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CHINA WILL BLOW YOUR MIND! 🇨🇳 (why we keep coming back)
Shanghai Family Adventure: Exploring Iconic Landmarks and Hidden Gems
We brought our daughter to China, because we have such great memories here. In fact, once she was born, China was near the top of the list for places we wanted to show her.
It was our first time using a basinet seat in an airplane. That worked out well. Although, the power went out of the plane and...
We brought our daughter to China, because we have such great memories here. In fact, once she was born, China was near the top of the list for places we wanted to show her. It was our first time using a basinet seat in an airplane. That worked out well. Although, the power went out of the plane and so we were 6 hours without our entertainment/ TVs, and also no lunch. No sweat, the airline gaves us a huge bag of free snacks once we landed. The 240-hout transit only, visa-free process in China is clearly getting some good usage. When we first traveled here, 1.5 years ago, the staff at immigration were very helpful, although they were a bit confused about how to process us. This time, we went straight through without any delay. We are glad to see a lot of tourists checking out China. There's a lot to offer here! Upon arrival, we couldn't check in for 2 hours. Which meant we immediately hit the streets in search of HOW CHIT BREAD! We were on little sleep and quite hungry. There were plenty of closer restaurants nearby us. But we had to return to Steve's favorite Shanghai street food. And it didn't disappoint! Just as delicious as always. After the weather cleared up, we returned to some old favorites. Nanjing pedestrian street, the bund, and more. Ivana said Shanghai is one of her favorite cities in the world, and she really means it. It's such a nice place. Clean, organized, affordable, with plenty to do. She even found White Rabbit -- a candy shop that she remembers from her childhood in Indonesia. We bought a bunch of candy there-- gifts for her family. Once the sun set, we found a great restaurant that only had 1 item available on the menu. We like places like that. It was a simple shop and exceedingly quiet. The food was good. A great way to end the day.
JetLag Warriors returned to China, a place holding cherished memories, this time bringing their daughter. Their journey began with an unexpected power outage on the flight, but free snacks upon arrival eased the inconvenience. The 240-hour visa-free transit was seamless, a stark contrast to their previous experience. Upon arrival, a two-hour check-in delay led them to their favorite Shanghai street food, a delicious start to their adventure. Exploring familiar haunts like Nanjing Pedestrian Street and The Bund, they found Shanghai as charming as ever. Their daughter, Ivana, declared Shanghai a favorite city, captivated by its cleanliness, affordability, and abundance of activities. A nostalgic candy shop trip and a quiet dinner concluded their first day, promising more exciting adventures to come.
We brought our daughter to China, because we have such great memories here. In fact, once she was born, China was near the top of the list for places we wanted to show her. It was our first time using a basinet seat in an airplane. That worked out well. Although, the power went out of the plane and so we were 6 hours without our entertainment/ TVs, and also no lunch. No sweat, the airline gaves us a huge bag of free snacks once we landed. The 240-hout transit only, visa-free process in China is clearly getting some good usage. When we first traveled here, 1.5 years ago, the staff at immigration were very helpful, although they were a bit confused about how to process us. This time, we went straight through without any delay. We are glad to see a lot of tourists checking out China. There's a lot to offer here! Upon arrival, we couldn't check in for 2 hours. Which meant we immediately hit the streets in search of HOW CHIT BREAD! We were on little sleep and quite hungry. There were plenty of closer restaurants nearby us. But we had to return to Steve's favorite Shanghai street food. And it didn't disappoint! Just as delicious as always. After the weather cleared up, we returned to some old favorites. Nanjing pedestrian street, the bund, and more. Ivana said Shanghai is one of her favorite cities in the world, and she really means it. It's such a nice place. Clean, organized, affordable, with plenty to do. She even found White Rabbit -- a candy shop that she remembers from her childhood in Indonesia. We bought a bunch of candy there-- gifts for her family. Once the sun set, we found a great restaurant that only had 1 item available on the menu. We like places like that. It was a simple shop and exceedingly quiet. The food was good. A great way to end the day.
This vlog follows JetLag Warriors' return trip to China, this time with their seven-month-old daughter. Their experience highlights the ease of the 240-hour visa-free transit, a significant improvement from their previous visits. The family's journey begins with a flight where a power outage leads to an unexpected abundance of complimentary snacks upon arrival.
