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Chengdu to Chongqing: China's High-Speed Rail Adventure
China's High speed rail network is largest railway system on earth. Today, we take an incredibly fast bullet train from Chengdu to Chongqing, China.
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China's High speed rail network is largest railway system on earth. Today, we take an incredibly fast bullet train from Chengdu to Chongqing, China.
Experience the thrill of China's extensive high-speed rail network with Two Mad Explorers as they embark on a rapid journey from Chengdu to Chongqing. This bullet train adventure showcases the impressive speed and efficiency of China's transportation system, offering a unique perspective on modern travel within the country.
China's High speed rail network is largest railway system on earth. Today, we take an incredibly fast bullet train from Chengdu to Chongqing, China.
This video documents Two Mad Explorers' high-speed train journey from Chengdu to Chongqing, China, during the busy May Day holiday. They booked first-class tickets on trip.com weeks in advance, highlighting the importance of early booking during peak travel seasons. The video offers a detailed account of their experience navigating the bustling Chengdu East Railway Station, emphasizing the smooth and efficient process despite the large crowds. The travelers highlight the ease of using their passports instead of printed tickets, noting the clear signage (though in Chinese) and helpful staff.
The journey itself is a highlight, with the train reaching speeds exceeding 300 km/h. Two Mad Explorers describe the spacious first-class seating, the comfortable temperature, and the complimentary tea served onboard. They provide insights into using Apple Maps as a reliable navigation tool in China and share their amazement at the speed and efficiency of the train, contrasting it with their experiences in other countries.
The video also showcases the stunning views from the train window, highlighting the contrast between the modern cities and the more rural, traditional villages. Two Mad Explorers express their interest in exploring these rural areas in future travels. They discuss the unique engineering feats involved in building the high-speed rail line, noting the numerous tunnels and bridges built to navigate the varied terrain. The video concludes in Chongqing, where they again note the bustling atmosphere of the train station and their positive overall experience. The efficiency of the train and the overall positive experience are emphasized throughout. The video serves as a travelogue, offering practical tips and insights into traveling by high-speed rail in China, particularly during peak season.
Two Mad Explorers embark on a thrilling high-speed rail journey from Chengdu to Chongqing, China. Their first-class ticket provides a luxurious experience, complete with spacious seating and complimentary tea. The video captures the bustling atmosphere of Chinese railway stations and the incredible speed of the bullet train, reaching over 300 km/h. Beyond the impressive technology, the journey offers stunning views of China's diverse landscapes, from lush green countryside to sprawling megacities. The explorers share insightful observations about cultural differences and the efficiency of China's transportation system.
Two Mad Explorers' China bullet train adventure: Fast, comfortable, and breathtaking views! A seamless journey from Chengdu to Chongqing, filled with unexpected delights.
Chengdu to Chongqing Bullet Train: A China High-Speed Rail Experience
2:11 For China's high-speed rail, you may not need a physical ticket; your passport might suffice. Check the specific requirements before your trip.
8:25 Ensure you have a SIM card with internet access for translation apps, as signage might not always be in English.
11:27 If you have an iPhone, use Apple Maps for navigation in China; it supports the transportation system.
14:31 Be open to unexpected kindness; you might receive complimentary tea on board the train.
25:58 Look for the color-coded restroom signs on the train; green means available, red means occupied.
31:33 In Chongqing, be prepared that some payment systems might not accept foreign credit cards linked to Alipay; cash might be necessary.
2:11 For China's high-speed rail, you may not need a physical ticket; your passport might suffice. Check the specific requirements before your trip.
8:25 Ensure you have a SIM card with internet access for translation apps, as signage might not always be in English.
11:27 If you have an iPhone, use Apple Maps for navigation in China; it supports the transportation system.
14:31 Be open to unexpected kindness; you might receive complimentary tea on board the train.
25:58 Look for the color-coded restroom signs on the train; green means available, red means occupied.
31:33 In Chongqing, be prepared that some payment systems might not accept foreign credit cards linked to Alipay; cash might be necessary.
0:04 Journey begins in Chengdu
0:57 First class ticket
2:11 Ticketless travel
4:03 Busy station
5:38 First class train
13:20 Leaving Chengdu
14:31 Free tea on board
16:09 Speed of the train
21:06 Stable ride
26:21 Arrival in Chongqing
29:03 Chongqing station
31:33 Metro station
0:04 Journey begins in Chengdu
0:57 First class ticket
2:11 Ticketless travel
4:03 Busy station
5:38 First class train
13:20 Leaving Chengdu
14:31 Free tea on board
16:09 Speed of the train
21:06 Stable ride
26:21 Arrival in Chongqing
29:03 Chongqing station
31:33 Metro station
china travelhigh speed railbullet trainsichuan provincechengdu chongqingmay day holidaychinese railwaytravel tipspublic transportHow was the experience of traveling on China's high-speed rail?
It was unexpectedly amazing! The train was incredibly fast, clean, and comfortable, with lots of legroom. It was the best train experience we've had in a foreign country.
What was the most challenging aspect of the trip?
Probably dealing with the massive crowds at the train stations. Also, in Chongqing, some payment systems didn't accept our foreign credit cards.
What was the most surprising thing you found?
The free tea on the train! And how smoothly everything went at the stations, despite the large crowds.
