Describe the trip in a sentence or a short paragraph. Or tap up to six places, in the order you want to visit them. The builder writes a day-by-day English article for a first visit, then opens that page.
What the article covers
The page is written for a first visit. It explains payment apps, a map, a translation app, and how to show an address to a driver. Each day has clock times, stops from the place list, and a meal with a way to order if you cannot read the menu. A sentence is read as places and preferences only. The article does not invent a train number or a subway line. Hong Kong, Macau, and Lhasa keep their own entry notes.
Place lists for Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Xi’an, Hangzhou, and Lijiang are adapted from china-travel-kit. That project’s code is MIT and its travel data is CC BY-SA 4.0. The other destinations use the same kind of visitor notes, written for this site. The article itself is written here.
Questions people ask
What do I need to choose?
Write a sentence or a short paragraph, or tap up to six places in the order you want to visit them and set the days, pace, interests, travelers, budget, and season. The same request opens the same article.
Where does the finished itinerary go?
It is published under Travel, in the Itineraries section, and the tool opens that page. A later visitor who picks the same options is sent to the same article.
Which places can the article mention?
Only places stored for the destinations in your sentence or in the places you tapped. The list covers major cities and scenic areas across China, Hong Kong, and Macau, not every town. The article does not invent train numbers or subway line numbers.