Travel Asia | Travel China by Train -Shanghai-Hangzhou-Suzhou HD
www.cliptravelworld.eu presents : Travel China by Train .HD – from Kim – Scenery lifes from Shanghai – Hangzhou- Suzhou cities Maglev : China Magnetic Levitation Train – Line Shanghai Int. Airport to Longyan Station ( 30.7 kms – 7′ 20″ – 431km/h ) CRH : China Railway High Speed – Record 375 km/h Shanghai to Hangzhou ( 2 hours) Shanghai to Suzhou ( 45 minutes )
Question by aaaannddy: What do you think of my SE Asia travel health plan?
I’m planning to get vaccinations for Typhoid, Hepatitis A, and the Flu. I might get a Tetnus/diptheria/pertussis booster.
I will bring DEET spray, Amodium A-D, Tums, sunscreen, and iodine tablets/tincture.
Am I forgetting any essentials? Do you have any precautionary advice?
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by joshesq
You forgot to mention where you will be traveling. Your actual destinations will greatly impact your choices. I got similar vaccinations as you are contemplating, plus Hep B (just to be extra careful in case in might get injured and need a blood transfusion). On my first 3 world trips, I also brought along malaria pills. But on my last 2 trips, I skipped that, since I had learned that SEA malaria was resistant to the pills I had been taking. I don’t know what Amodium is, but if it’s not for diarrhea, I might add that as well. Oh yeah; also bring one small bottle of eye drops, since it’s easy to get your eyes dried out in lots of places. And one small bottle of Asprin/pain pills, of course.
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@Cliptravelworld, both the trains you took were still D trains, the top speed of D train is no more than 250km/h. The latest and fastest trains are G trains, which is capable 350km/h and above. The G trains between Shanghai and Hangzhou are the best. The trains used in this route are CRH-380A, which means they are capable to run up to 380km/h in commercial service though it runs top speed at only 355km/h in Shanghai Hangzhou route.
enzhus ,you’re right . Error in video !
October 2010 , I’ve taken :
D5663 – Shanghai South at 11:41 am to Hangzhou 12:59 / 173kms & 1h19
D5478 – Shanghai Hongqiao at 07:25 am to Suzhou 8:07 am / 84kms & 42min
Nice video. However the CRH train you had is already outdated.
With the latest CRH trains:
Shanghai to Hangzhou (45 minutes)
Shanghai to Suzhou (24 minutes)
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