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Hello Team, this page was created to help you to deal with all things related to travel in China .

The first tool we are using is an AI chatbot from Lost Road. You can find it through the Blue Icon below. Right now, we are still testing it, but soon it will be available to help you and our clients get information quickly and easily. I have also set up a system to collect emails from users.

The Blue Icon gives you access to the AI Chatbot. Here, you can ask many questions about travel in our Lost Road destinations (China, Tibet, Taiwan, Macau, and Hong Kong) or ask for help with site descriptions and email corrections. You can ask in English, Chinese, French, Spanish, and other languages. You can also request answers in your preferred language. For example, “Hello Ai (always be polite), please describe the Lama Temple in Beijing. Write in French.”

When using an AI chatbot for the first time, keep these tips in mind for better results:

  1. Be clear and specific: Ask clear questions. This helps the chatbot give you accurate answers.

    For example: Instead of “What are some good places to visit in China?” try “Can you recommend must-see attractions in Beijing, Shanghai, and Xi’an for a 10-day trip?”
  2. Use keywords: Add specific words related to your question. This helps the chatbot understand you better.

    For example: Instead of “What should I pack for my trip to China?” ask “What clothing should I pack for a trip to China in October?”
  3. Break down complex questions: If your question is complicated, split it into smaller parts. This makes it easier for the chatbot to respond.
  4. Be patient: The chatbot may not always answer quickly or perfectly. Give it time to process and respond.
  5. Provide feedback: If the answer isn’t what you wanted or you have more questions, let the chatbot know. This helps it improve over time.

Using an AI chatbot for the first time can be a learning process. By following these tips and practicing, you’ll get better at asking questions and finding the information you need.