
re bonsoir,

Vous recherchez pour combien de personnes ? adultes ? enfants ?
RI Rikola Regular ·
bonjour, oui je cherche pouir 4 adultes le moins cher :3636 € avec Air china merci rikola
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
Bonjour, Je viens d'aller voir sur opodo, le tarif n'est plus disponible.

Le moins cher pour vous 4 est de rentrer sur Air China le 05/01 pour arriver le 06/01 à 17h55 à Roissy. A l'aller le transit assez également, Air China a de meilleures correspondances mais 120€ de plus par billet par contre pas d'hotel a prendre puisque les vols s'enchainent au retour. Vous pouvez prendre une nuit d'hotel sur internet proche de l'aéroport, c'est pas cher en chine, pas besoin de visa pour un transit de moins de 24h.

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Imprimer la page Nouvelle recherche > Votre recherche Paris , France Taïpeh , Taiwan Dates: ven. 21 décembre 12 sam. 05 janvier 13 4 Adulte 0 Enfant0 Bébé Economique :4 Adulte(s), 0 Enfant(s), 0 Bébé(s) Voyageur Tarif HT Taxes aéroport Frais de dossier Montant total TTC* Adulte: 581,04 € 257,47 € 0,00 € 838,51 € Montant total TTC* 3 354,04 € Départ:ven. 21 décembre 12 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 21:00

Départ: 12:25 ven. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 1 Arrivée: 06:45 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Ce vol part le 21/12 à 12:25 et arrive le 22/12 à 06:45 Air China CA 834- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe V Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: 06:45 sam. - 14:30 sam. Durée de l'escale: 7h45

Départ: 14:30 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Arrivée: 16:25 sam. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 Air China CA 195- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe V Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Retour:sam. 05 janvier 13 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 30:10

Départ: 18:45 sam. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 Arrivée: 22:10 sam. Beijing Capital Apt, Chine Terminal 3 Air China CA 190- Type d'avion - 333 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe Q Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: Changement d'avion 22:10 sam. - 13:45 dim. Durée de l'escale: 15h35

Départ: 13:45 dim. Beijing Capital Apt, Chine Terminal 3 Arrivée: 17:55 dim. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 1 Air China CA 933- Type d'avion - 773 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe Q Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos

OU avec de meilleurs horaires +120€

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Imprimer la page Nouvelle recherche > Votre recherche Paris , France Taïpeh , Taiwan Dates: ven. 21 décembre 12 sam. 05 janvier 13 4 Adulte 0 Enfant0 Bébé Economique :4 Adulte(s), 0 Enfant(s), 0 Bébé(s) Voyageur Tarif HT Taxes aéroport Frais de dossier Montant total TTC* Adulte: 700,92 € 257,47 € 0,00 € 958,39 € Montant total TTC* 3 833,56 € Départ:ven. 21 décembre 12 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 21:00

Départ: 12:25 ven. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 1 Arrivée: 06:45 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Ce vol part le 21/12 à 12:25 et arrive le 22/12 à 06:45 Air China CA 834- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe V Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: 06:45 sam. - 14:30 sam. Durée de l'escale: 7h45

Départ: 14:30 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Arrivée: 16:25 sam. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 Air China CA 195- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe V Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Retour:sam. 05 janvier 13 - 1 stop(s) - Durée: 20:10

Départ: 17:45 sam. Taipei Chiang Kai Shek Intl Apt, Taiwan Terminal 2 Arrivée: 19:45 sam. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Air China CA 196- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe K Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos Escale: 19:45 sam. - 01:15 dim. Durée de l'escale: 5h30

Départ: 01:15 dim. Shanghai Pu Dong Apt, Chine Terminal 2 Arrivée: 06:55 dim. Paris Charles de Gaulle Apt, France Terminal 1 Air China CA 833- Type d'avion - 340 Bagages autorisés: 1 bagage(s) Plus d'infos Economique Classe K Vos billets sont des billets électroniques Plus d'infos
PA Patrick91230 Globetrotter ·
Re Je viens d'aller directement sur le site de China Eastern et voila ce que j'ai trouvé, c'est en dollar de Hong Kong 28.040HK, j'ai fait la converstion et j'arrive à 2771€ pour 4 avec de bons horaires.

Departure:12:25 Dec.21 PARIS , FRANCE - PARIS 2E Arrival:07:00 Dec.22 SHANGHAI , CHINA - Shanghai Pu Dong Apt T1 flightNo:MU554 Class:N

Departure:12:30 Dec.22 SHANGHAI , CHINA - Shanghai Pu Dong Apt T1 Arrival:14:00 Dec.22 TAIPEI , CHINA TAIWAN - Taipei Taoyuan T2 flightNo:MU5007 Class:N

Return: Departure:18:40 Jan.04 TAIPEI , CHINA TAIWAN - Taipei Taoyuan T2 Arrival:20:25 Jan.04 SHANGHAI , CHINA - Shanghai Pu Dong Apt T1 flightNo:MU5006 Class:M

Departure:23:55 Jan.04 SHANGHAI , CHINA - Shanghai Pu Dong Apt T1 Arrival:05:30 Jan.05 PARIS , FRANCE - PARIS 2E flightNo:MU553 Class:M

