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Reviews: Prado Museum
Guest User2013-06-19
Because my China Eastern Airlines e-card was about to expire, I chose a flight from Shanghai to Kunming. I've always loved group tours; they're hassle-free and I can travel with different friends. This trip was no exception: Family #1: A cheerful young couple from Shanghai (one chubby, one thin) Family #2: A family of four from three generations in Hangzhou who had just finished their college entrance exams and were traveling all over the country Family #3: A loving young couple from Shanghai dressed in blue And our family #4: My best friend's family The chubby girl and tour guide were both strong and enthusiastic, and reminded me of a former colleague from western Fujian. Zhishilamu Zhuoma was a kind and gentle older sister who was prone to altitude sickness. And the driver, who always arrived at the stops before the other groups, quietly made the journey. These travel companions, along with the breathtaking scenery and the blazing sun, remain in my beautiful memories of Yunnan. I also hope that my friend will be happy after this trip and find a good job soon.
Reviews: Eurail Pass (European Rail Pass) [Includes SIM card voucher for multiple European countries/Refundable if not activated/Includes train services in 33 European countries/Discounts on Swiss attractions]
Guest User2026-08-27
Excellent! I caught the 618 shopping festival, and the price for two adults and one child was 1000 yuan cheaper than on Taobao. Booking tickets through the app was also very convenient. I chose a 7-day pass. Having traveled to several countries, I found that there are three main types of train travel in Europe: some trains require seat reservations and charge extra; some trains don't allow seat reservations, and you just sit where there are empty seats; and some trains allow seat reservations, but you can also choose not to. In practice, I found that most people don't reserve seats, as there are usually empty seats available, so you don't need to pay extra for seat reservations.