During your travel, you must always keep in mind about the restrictions. Therefore, it is better to have a clear-cut idea prior to your desired China tour. The Chinese can be considered in their cultural taste desires and activities. They are devoted towards their religious beliefs to such an extent that they like to maintain privacy among some of their heartiest heritages. Every tourist and foreign traveller thus must respect their beliefs and views.

So when you are making your delightful trip to China, you must keep in mind never to click a photo of the famous Shaolin Temple. This temple has been an ancient heritage of the Chinese people which was established by an Indian monk and this temple has been the storage place of riches, Shaolin Kung Fu and shaolin monks. The Chinese have been very possessive about this temple and so it has been kept out of Tourism. No visitor is allowed inside the temple and it continues to be so.

The strict Chinese laws deny visitors to take any snaps of the military facilities. The restricted military sites and facilities also fall among some of the rare examples of “What Not to Photograph during You China Travel”. But this is mainly owing to the security issues and rules.

The Cultural site of the Terra Cotta Soldiers in Xian is also a restricted site for the Tourists and Travellers in terms of photography. This is also a possessive heritage of the Chinese people which show cases statues of the famous Terra Cotta warriors, musicians, chariots, horses and many more. Apart from this the general curtsy of not clicking photos of a stranger without permission must be avoided. So these are the only restrictions in an otherwise photography friendly paradise.

China has been treasure house of the Asian continent with traditions, cultures, heritages and wonders. China has been a destination full of natural wonders, monumental site scenes, oasis of diversity and heritage buildings. As such, quite often the security and protection measures have been high and rock solid. In general clicking photos of the serene beauty of nature, the cultural buildings, picturesque cities and lifestyle are allowed, but there are particular restrictions for some of the most devoted heritages of China. There would be, however, some arrival tips and language issues, which every tourist must be aware of.

In an otherwise friendly country with great culture and people, there are strict rules that would be applicable for every visitor into the country. The arrival tips would certainly comprise ensuring the accuracy of your passport details. The arrival of every traveller will enforce upon passport and immigration inspection. The other formality would be the Customs Declaration Form which has to be filled in during your flight to China. Apart from the basic luggage checking formalities, a copy of this Customs Declaration Form would be given and it has to be preserved until the exit or departure out of the country. During departure this form would be presented to the Customs officer.

Once you are through with the initial Custom formalities during your visit to the country, you are through and need to catch the cabs, private cars or your Tourism bus. The Chinese language is one of the toughest among most languages and the taxi drivers are not well proficient in English. In fact most of them do not know English. But that doesn’t mean that you have to know Chinese. You might hire guides for the self-funded visits or even have prior written directions in the Chinese language and a chart drawn out for your own convenience.