In my opinion, Sichuan is the most beautiful province in China. It’s home to many national parks and hiking trails that provide spectacular and scenic views. You’ll see snow-capped mountains, golden-colored trees (in the autumn), cerulean lakes, and waterfalls during your trip.
The gateway to this part of China is Chengdu, a chill city that’s one of my favorites. Chongqing used to be part of Sichuan province but became one of only four direct-administered municipalities in the country in 1997. It’s a massive megacity that has around 30 million residents, the combined total of urban and rural areas within the municipality.
The city is also a jump-off point to famous natural and cultural attractions. This guide can help you plan your trip to both places. Getting a visa Filipinos need to apply for a visa to enter China.
These are the basic requirements: Original passport with at least one blank visa page and valid for at least six more months. You’ll also need to bring a photocopy of the emergency contact and information page. Old passport A recent 48mm x 33mm photo taken within the last six months.
Photocopy of previous Chinese visas, if it isn’t your first time visiting. If you’re a first-time applicant, you also need to submit the following: Bank certificate and 6 months bank statement Certificate of employment (for employees) Business registration certificate (for owners) Stamped BIR income tax return For more information, visit the following websites: http://p.