Price: Adult HK$7,010, Child HK$5,260 Tips:no infant tickets Total:HK$28,040 Quick Select Traveller - Adults + Add Adult 4 Delete For immigration and security purposes, names should be entered exactly as they appear on your passport. Failure to do so may delay your check -in process.Children: 2-12 years old for check in. Title Mr Ms * Family / Last Name * Given / First and Middle Name * Date of birth(e.g.1980-01-01) * Nationality CHINA HONGKONG AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ALGERIA ANDORRA ARGENTINA ARUBA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN Armenia BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BELGIUM BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRUNEI BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURUNDI BYELORUSSIA CAMBODIA CAMEROON CANADA CASTA RICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILE CHINA CHINA MACAU CHINA TAIWAN COLOMBIA CONGO COTE D IVOIRE CROATIA CUBA CYPRUS CZECH REP DENMARK DJIBOUTI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT EI SALVADOR ERITREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FIJI FINLAND FRANCE FRENCH GUIANA French Polynesia GABON GEORGIA GERMANY GHANA GM GQUATORIAL GUINEA GREECE GUATEMALA GUDAO GUINEA HONDURAS HUNGARY ICELAND INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRAQ IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAMAICA JAPAN JORDAN KAZAKHSTAN KENYA KIRIBATI KOREA KOREA DEM.PEOPLE'S KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LATVIA LEBANON LESOTHO LIBERIA LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG MACEDONIA MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALI MALTA MARTINIQUE MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOLDOVA MONACO MONGOLTA MOROCCO MYANMAR NAMIBIA NEPAL NETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NEW ZEALAND NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA NORWAY PAKISTAN PANAMA PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARAGUAY PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF MOZAMBIQUE PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL PUERTO RICO QATAR ROMANIA Russia Rwanda SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL SEYCHELLES SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE SLOVENIA SOLOMON ISLANDS SOMALIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SRILANKA SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC Serbia TANZANIA UNITED REPUBLIC THAILAND TOGO TUNISIA TURKEY TUVALU UGANDA UKRAINE UNITED EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES UZBEKISTAN VENEZUELA VIET NAM YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA ZAIRE ZAMBIA ZIMBABWE * Travel Document(e.g.M123456) * Expiry Date(e.g.2020-12-31) * Mobile(e.g.90009000) HK(+852) AF(+) AL(+) DZ(+) AD(+) AR(+) AW(+) AU(+61) AT(+) AZ(+) AM(+) BS(+) BH(+) BD(+) BE(+) BZ(+) BJ(+) BM(+) BO(+) BW(+) BR(+) BN(+) BG(+) BF(+) BI(+) BY(+) KH(+) CM(+) CA(+1) CR(+) CF(+) CL(+) CN(+86) MO(+853) TW(+886) CO(+) CG(+) CI(+) CT(+) CU(+) CY(+) CZ(+) DK(+45) DJ(+) DO(+) EC(+) EG(+) SV(+) ER(+) EE(+) ET(+) FJ(+) FI(+) FR(+33) GF(+) VT(+) GA(+) GE(+) DE(+49) GH(+) GM(+) GQ(+) GR(+) GT(+) GU(+) GN(+) HN(+) HU(+) IS(+) IN(+91) ID(+) IR(+) IQ(+) IE(+) IL(+) IT(+39) JM(+) JP(+81) JO(+) KZ(+) KE(+) KI(+) KR(+82) KP(+) KW(+) KG(+) LA(+) LV(+) LB(+) LS(+) LR(+) LY(+) LT(+) LU(+) MK(+) MG(+) MW(+) MY(+60) MV(+) ML(+) MT(+) MQ(+) MR(+) MU(+) MX(+) MD(+) MC(+) MN(+) MA(+) MM(+) NA(+) NP(+) NL(+31) AN(+) NZ(+) NI(+) NE(+) NG(+) NO(+) PK(+) PA(+) PG(+) PY(+) AO(+) MZ(+) PE(+) PH(+63) PL(+) PT(+) PR(+) QA(+) RO(+) RU(+7) RW(+) SA(+) SN(+) SC(+) SL(+) SG(+65) SI(+) SB(+) SO(+) ZA(+) ES(+) LK(+) SD(+) SE(+) CH(+) SY(+) SR(+) TZ(+) TH(+66) TG(+) TN(+) TR(+) TV(+) UG(+) UA(+) AE(+) GB(+44) US(+1) UZ(+) VE(+) VN(+) YE(+) YU(+) ZR(+) ZM(+) ZW(+) * * Easternmiles No(e.g.662481971)

