About this website
SinoStay is a reference site for people travelling in China. It covers city guides, how to arrive by train or plane, and what to expect at stations and airports, written in plain English for readers who do not read Chinese. Each entry is put together from public data and checked before it goes up, so the guides stay consistent rather than repeating what other travel blogs say. The site also carries a small set of free tools, including a printable taxi card that shows a destination address in Chinese characters together with a map QR code, so a visitor can hand the card to a driver instead of trying to pronounce a street name.
Key features
- City guides for major destinations
- Rail and airport arrival notes
- Printable bilingual taxi card with a map QR code
- Travel journal articles written from checked data
- Free to read, no account needed
Who is this website for?
Independent travellers planning a trip to China, including first-time visitors who do not read Chinese.
What can visitors do here?
A visitor arrives in a Chinese city, prints a taxi card with the destination in Chinese characters, and shows it to the driver instead of trying to pronounce an address.
What makes it different?
The guides are written from a checked dataset rather than copied from other travel sites, and the tools are free with no sign-up.
