Lunar New Year in Eastern Europe: A Multinational Experience

Traveling to Eastern Europe for the Lunar New Year? Check out this 12-day multi-country travel guide to make your trip more exciting and efficient! . 🏃 Itinerary: DAY 1: Shanghai (meeting day) ❤️ DAY 2-3: Depart for Budapest, explore the Paris of Eastern Europe and Szentendre, then head to Bratislava and Brno. DAY 4-5: Head to Prague, explore Prague Castle, then head to Karlovy Vary and the Budweiser town of Budweis. DAY 6-7: Explore the CK town of Krumlov and the postcard town of Hallstatt, and finally arrive in Vienna. DAY 8: Experience the rich history of Vienna, the world capital of music. DAY 9: Explore the Baroque palace of Schönbrunn, a cultural heritage site, then head to the shopping paradise of Pandorf, and finally return to Budapest. DAY 10: Explore Budapest in depth, with a special Danube cruise experience. DAY 11-12: Return from Budapest to Shanghai ❤️ . 🎒 Travel essentials: A multi-country trip to Eastern Europe, here's what you need to bring! 📘 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, remember to check the expiration date, and keep a copy. 🔌 Electronics: Plug adapters are essential, as Eastern European outlets may be different from those in your home. Don't forget chargers and power banks. 🧥 Clothing: Eastern Europe is quite cold in January, so bring a thick coat, scarf, and gloves. Waterproof shoes are also useful, so you don't have to worry about getting wet in the snow. These are the essentials for a multi-country trip to Eastern Europe, so get ready and go! 🚀 . A multi-country trip to Eastern Europe is simple and fun! Pack your bags and set off to meet your Eastern European romance! 🌍✨