Adult 3 Delete For immigration and security purposes, names should be entered exactly as they appear on your passport. Failure to do so may delay your check -in process.Children: 2-12 years old for check in. Title Mr Ms * Family / Last Name * Given / First and Middle Name * Date of birth(e.g.1980-01-01) * Nationality CHINA HONGKONG AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ALGERIA ANDORRA ARGENTINA ARUBA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN Armenia BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BELGIUM BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRUNEI BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURUNDI BYELORUSSIA CAMBODIA CAMEROON CANADA CASTA RICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILE CHINA CHINA MACAU CHINA TAIWAN COLOMBIA CONGO COTE D IVOIRE CROATIA CUBA CYPRUS CZECH REP DENMARK DJIBOUTI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT EI SALVADOR ERITREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FIJI FINLAND FRANCE FRENCH GUIANA French Polynesia GABON GEORGIA GERMANY GHANA GM GQUATORIAL GUINEA GREECE GUATEMALA GUDAO GUINEA HONDURAS HUNGARY ICELAND INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRAQ IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAMAICA JAPAN JORDAN KAZAKHSTAN KENYA KIRIBATI KOREA KOREA DEM.PEOPLE'S KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LATVIA LEBANON LESOTHO LIBERIA LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG MACEDONIA MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALI MALTA MARTINIQUE MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOLDOVA MONACO MONGOLTA MOROCCO MYANMAR NAMIBIA NEPAL NETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NEW ZEALAND NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA NORWAY PAKISTAN PANAMA PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARAGUAY PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF MOZAMBIQUE PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL PUERTO RICO QATAR ROMANIA Russia Rwanda SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL SEYCHELLES SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE SLOVENIA SOLOMON ISLANDS SOMALIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SRILANKA SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC Serbia TANZANIA UNITED REPUBLIC THAILAND TOGO TUNISIA TURKEY TUVALU UGANDA UKRAINE UNITED EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES UZBEKISTAN VENEZUELA VIET NAM YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA ZAIRE ZAMBIA ZIMBABWE * Travel Document(e.g.M123456) * Expiry Date(e.g.2020-12-31) * Mobile(e.g.90009000) HK(+852) AF(+) AL(+) DZ(+) AD(+) AR(+) AW(+) AU(+61) AT(+) AZ(+) AM(+) BS(+) BH(+) BD(+) BE(+) BZ(+) BJ(+) BM(+) BO(+) BW(+) BR(+) BN(+) BG(+) BF(+) BI(+) BY(+) KH(+) CM(+) CA(+1) CR(+) CF(+) CL(+) CN(+86) MO(+853) TW(+886) CO(+) CG(+) CI(+) CT(+) CU(+) CY(+) CZ(+) DK(+45) DJ(+) DO(+) EC(+) EG(+) SV(+) ER(+) EE(+) ET(+) FJ(+) FI(+) FR(+33) GF(+) VT(+) GA(+) GE(+) DE(+49) GH(+) GM(+) GQ(+) GR(+) GT(+) GU(+) GN(+) HN(+) HU(+) IS(+) IN(+91) ID(+) IR(+) IQ(+) IE(+) IL(+) IT(+39) JM(+) JP(+81) JO(+) KZ(+) KE(+) KI(+) KR(+82) KP(+) KW(+) KG(+) LA(+) LV(+) LB(+) LS(+) LR(+) LY(+) LT(+) LU(+) MK(+) MG(+) MW(+) MY(+60) MV(+) ML(+) MT(+) MQ(+) MR(+) MU(+) MX(+) MD(+) MC(+) MN(+) MA(+) MM(+) NA(+) NP(+) NL(+31) AN(+) NZ(+) NI(+) NE(+) NG(+) NO(+) PK(+) PA(+) PG(+) PY(+) AO(+) MZ(+) PE(+) PH(+63) PL(+) PT(+) PR(+) QA(+) RO(+) RU(+7) RW(+) SA(+) SN(+) SC(+) SL(+) SG(+65) SI(+) SB(+) SO(+) ZA(+) ES(+) LK(+) SD(+) SE(+) CH(+) SY(+) SR(+) TZ(+) TH(+66) TG(+) TN(+) TR(+) TV(+) UG(+) UA(+) AE(+) GB(+44) US(+1) UZ(+) VE(+) VN(+) YE(+) YU(+) ZR(+) ZM(+) ZW(+) * * Easternmiles No(e.g.662481971)

Adult 2 Delete For immigration and security purposes, names should be entered exactly as they appear on your passport. Failure to do so may delay your check -in process.Children: 2-12 years old for check in. Title Mr Ms * Family / Last Name * Given / First and Middle Name * Date of birth(e.g.1980-01-01) * Nationality CHINA HONGKONG AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ALGERIA ANDORRA ARGENTINA ARUBA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN Armenia BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BELGIUM BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRUNEI BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURUNDI BYELORUSSIA CAMBODIA CAMEROON CANADA CASTA RICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILE CHINA CHINA MACAU CHINA TAIWAN COLOMBIA CONGO COTE D IVOIRE CROATIA CUBA CYPRUS CZECH REP DENMARK DJIBOUTI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT EI SALVADOR ERITREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FIJI FINLAND FRANCE FRENCH GUIANA French Polynesia GABON GEORGIA GERMANY GHANA GM GQUATORIAL GUINEA GREECE GUATEMALA GUDAO GUINEA HONDURAS HUNGARY ICELAND INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRAQ IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAMAICA JAPAN JORDAN KAZAKHSTAN KENYA KIRIBATI KOREA KOREA DEM.PEOPLE'S KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LATVIA LEBANON LESOTHO LIBERIA LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG MACEDONIA MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALI MALTA MARTINIQUE MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOLDOVA MONACO MONGOLTA MOROCCO MYANMAR NAMIBIA NEPAL NETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NEW ZEALAND NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA NORWAY PAKISTAN PANAMA PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARAGUAY PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF MOZAMBIQUE PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL PUERTO RICO QATAR ROMANIA Russia Rwanda SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL SEYCHELLES SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE SLOVENIA SOLOMON ISLANDS SOMALIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SRILANKA SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC Serbia TANZANIA UNITED REPUBLIC THAILAND TOGO TUNISIA TURKEY TUVALU UGANDA UKRAINE UNITED EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES UZBEKISTAN VENEZUELA VIET NAM YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA ZAIRE ZAMBIA ZIMBABWE * Travel Document(e.g.M123456) * Expiry Date(e.g.2020-12-31) * Mobile(e.g.90009000) HK(+852) AF(+) AL(+) DZ(+) AD(+) AR(+) AW(+) AU(+61) AT(+) AZ(+) AM(+) BS(+) BH(+) BD(+) BE(+) BZ(+) BJ(+) BM(+) BO(+) BW(+) BR(+) BN(+) BG(+) BF(+) BI(+) BY(+) KH(+) CM(+) CA(+1) CR(+) CF(+) CL(+) CN(+86) MO(+853) TW(+886) CO(+) CG(+) CI(+) CT(+) CU(+) CY(+) CZ(+) DK(+45) DJ(+) DO(+) EC(+) EG(+) SV(+) ER(+) EE(+) ET(+) FJ(+) FI(+) FR(+33) GF(+) VT(+) GA(+) GE(+) DE(+49) GH(+) GM(+) GQ(+) GR(+) GT(+) GU(+) GN(+) HN(+) HU(+) IS(+) IN(+91) ID(+) IR(+) IQ(+) IE(+) IL(+) IT(+39) JM(+) JP(+81) JO(+) KZ(+) KE(+) KI(+) KR(+82) KP(+) KW(+) KG(+) LA(+) LV(+) LB(+) LS(+) LR(+) LY(+) LT(+) LU(+) MK(+) MG(+) MW(+) MY(+60) MV(+) ML(+) MT(+) MQ(+) MR(+) MU(+) MX(+) MD(+) MC(+) MN(+) MA(+) MM(+) NA(+) NP(+) NL(+31) AN(+) NZ(+) NI(+) NE(+) NG(+) NO(+) PK(+) PA(+) PG(+) PY(+) AO(+) MZ(+) PE(+) PH(+63) PL(+) PT(+) PR(+) QA(+) RO(+) RU(+7) RW(+) SA(+) SN(+) SC(+) SL(+) SG(+65) SI(+) SB(+) SO(+) ZA(+) ES(+) LK(+) SD(+) SE(+) CH(+) SY(+) SR(+) TZ(+) TH(+66) TG(+) TN(+) TR(+) TV(+) UG(+) UA(+) AE(+) GB(+44) US(+1) UZ(+) VE(+) VN(+) YE(+) YU(+) ZR(+) ZM(+) ZW(+) * * Easternmiles No(e.g.662481971)

