Hardly! Luyuanping (鹿院坪) is a breathtaking, highly secluded canyon village in Enshi, Hubei Province, China. It is famously isolated and completely inaccessible by standard roads or railways, requiring visitors to hike or take a cable car to reach the village floor. We love YouTube’s Yan, from Little Chinese Everywhere. If China has been your desire, but not your reality, watching her episode will make you feel like you’re there, doing the real thing. Like most adventurers, she is fearless and, vicariously, she makes you feel that way.
So, watch the Luyanping village video and feel like you’re there with her. One of the best aspects is that when you try to use “their” language – almost any language, others will do their best to make things meet. That kind of interaction, usually ends up in smiles, laughs and unforgettable memories. Watch the video and you see what we mean. Maybe we’ll see you there. Click here
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Ni Hao! Whether you’re braving the crowds of Beijing, retracing the footsteps of nomads before you on the Silk Road, or hiking the Great Wall, China is as diverse as you’d expect a country of 1.4 billion people to be. Such uniqueness brings surprises – some amazing, others not so. This is where travel insurance comes in. World Nomads policies may help in the face of the unexpected, allowing you to explore China with the confidence of a support team behind you. Consider if you’ve selected the right travel insurance plan for your specific needs. World Nomads has two levels of cover – the Standard Plan and Explorer Plan – that offer different benefits, limits and sub-limits so it’s best to compare them to see which one suits your travel needs. Click here