Embark on a 20-day China tour that will take you through the heart of China’s rich history and stunning landscapes. Start in Beijing, where you’ll explore its imperial past. Then, travel to Xi’an to discover the ancient wonders of the Terracotta Army. Next, journey to Guilin, known for its breathtaking landscapes and dramatic karst mountains.
Cruise along the Yangtze River on your China tour, soaking in the natural beauty that surrounds you. Continue to Kunming, where vibrant culture and charming scenery await. In Dali, feel the allure of its historic streets and tranquil atmosphere. Then, visit Lijiang, a place where tradition and charm come together in perfect harmony.
Your China tour ends in Shanghai, where modern innovation blends seamlessly with traditional elegance. This is a journey you’ll never forget. Each stop offers a unique piece of China’s rich tapestry.
Upon your international landing at Beijing airport, our guide and driver will meet you outside the baggage claim area. Private transfer will take you directly to check into the hotel in Beijing, which is about an hour's drive. The remainder of the day will be at your leisure; you may either rest in the hotel to freshen up or explore the hotel neighborhood. Tips: If you want to explore near your hotel, please feel free to ask for practical suggestions from our experienced tour guide.
Our guide and driver will meet you at the hotel, private transfer to the airport for your onward flight home. Your fascinating China tour service ends.
The best times to visit China are in Spring (April to June) and Autumn (September to October), when the weather is mild and pleasant for exploring. Spring features blooming flowers and comfortable temperatures, while autumn offers beautiful fall foliage and clear skies. It's wise to avoid major holidays like Chinese New Year and National Day, as travel can be crowded and prices may increase.
Many Western social media platforms, such as Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Google services, are blocked in China. To access them, you'll need a VPN (Virtual Private Network). It's best to avoid free VPNs, as they can be unreliable; paid options usually perform better.
This tour can be tailored to your unique preferences. Whether you're traveling with family, friends, or on your own, we can design a personalized itinerary just for you.
No vaccines or health restrictions are required to enter China, but it's advisable to consult your healthcare provider about any recommended routine vaccines for traveling there.
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