Their initial plan to take a high-speed train is abandoned in favor of a metered taxi, a decision that leads to a humorous negotiation with a taxi driver. The family's exploration of Shanghai begins with a visit to a favorite street food vendor, offering a comforting taste of familiarity. The vlog showcases their exploration of Nanjing Pedestrian Street, a vibrant street full of life and activity, and a visit to the iconic Bund.
The family's exploration extends to a convenience store, Family Mart, where they discover a surprising array of unique snacks and drinks. They sample various items, including spicy snacks, chicken hearts, and a mind-blowing cucumber-flavored potato chip. Their culinary adventure continues with a visit to a small, quiet restaurant where they enjoy a simple yet delicious meal. The vlog captures the family's joy and wonder at the sights and sounds of Shanghai, highlighting the city's cleanliness, organization, and affordability.
Throughout the vlog, JetLag Warriors share personal anecdotes and insights, creating an engaging and informative narrative. They highlight the unexpected delights and cultural nuances of their experience, offering viewers a glimpse into the authentic side of Shanghai. Their journey is not just about sightseeing, but also about experiencing the warmth and kindness of the local people. The vlog ends with a reflection on their positive experience, emphasizing how travel can break down preconceived notions and borders. The family's love for Shanghai is evident throughout the vlog, making it a compelling watch for anyone considering a trip to China.
JetLag Warriors are back in China, this time with their 7-month-old daughter! Their visa-free transit experience is smoother than before, and their Shanghai adventure is filled with delicious street food, iconic landmarks like Nanjing Pedestrian Street and The Bund, and surprising discoveries in local shops. From unique snacks to a quiet restaurant serving only one dish, their journey is a delightful mix of familiar favorites and unexpected delights. Don't miss their hilarious encounters and heartwarming family moments!
JetLag Warriors' China return is filled with delicious Shanghai street food, iconic Bund views, and heartwarming family moments. A surprisingly smooth visa process and unique cultural experiences make this trip unforgettable.
Shanghai Exploration: Visa-Free Transit & Culinary Delights
4:00 Negotiate taxi fares, especially with luggage and a baby, and consider using metered taxis for reliable pricing.
6:56 Use Alipay for convenient and cashless transactions in Shanghai. Download the app before your trip.
8:21 Be prepared for potential check-in delays at hotels and have a backup plan for your time.
16:06 Explore local convenience stores like Family Mart for unique and ready-to-eat snacks and drinks.
21:09 Visit The Bund for stunning skyline views, especially at night. It's a must-see for first-time visitors.
27:33 Venture beyond the tourist areas to discover local restaurants with unique and affordable food options.
4:00 Negotiate taxi fares, especially with luggage and a baby, and consider using metered taxis for reliable pricing.
6:56 Use Alipay for convenient and cashless transactions in Shanghai. Download the app before your trip.
8:21 Be prepared for potential check-in delays at hotels and have a backup plan for your time.
16:06 Explore local convenience stores like Family Mart for unique and ready-to-eat snacks and drinks.
21:09 Visit The Bund for stunning skyline views, especially at night. It's a must-see for first-time visitors.
27:33 Venture beyond the tourist areas to discover local restaurants with unique and affordable food options.
0:00 Airport Departure for Shanghai
2:10 Arrival in Shanghai
8:42 Shanghai Street Food Adventure
9:07 Nanjing Pedestrian Street
16:06 Family Mart Convenience Store
21:09 The Bund
27:46 Spicy Noodle Restaurant
32:21 Video Conclusion
00:00 5th time going to...
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Definitely the howcha bread! It was so delicious, I dream about it.
What was it like traveling with a baby?
It was a bit challenging at times, but mostly she was really good. We used a bassinet seat on the plane and a baby room at the airport.
How was the visa-free transit process?
Much smoother this time compared to our previous trips. It was quick and easy.
What surprised you the most about Shanghai?
Probably the cucumber-flavored potato chips! They tasted exactly like cucumber, which was mind-blowing.
What's your overall impression of Shanghai?
It's one of my favorite cities in the world! It's clean, organized, affordable, and has so much to offer.