Adult 1 Delete For immigration and security purposes, names should be entered exactly as they appear on your passport. Failure to do so may delay your check -in process.Children: 2-12 years old for check in. Title Mr Ms * Family / Last Name * Given / First and Middle Name * Date of birth(e.g.1980-01-01) * Nationality CHINA HONGKONG AFGHANISTAN ALBANIA ALGERIA ANDORRA ARGENTINA ARUBA AUSTRALIA AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN Armenia BAHAMAS BAHRAIN BANGLADESH BELGIUM BELIZE BENIN BERMUDA BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA BOTSWANA BRAZIL BRUNEI BULGARIA BURKINA FASO BURUNDI BYELORUSSIA CAMBODIA CAMEROON CANADA CASTA RICA CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CHILE CHINA CHINA MACAU CHINA TAIWAN COLOMBIA CONGO COTE D IVOIRE CROATIA CUBA CYPRUS CZECH REP DENMARK DJIBOUTI DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ECUADOR EGYPT EI SALVADOR ERITREA ESTONIA ETHIOPIA FIJI FINLAND FRANCE FRENCH GUIANA French Polynesia GABON GEORGIA GERMANY GHANA GM GQUATORIAL GUINEA GREECE GUATEMALA GUDAO GUINEA HONDURAS HUNGARY ICELAND INDIA INDONESIA IRAN IRAQ IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAMAICA JAPAN JORDAN KAZAKHSTAN KENYA KIRIBATI KOREA KOREA DEM.PEOPLE'S KUWAIT KYRGYZSTAN LAOS LATVIA LEBANON LESOTHO LIBERIA LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA LITHUANIA LUXEMBOURG MACEDONIA MADAGASCAR MALAWI MALAYSIA MALDIVES MALI MALTA MARTINIQUE MAURITANIA MAURITIUS MEXICO MOLDOVA MONACO MONGOLTA MOROCCO MYANMAR NAMIBIA NEPAL NETHERLANDS NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NEW ZEALAND NICARAGUA NIGER NIGERIA NORWAY PAKISTAN PANAMA PAPUA NEW GUINEA PARAGUAY PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF MOZAMBIQUE PERU PHILIPPINES POLAND PORTUGAL PUERTO RICO QATAR ROMANIA Russia Rwanda SAUDI ARABIA SENEGAL SEYCHELLES SIERRA LEONE SINGAPORE SLOVENIA SOLOMON ISLANDS SOMALIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SRILANKA SUDAN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC Serbia TANZANIA UNITED REPUBLIC THAILAND TOGO TUNISIA TURKEY TUVALU UGANDA UKRAINE UNITED EMIRATES UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES UZBEKISTAN VENEZUELA VIET NAM YEMEN YUGOSLAVIA ZAIRE ZAMBIA ZIMBABWE * Travel Document(e.g.M123456) * Expiry Date(e.g.2020-12-31) * Mobile(e.g.90009000) HK(+852) AF(+) AL(+) DZ(+) AD(+) AR(+) AW(+) AU(+61) AT(+) AZ(+) AM(+) BS(+) BH(+) BD(+) BE(+) BZ(+) BJ(+) BM(+) BO(+) BW(+) BR(+) BN(+) BG(+) BF(+) BI(+) BY(+) KH(+) CM(+) CA(+1) CR(+) CF(+) CL(+) CN(+86) MO(+853) TW(+886) CO(+) CG(+) CI(+) CT(+) CU(+) CY(+) CZ(+) DK(+45) DJ(+) DO(+) EC(+) EG(+) SV(+) ER(+) EE(+) ET(+) FJ(+) FI(+) FR(+33) GF(+) VT(+) GA(+) GE(+) DE(+49) GH(+) GM(+) GQ(+) GR(+) GT(+) GU(+) GN(+) HN(+) HU(+) IS(+) IN(+91) ID(+) IR(+) IQ(+) IE(+) IL(+) IT(+39) JM(+) JP(+81) JO(+) KZ(+) KE(+) KI(+) KR(+82) KP(+) KW(+) KG(+) LA(+) LV(+) LB(+) LS(+) LR(+) LY(+) LT(+) LU(+) MK(+) MG(+) MW(+) MY(+60) MV(+) ML(+) MT(+) MQ(+) MR(+) MU(+) MX(+) MD(+) MC(+) MN(+) MA(+) MM(+) NA(+) NP(+) NL(+31) AN(+) NZ(+) NI(+) NE(+) NG(+) NO(+) PK(+) PA(+) PG(+) PY(+) AO(+) MZ(+) PE(+) PH(+63) PL(+) PT(+) PR(+) QA(+) RO(+) RU(+7) RW(+) SA(+) SN(+) SC(+) SL(+) SG(+65) SI(+) SB(+) SO(+) ZA(+) ES(+) LK(+) SD(+) SE(+) CH(+) SY(+) SR(+) TZ(+) TH(+66) TG(+) TN(+) TR(+) TV(+) UG(+) UA(+) AE(+) GB(+44) US(+1) UZ(+) VE(+) VN(+) YE(+) YU(+) ZR(+) ZM(+) ZW(+) * * Easternmiles No(e.g.662481971)

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Nadiarno 2 weeks ago · AlexPlora
Tips and feedback from our trip to China, Vietnam, and Cambodia
Here are some tips from our 6-week trip (summer 2026) to China, Vietnam, and Cambodia. We traveled as a family of four with two kids aged 15 and 12. I hope these notes help other travelers!

