Fanshi Holiday Deals

Fanshi Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Fanshi

Yep. We understand. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it high time you thought of your next adventure? Fanshi awaits!

It's situated 280 kilometres west of Beijing, the capital of China.

Mother Nature's splendour can be witnessed around Fanshi. Just 35 kilometres away, Wutai Shan is a wonderful place to start. Yanmenguan Pass sits 35 kilometres away and is another favourite spot to find some peace and quiet.

Don't forget to go to FanShiXian ZhanLanGuan to see if anything catches your eye.

Dai County is 30 kilometres to the southwest and worthy of your time. Need some more ideas? Taihuai, 35 kilometres to the southeast of Fanshi, ought to be on your list.

To truly experience a place is to taste the local food and drink, so get set to gnaw, nibble, sip and swig your way across Shanxi. The only thing you need to take with you is your appetite!

An essential ingredient in the fare here is pork. Another is garlic. Give them a go if they're not a part of your food repertoire already.

While Fanshi is home to a variety of delicious foods, you shouldn't leave without tasting hot and sour soup and Peking barbecue. Considered local specialties, you'll need to stick them on your must-eat list if you really want to taste this destination.

There's more to travelling than just seeing the sights and eating new things. It's also about the connections you make with the people and their culture. Enrich your Shanxi getaway by learning some words in the local tongue. Try to get your mouth around 'Nǐ hǎo'. It translates as 'hello'. Maybe you'll find 'Wǒ tīngbùdǒng' easier to say? This means 'I don't understand'.

When your holiday comes to an end and it's time to say "Huí tóu jiàn" to Fanshi, don't fret — it will always be there awaiting your next visit!

If you're travelling by air, it's probably wise to map out a route to the terminal before leaving. From the centre of Fanshi, you'll need to travel around 170 kilometres south to Wusu Airport (TYN), the nearest airport.