How do you want
to see China?
Start with the experiences you would like more time for. These are ways to think about a trip, rather than fixed packages.
History, at your pace.
Build around the places you most want to understand. Leave time between the headline sights to walk, sit and notice everyday life.
Start exploring
Beijing for imperial landmarks and hutong neighbourhoods. Xi’an for an ancient capital and the Terracotta Army.
The choice to make
One city gives you more time to go deeper. Combining both adds another perspective, as well as a travel day to plan.
A taste of everyday China.
Give a neighbourhood walk or a teahouse afternoon as much room as a famous attraction. Food can be a reason to slow down and explore.
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Shanghai for riverside views and city neighbourhoods. Chengdu for teahouses, Sichuan food and panda-related visits.
The choice to make
Pick a few interests for each day. Keep an open block for discoveries, meals and a rest when you need one.
More room for nature.
Make the landscape the main event. Think about walking, weather and the journey to each viewpoint, rather than counting stops on a map.
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Guilin and Yangshuo for karst hills and river country. Zhangjiajie for sandstone peaks and forest scenery.
The choice to make
Check the access and walking demands of the specific places you choose. Leave flexibility for weather and avoid filling every day with transfers.
A first trip,
with room to breathe.
A 14-day planning example connects Beijing, Xi’an and Shanghai. Use it to compare time in each place with time spent moving.
Explore the 14-day example01 Beijing
02 Xi’an
03 Shanghai
An editorial example. Check your actual transport, opening arrangements and entry requirements before booking.
A few places
in mind?
Save the places that catch your eye. When you’re ready, leave your details and our team will get back to you.
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