CHINA General You’ll need to download and set up a few apps: - Alipay and WeChat for payments (I didn’t withdraw a single bill the entire trip) - Didi for taxis - Amap = Chinese Maps (works great, especially for subways) - A translation app (we used Papago, but it sometimes gave weird results) - Google Lens for translating menus or signs—super handy. - HelloRide for bikes - Gemini and ChatGPT for everything: understanding daily life, enhancing visits, checking the weather, finding things. - HomeExchange if you want to lower travel costs (few listings in Asia except in big cities, often expats) - Trip.com is very useful, even essential, for trains, domestic flights, and hotels. Like Booking.com, the more you book with them, the more perks you get. So I’d even suggest checking flight tickets on this site, even if it’s a bit pricier. However, buying train tickets is complicated because (1) they only open 15 days in advance, and (2) they sell out fast. Trip.com just promises to buy them as soon as they’re available but doesn’t always succeed. It’s stressful and might force you to change your plans, especially if you’re aiming for a sleeper car and there are no seats left. Watch out for station names—many cities have multiple stations, including a high-speed rail one outside the city. For internet, we got the Asia plan from Holafly. It worked but seemed much slower than Chinese internet. I regretted not buying a Chinese SIM card because without internet in China, everything is VERY complicated (money, transport, etc.).

For the firewall, we used ExpressVPN, but it wasn’t always reliable. A bit disappointing. Ask ChatGPT for tips with screenshots to improve the settings.

Since we only had one SIM card with internet, we couldn’t rent shared bikes. If I were to do it again, I’d get a SIM for each person, even the kids, because distances in cities are huge. We walked *a lot*. Same goes for buses—it’s tricky with just one internet connection. Better to have a phone per person with internet. Book your visits as far in advance as possible—they often sell out. Watch out for power banks: if they don’t explicitly say "3C," they’ll confiscate it. Even if there’s a little airplane logo.

Shanghai In the evening, the streets leading to the Bund from the metro were so crowded that police were out in force blocking roads. Arrive early. We went around the north side.

Suzhou Be careful—there are two stations (common in China), and the high-speed rail one is 45–50 minutes from the old town. The Humble Administrator’s Garden was *packed*—we don’t recommend it. It turned into a marathon day from Shanghai (almost 4 hours from our hotel to the garden).

Beijing Forbidden City: Don’t go—I know it’s a shame, but it’s too crowded. I couldn’t buy tickets on the official site because of the kids’ passports. We ended up with a guided tour, the only way to get in (tickets sell out fast). The visit was disappointing—bad guide *and* massive crowds. You’ll queue a lot to enter and see certain areas. You’ll be checked often, so pack your bags carefully. Great Wall at Mutianyu: Crowded. Two hours by bus, and even though we arrived early, people were already leaving! I really think the best option is to leave your big bags in Beijing and stay overnight near the Wall. That way, you’ll have it to yourself a bit more. For transport: get off at Tiananmen Square metro and look for buses with official guides in bright yellow-green vests. No need to buy tickets online—they made me cancel mine to rebook on the spot. Buses leave when full. Note: the cable car and chairlift are separate—if you want to go up one side and down the other, you’ll need different tickets. The endless queue for the toboggan ride put us off. Quick tip: Incredible swimming spot in Beijing—on the north shore of Houhai Lake, you can swim by crossing the barrier. We did it twice with about ten other people. Bring a swimsuit!

Shapotou Desert Amazing, but it gets *very* hot in the afternoon. We had a tent (not an air-conditioned bungalow), which was unbearable during the day. We hung out in the restaurant. The paid activities are fun, except the camels—they look sad. The real highlight is the evening and sunset. The only downside: you can’t explore the desert alone or far—they don’t rent 4x4s, for example. We stayed at "The Desert Camping Hotel of the Proprietress of Shapotou." They were lovely.

Zhongwei Gaomiao Temple and its underground: Fun and short—you’ll see quirky Buddhist hell paintings.

Xi’an Terracotta Army: We took a Didi because for four people, a car was almost the same price as four shuttle tickets. It was packed—chaotic to see properly. We visited the halls in order: 3, 2, then 1—a good choice. Hua Shan Mountains: Left before sunrise to arrive when the ticket office opened (7 AM, I think). We were shocked to see so many people already coming down. 45 minutes by bus to the west cable car, then 15 minutes up. We did the west, south, east, central, then north peaks (in that order) before taking the other cable car down (you can buy the ticket at the top). A beautiful day. In the city, check out...

Chengdu Panda Research Center: Like Hua Shan, plan to arrive when the ticket office opens. Already *tons* of people, and it moves fast to see the big pandas before their nap. Have them drop you at the west entrance (not south), or you’ll have to walk uphill. Leshan Giant Buddha: Interesting. The trip is a bit long (metro, then train, then city bus, then shuttle on-site). We didn’t take the boat option but walked. In the end, you only spend a few minutes at the Buddha’s feet, but it’s a nice day out. Hotel tip: Panda Enjoy Home Hotel Apartments (Chengdu East Railway Station Dongda Road Branch). The view is insane, and the neighborhood is super convenient and nice. 646 CNY for 2 nights. Swimming: The municipal pool is an interesting experience, but don’t expect to swim—no one does. Everyone just splashes around where they can stand. The hours are a bit odd, with a break in the late afternoon.

Kunming The bike path along Dian Lake is pretty and often well-protected from cars. But like everywhere in China, it’s *packed*. Not much to say about visits—the flower market is a wholesale market, not very interesting. The ethnic minorities museum closed right in front of us. All the big malls are good for shopping.

