nihaovisit is a practical China travel guide for foreign visitors, published in English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. It covers 333 cities, more than 1,000 attractions and museums, visa rules, payments, transport and the everyday problems that trip-planning actually runs into.
Every guide on the site is built the same way: a real route or visit comes first, the claims are checked against official sources, and the page is re-verified when rules change. China's travel specifics — visa-free transit windows, super-app payment setup, passport-based ticket collection — are the parts most likely to be wrong or outdated on the open web, so they get their own fact-checking pass.
The methodology page explains the full pipeline: how we research covers source selection, on-site checking and the update cycle. The short version: official Chinese sources first (China National Tourism Administration, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, railway and airline sites), then on-the-ground confirmation, then a dated revision every time a rule changes.
Our fact-checking policy explains how claims are graded and what happens when a source conflicts.
Corrections, partnership questions and feedback go through the contact page — WeChat and email are both answered. Every page also carries a dated last-updated stamp, and corrections are published when a reader catches something we missed.