Nanjiabao Holiday Deals

Nanjiabao Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nanjiabao

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It lies 300 kilometres west of Beijing, the capital of China.

Shuozhou is 17 kilometres to the west and worth visiting. Need more ideas? Zuoyun County, 40 kilometres to the north of Nanjiabao, should be your next stop.

Go on an adventure and see what's on offer in Taihuai. This place is 100 kilometres to the southeast and not far from Wutai Shan, the Qixian Temple and the Bishan Temple. That said, don't miss Xiǎntōng Temple and Tǎyuàn Temple either.

Whether you enjoy the opulence of Michelin stars or gulping down a snack from a street stall, tasting the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not tingle your taste buds by trying some of the region's delectable offerings?

Curious about some of the surprises you're likely to find on your plate? There's every chance they'll include pork, garlic or perhaps even both.

Ask one of the locals what to eat in Nanjiabao and hot and sour soup will likely be the first thing they mention. Peking barbecue is another iconic local food you might like to bite into.

Make good use of your transit time by learning a handful of phrases in Mandarin. 'Wǒ tīngbùdǒng' translates as 'I don't understand'. Maybe you'll find 'Wǎnān' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? This means 'good night'.

"Huí tóu jiàn" doesn't need to sound so final. Why not put away a few Chinese renminbis for your return?

Would you like to know where the nearest airport is? Well, it's called Baita Airport (HET) and it's 160 kilometres to the northwest.