Dali We thought we could bike around the lake in two days. Wrong on two counts: First, the lake’s edge is blocked to traffic and reserved for bikes (or tourist mini-buses). So you’re stuck on the main road, which never gives you a view of the lake, with all the trucks and cars. Doing 120 km like that wouldn’t make sense, in our opinion. The rice fields around are nice but not as impressive as elsewhere, so Dali isn’t worth it for that. The old town, all restored, is pretty but *packed*—thousands of people, especially in the evening.

Hekou (Vietnam border) Comfortable train from Kunming. In the parking lot, a bus (not well-marked, but Didi is an option) takes you to the border in 15–20 minutes. Short wait at both border posts. Fun to see the two lampposts near the border line: the Chinese one is new, modern, with a surveillance camera (of course), while the Vietnamese one is old and a bit rusty.

VIETNAM General: - You’ll need the Grab app for taxis - Very disappointed with 12Go—it doesn’t show all buses, never connects you with the company, and refuses refunds. Try booking directly with companies like FUTA Bus instead. - Credit cards are often accepted (supermarkets and modern stores), otherwise, you’ll need cash

Lao Cai 2 km between the border and the train station. The sleeper bus to Hanoi with Sao Viet is well-organized—it works.

Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum closes early (10:30 AM, I think). Women’s Museum: Very good, not too long Temple of Literature: Beautiful, fairly quick This is where you should buy souvenirs, clothes, and knockoffs—the prices are reasonable, and the sellers are nicer than elsewhere. We recommend Cho Dong Xuan.

Tu Long Bay We did 2 days, 1 night (so really 24 hours on the boat) with Parfum d’Automne (French-speaking agency), which put us on a Cycad Cruise boat. Cost: 300 € per person—expensive, but it was amazing, super luxurious, and the buffet meals were delicious. We don’t regret the splurge. The only downside: no swimming in the bay (but there’s a pool on the boat). To swim, you’d need a 3-day, 2-night trip to an area not protected by the maritime park.

Phong Nha If you didn’t do the northern mountains due to time or weather (like us), Phong Nha is a great stop for a motorbike ride. It’s beautiful, especially the mountains west of the city toward the caves. There are two (small) swimming spots at the Botanic Garden—a pleasant 45-minute walk without stops. Hotel tip: Sunbeam Village (very friendly, pool, breakfast by the river, motorbike rentals)

Da Nang Hotel tip: Meridians by Hsuite—you’ll have the beach almost to yourself. You’ll still need to walk 15–20 minutes to the hyper-touristy area if you want to rent surfboards (150–200k VND per hour). The beach is beautiful, and the water is 30°C—great for a break on a long trip, especially since all transport goes through Da Nang.

Hoi An 45 minutes from Da Nang, so it’s easy to visit in a day, especially since the city isn’t that big and it’s *very* hot. Cooking class: MS Hanh cooking class—great (the market tour is a bit useless). We don’t recommend the "basket boat" tour—it’s a bit sad on a big brown pond with elderly guides.

Ho Chi Minh City Ben Thanh Market is a nightmare: starting prices are exorbitant, and the vendors are aggressive. Don’t go. The War Remnants Museum can be really tough for kids.

Can Tho Avoid this city. We made the mistake of going to see the floating market—don’t.

Chau Doc No Grab in the city, but regular taxis. One day is enough if you go early to the forest and the mountain in the late afternoon. 250k VND per person for the forest and its canals (45 minutes by motorbike) The sunset at Victoria Nui Sam can be magnificent if the clouds cooperate. Cheap and good restaurant: Quan Nem Nuong Sau Hiep Hotel tip: Homestay Khoa (2,250,000 VND for 3 nights)—adorable hostess, full of tips, clean rooms.

The speedboat to Cambodia is more comfortable than a bus. Book with Hangchau a few days in advance—payment in cash on the day (1,640,000 đ).

CAMBODIA General: - Issues with the "Bakong Tourists" app—we had to go to a big bank to load money onto it. We barely used it afterward.

Phnom Penh For us, a day and a half is enough if you want to spend more time elsewhere. Markets close early (around 6 PM) and are less interesting than in Hanoi, for example. The Royal Palace has a break from 11 AM to 2 PM, but there aren’t many people in the afternoon.

Siem Reap Trip with Capitol company—the bus is basic but cheap. Departs at 10:15 AM, 7-hour ride. Angkor entrance fee: 62 USD per person for a 3-day pass. Tickets are picked up at Angkor Enterprise. Renting two 125cc motorbikes: 10 USD each, plus 7 USD for gas. By bike, it took me 25 minutes to reach Angkor Wat’s pools. A basic city bike rental was 1 USD per hour. Short circuit by motorbike (in reverse): 7 hours with stops everywhere. Grand tour by tuk-tuk: Only 5 temples, 4.5 hours. If you want to see lots of monkeys, they’re grouped west of Bayon. For the temples, we asked Gemini (AI) at each stop to point out details that might interest kids (who can get bored with the repetition). It gave fun facts and things to look for—great for the little ones. Hotel tip: The Five Senses, run by a Frenchman, Bruno, who knows Cambodia inside out and organizes tours. Restaurant tip: Wild (only spring rolls, but *so* many varieties—delicious and cheap) Watch out: 1 hour to the airport, 50 km from the city. Show tip: The Phare Circus
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Marcelila 2 weeks ago
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Hi there,

Has anyone taken the bus recently, especially the Busda bus from Dongsi subway station to Mutianyu or the special tourist bus from Qianmen to Mutianyu? If so, I’d love to hear your feedback!

I’m traveling solo to China on September 18th and I’m completely overwhelmed by all the info out there.

Thanks so much for your help!

Best regards,

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Nathalie971 2 weeks ago
Kyushu off the beaten path: itinerary feedback
Hi there,

This isn’t my first trip, but it’s still tough to make choices, so I’m open to outside perspectives. This time, the plan is southern Kyushu with a slightly more off-the-beaten-path twist. I’m not sure if you’ll be able to help since I’m skipping some of the classics in Kyushu, but you never know. I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether this itinerary is realistic in terms of time spent in each place, travel time, and the overall pace of the road trip. Just to note, I already have my translated driver’s license.

