Oh my, the crowds in Tianjin during Qingming Festival were truly overwhelming…and I can only imagine how much more terrifying it will be during the May Day holiday. The internet is already filled with posts warning against visiting Tianjin due to the overwhelming number of tourists and the subsequent poor personal experience. It’s quite amusing that even my college friends from other cities have chosen to visit Tianjin, and I’m thrilled to have them here. We’ve enjoyed the delicious local cuisine and shared some unforgettable moments, like witnessing an elderly man catching a magnificent fish on a bridge, which drew cheers and applause from the crowd. This, perhaps, is the unique atmosphere of Tianjin. #MayDay #Tianjin #AvoidingCrowds #Travel #TianjinCuisine #WhereToGoOnMayDay Everyone is welcome, of course! If you’re looking to purchase the famous Shibajie Mahua, I recommend avoiding tourist spots and instead opting for supermarkets via food delivery services. This way, you can enjoy fresh products delivered directly to your hotel, and simply request a gift bag in the notes. Alternatively, you can always visit a supermarket in person.
Recently, Tianjin has garnered significant attention, drawing hordes of tourists during holidays. If you’re planning a visit to Tianjin and want to avoid the crowds, […]
Dear sisters planning a trip to Tianjin in April-May, this travel guide is tailored just for you! As a frequent visitor from Beijing, I’ve compiled […]
