Will a sleep sheet be sufficient for China Explored, departing Oct 1st?
Thanks
Anonymous
Posts: 4064
Re: Sleeping Sheet
Hi Debi,
You'll need to bring a cotton sleep sheet for when your travelling overnight on the trains. You'll be provided with a blanket and a pillow but the linen provided isn't brilliant so a sleep sheet is a very good idea.
[b][email]chris@imtrav.co.uk[/email][/b]
Anonymous
Posts: 4064
Re: Sleeping Sheet
Tip: if you don't have the space to take a sleep sheet with you, take a large bathing/beach towel instead. If the bedding is not to your liking, you can use the towel to sleep on or under! And you'll probably take a towel with you anyway for those swimming opportunities.
That's what I did on the Great China Adventure tour, and in the end I found out that the bedding was quite allright, and I didn't need my towel. But I only travelled in eastern parts of China, I don't know how the trains are like in more rural parts.
Anyway, have fun on your trip!
Robert.
[This message has been edited by HamersR (edited September 10, 2001).]
Re: Sleeping Sheet
Hi Debi,
You'll need to bring a cotton sleep sheet for when your travelling overnight on the trains. You'll be provided with a blanket and a pillow but the linen provided isn't brilliant so a sleep sheet is a very good idea.
[b][email]chris@imtrav.co.uk[/email][/b]
Re: Sleeping Sheet
Tip: if you don't have the space to take a sleep sheet with you, take a large bathing/beach towel instead. If the bedding is not to your liking, you can use the towel to sleep on or under! And you'll probably take a towel with you anyway for those swimming opportunities.
That's what I did on the Great China Adventure tour, and in the end I found out that the bedding was quite allright, and I didn't need my towel. But I only travelled in eastern parts of China, I don't know how the trains are like in more rural parts.
Anyway, have fun on your trip!
Robert.
[This message has been edited by HamersR (edited September 10, 2001).]