Here’s the itinerary: - **Day 1:** YAMAGA / overnight in Yamaga or Kumamoto Depart from Osaka by train early in the morning to Kumamoto, pick up the rental car, then drive to Yamaga for a visit. Overnight in Yamaga or Kumamoto.

- **Days 2–4:** HITOYOSHI / overnight in Hitoyoshi Drive to Hitoyoshi for 3 days and 3 nights, including a visit to the town, nearby waterfalls, a walk along the Kuma River, a tea producer visit, and some craft activities.

- **Day 5:** AYA / overnight in Miyazaki Drive to Aya, visit the town, craft activities, the forest, and the suspension bridge.

- **Day 6:** AOSHIMA - NICHINAN COAST / overnight in Miyazaki Udo Shrine + Aoshima + scenic drive along the coast.

- **Day 7:** MIYAKONOJO / overnight in Shibushi Drive to a waterfall, then continue along the Nichinan Coast if there’s anything left to see, or visit Kojima Island.

- **Day 8:** SHIBUSHI Walk around the port and along the Osumi Peninsula coast, maybe as far as the Kishira/Hetsuka coast, or visit a black pork producer, a market gardener, or a tea producer. Overnight at a farm?

- **Day 9:** KANOYA / overnight in Kagoshima Visit Ogawara Waterfall, Nishiharadai Park, and Kannon Cave, then Sugawara Shrine, followed by the drive to Kagoshima.

- **Day 10:** KAGOSHIMA / overnight in Kagoshima Explore the city + whisky distillery in Hioki.

- **Days 11–12:** KOSHIKISHIMA / 2 nights in Koshikishima

- **Day 13:** AKUNE OSHIMA / overnight in Akune Ferry, then drive to Akune Oshima with a stop at Sendai Taki.

- **Days 14–15:** AMAKUSA / overnight in Amakusa Drive via Nagashima and visit Shimoshima (Amakusa).

- **Day 16:** AMAKUSA / overnight in Fukuoka Drive back toward Kumamoto with stops along the way, return the rental car, then take the train to Fukuoka.

- **Days 17–18:** FUKUOKA CITY / overnight in Fukuoka Possible half-day excursion to Nokonoshima, Munakata, or Nanzoin.

Any thoughts or suggestions? Too ambitious? I could add an extra day but would prefer not to if it means less rushing around.

Thanks!
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Tara77 3 weeks ago
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Pacoloco 3 weeks ago
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We’re arriving as a group of three in Tokyo on Saturday, October 17th, then heading straight to Kyoto by direct train. On Sunday and Monday, we’ll explore Kyoto, and in the evening, we’ll take a train to Osaka to spend the night. On Tuesday, we’ll pick up a rental car at Itami Airport for a 6-day/5-night road trip around Shikoku: - 2 nights in the Iya Valley - Thursday morning, we’ll head to Matsuyama for 2 nights. - Saturday, we’ll visit Mima (town, a few temples + overnight stay) and return on Sunday to drop off the car in Osaka. We’ll leave very early on Monday the 26th by plane for Aomori in northern Honshu, where we’ll pick up another rental car at the airport for a 5-day/4-night trip: - Day 1: Tsugaru Peninsula (Takayam Inari, Cape Tappi, Kanita); overnight in Kanita - Day 2: Ferry transfer to the Mutsu Peninsula (cliffs, Lake Usori); overnight in Shimofuro - Day 3: Head to the Hakkoda Mountains and onsens galore; overnight TBD - Day 4: Return the car in Aomori by noon and explore the city before taking the train to Tokyo in the evening We’ll spend Friday night in Tokyo, wander around on Saturday, and head home on Sunday.

Thoughts on the road feasibility of this trip? We’ll be there right in the middle of Koyo season, so it’ll be busy... I know it’s a lot of driving, but there are two of us who can take turns. We’re not afraid of driving, even in the mountains and on the left side! Just wondering, are we going to be rushing, or is this manageable? AI says it’s all good, but it’s not the one driving... Any tips for booking accommodations in the Iya Valley? Not many places have email addresses or websites (I know Booking.com exists, but not all listings are on there... and given the season, I think it’s better to book ahead!). Same question applies for northern Honshu. For the rental car, I’m thinking of going with Alamo since at least it’s in French and straightforward, but are there any direct rental companies with user-friendly websites (Toyota Rentacar, ugh... 🏴‍☠️)? Another question: With so many trains, is it even necessary to book them in advance? Can we just go to the ticket counter and grab seats on the spot? For paying for the rental car, do we need a credit or debit card?

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Doliphant 3 weeks ago
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Arwena 3 weeks ago · RCendre
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I’m staying in Atami for 2 nights in October. I was thinking of exploring the area and trying to see Mount Fuji.

I was planning to go to Shizuoka. And also enjoy the onsen (hot springs).

Don’t hesitate to share any tips or recommendations—I’d love to hear them!

Thanks in advance.
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Tfcboy31 4 weeks ago · Toth
Booking in advance or not? Your advice for a 4-week Japan itinerary
Hello,

I’m looking for advice from seasoned travelers about a roughly one-month trip to Japan. From late October to late November 2026.

We often travel in Southeast Asia but have never been to Japan. Based on what I’ve read, I’d love to hear your thoughts on:

- Is traveling day-to-day, without booking hotels or trains in advance, possible in Japan? (I’ve read many travel journals and blogs that say everything was booked way in advance… but that’s not how we usually travel.)

- Will the Japan Rail Pass be worth it for us? (According to an old simulator, I’m looking at around 400 € for trains compared to 570 € for the JRP.)

