Recently returned from Tianjin, I must confess that it was a bit of a mixed bag! If you’re planning a trip there during the Qingming or May Day holidays, don’t rush into it blindly! After staying up late, I’ve compiled this comprehensive guide for your reference. Enjoy! π
π Tianjin’s Unique Characteristics:
Tianjin is undoubtedly a culinary oasis, offering a diverse array of delicious dishes such as Guaba Cai, Goubuli Baozi, Jianbing Guozi, and Erduoyan Zhagao, along with various other trending culinary delights. This city, renowned for its leisurely pace, is the perfect destination for those seeking a relaxing getaway. Additionally, Tianjin boasts numerous European-style architectures that are worth exploring beyond the main tourist attractions.
β Transportation:
Getting around in Tianjin is a breeze! The “Tianjin Metro App” allows you to scan and enter/exit stations with ease, or you can opt for on-site ticketing. For buses, simply use the “ZFB” app to scan and board, or pay in cash. Both options are convenient and efficient.
β Personal Three-Day Itinerary:
Day 1: Arriving in the evening, indulge in a night tour of Tianjin’s iconic landmarks, including the Italian Style Street, Dagu Bridge, Jinwan Plaza, Jiefang Bridge, and Shiji Bell.
Day 2: Embark on a city walk, exploring Jingyuan Garden, Xikai Church, Wudadao, and Ceramic House during the day. As night falls, take a leisurely cruise along the Haihe River.
Day 3: End your trip with a comic performance at Mingliu Teahouse (Xinhua Road Branch) and a feast of Tianjin’s famous delicacies.
β Culinary Delights:
Tianjin’s culinary offerings are vast and diverse, ranging from the aforementioned classics to Junjuan, Dabing Jia Yiqie, Tangguozi, and Mahua. Additionally, renowned restaurants like Yifashun, Chenshazi, and Tongfahao offer yet another layer of culinary experiences.
β Tips & Reminders:
- Sun Protection: During the May Day holiday, Tianjin’s weather can be quite hot. Make sure to take adequate sun protection measures, such as applying sunscreen and wearing a hat.
- Safety: When visiting attractions, always be mindful of your personal and belongings’ safety, especially in crowded areas.
- Civilized Travel: Behave in a respectful and polite manner during your travels, avoiding any behavior that may offend others.
Feel free to share your own experiences and tips about Tianjin! We welcome all sisters who have visited this charming city to contribute and enhance our travel guide! #TianjinTravel #TianjinFood #MayDayTianjinTravel #WhereToGoOnMayDay #MayDayTravel #MayDayHoliday