Here’s our rough itinerary (which may change):

- Arrival Osaka: 3 nights with Nara - Hiroshima and Miyajima Island: 3 nights - Kurashiki or Naoshima: 2 nights - Himeji: 1 night - Kyoto: 4 nights - Kanazawa: 2 nights - Takayama and Shirakawa-go: 3 nights - Around Mount Fuji: 3 nights - Tokyo with Nikko: 6 nights (no theme parks) Departure from Tokyo

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! :)
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Narbonne11 4 weeks ago
Booking hotels more than 6 months in advance in South Korea
hi

I booked my trip from May 5 to 26, 2027. I’m starting to plan my itinerary and look for hotels (I know it’s early!). While I’ve found some in Seoul and Busan, I’m noticing that elsewhere—like Yeosu—most hotels aren’t available (on Booking.com, for example, almost all are unavailable). AI tells me not to worry because hotels in South Korea only open bookings 6 months in advance, so it’s normal to see most of them unavailable on booking sites.

Could you confirm this for me and, of course, reassure me (!)? Thanks so much. philippe
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ChrisEtLolo last month
Sharing our one-month itinerary for China
We’re back from a one-month trip to China and wanted to share our itinerary. Hopefully, this can give future travelers some ideas for exploring this beautiful country.

Beijing → Temple of Heaven / Forbidden City Jinshanling → Great Wall Zhangjiajie → Tianmen Mountain and Heaven’s Gate Wulingyuan → Avatar Mountains / sandstone pillars Fenghuang → riverside houses Ping’an → terraced rice fields Tiantouzhai → village / rice terraces Yangshuo → Li River / karst mountains Shanghai → skyline with the Oriental Pearl Tower

Our travel journal is available on our travel journal, written day by day. You’ll find lots of photos and some travel tips there.
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Sinforosa last month · Encorelle
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I’m starting to look at neighborhoods in Seoul, and I’m leaning toward staying in a hotel in Insa-Dong—I’ve spotted one really close to Unhyeongung. Is this a good area—nice and convenient for exploring the city?

Otherwise, I’ve also found another hotel in Yongsan-Gu, right near the station of the same name. Is that station useful for getting around Seoul?

Since I’ll be in South Korea for nearly two months, I plan to spend at least a week in Seoul to recover from jet lag (it takes me a while to adjust...). So, I’d love a neighborhood that’s pleasant and a hotel not too far from a subway station.

Thanks in advance!
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Pamergue31 2 months ago · Patbill
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Japan in August: Is it really a bad time?
Hey everyone,

Next year, we’re celebrating 20 years of marriage (and travel 🙂), and we’re looking for something new, pretty legendary, and something the teens will enjoy too.

The family council has settled on Japan for now. And it’d have to be a summer trip—no choice there.

The catch: I keep reading that August isn’t the right season for southern Japan. It’s hot, humid, and there’s a risk of typhoons… Okay, but what does that *actually* mean in practice? Are there any travelers who’ve been there during this time? Is it *that* unbearable? We’re pretty familiar with Southeast Asia—last year, we dealt with scorching heat in Vietnam and insane humidity, plus a typhoon we experienced from a distance, and visiting Angkor in the blazing sun. Is it worse than that?

Thanks for your feedback 😉
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Narbonne11 2 months ago · Erjome
Feedback on South Korea itinerary in September
hi there

I’m back with my detailed itinerary for 20 days in South Korea—it’s my first trip to the country. Our idea is to experience a more rural and cultural Korea. Here’s the rough plan: Seoul for 4 nights at the start and 1 night at the end, Gurye for 4 nights, Suncheon for 4 nights, Namhae for 4 nights, and Gyeongju for 2 nights. The goal is to pick a base and explore the surrounding areas. What do you think of this itinerary? Anything you’d change? thanks

philippe
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Fredtno 2 months ago · Djalma
Bringing freeze-dried meat to Japan
hi everyone, we're heading out for a 12-day trek in the Japanese Alps. We're bringing freeze-dried meals like we always do. We just found out that importing meat is banned, even freeze-dried. Is that true? We already bought them. They're commercially made freeze-dried meals. Online, it's not specified that they have to be "commercially made" because you can make your own freeze-dried food. And since we've heard they're really strict in Japan, can anyone confirm this for us? thanks
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Caussat 2 months ago
SIM card or eSIM with data and phone service in Japan
Hi there,

I haven’t found what I’m looking for despite my searches!

For a 15-day trip next spring, I’d like to buy a card (preferably an eSIM, but a physical SIM is fine too) that also lets me make calls in the country (to contact a hotel, a tourist spot, etc.).

You can easily find options just for data, but I haven’t come across any that include calls, texts, or even MMS. Could you recommend something?

Thanks in advance
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Narbonne11 2 months ago · Erjome
South Korea travel itinerary in September
hi there I’m planning a trip in September—here’s my rough itinerary. What do you think? Is it easy to rent a car to get around between my stops? Thanks so much!

Philippe StopNightsFull daysSeoul44Gurye (Jirisan)43Suncheon43Namhae43Gyeongju21Seoul1—
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Erjome 2 months ago
Article about South Korea
Hi,

Great article that really captures what makes South Korea so appealing!

South Korea: Between Hallyu and the search for authenticity, the French are falling for the destination
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AmSab 2 months ago · Erjome
South Korea Family Itinerary - Fall 2026
Hello,

We’re planning a 17-day trip to South Korea in October 2026 with my husband and our daughters, who’ll be 9 years old.

I’d love to get your thoughts on our draft itinerary.

First, some key details:

1/ Jeju Island is a must for us. I’ve personally dreamed of going there for years after reading a novel about it. 2/ Our girls are used to road-trip style travel since they were born, so this kind of trip won’t be an issue for them. 3/ We plan to travel by train, except on Jeju where we’ll rent a car (we already have an international driver’s permit).

Itinerary:

Seoul: 1 arrival day at 10 AM + 4 full days Gyeongju: 2 days Busan: 3 days Jeju: 4 days Seoul: 2 days

Thanks for your feedback! Have a great day,

Sabrina
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