Winter Tours in China

Marvel at Harbin’s iconic Ice and Snow World, brilliantly illuminated at night with dazzling colors and intricate sculptures.

Explore Saint Sophia Cathedral and Laodaowai Baroque Street, admiring stunning Russian-influenced architecture and historic cultural charm.

Taste authentic local flavors with Northeast Iron Pot Stew and handmade dumplings at the famous Oriental Dumplings King.

Stroll along Harbin’s Central Pedestrian Street and relax at Stalin Park, enjoying scenic views of the Songhua River.

Discover massive, intricate snow sculptures at Harbin’s Sun Island Park during the world-renowned International Snow Sculpture Art Expo.

Ski China's top slopes at Yabuli, China's largest and best-equipped winter resort, offering pristine runs for all skill levels.

Marvel at the glowing, massive ice castles and intricate snow sculptures during Harbin's world-famous annual International Ice and Snow Festival.

Encounter majestic Amur tigers on a thrilling open-bus safari adventure at Harbin's Siberian Tiger Park, observing these powerful predators up close.

Stroll through the historic, cobblestone Central Avenue, lined with beautiful Russian-style architecture and bustling with winter charm and shopping.

Experience unique snow activities like energetic dog sledding, fun snow tubing, and exciting snowmobiling across Yabuli's vast winter wonderland.

Admire the Byzantine beauty and green-domed grandeur of St. Sophia Cathedral, a landmark of Harbin's rich Russian architectural heritage.

Visit Tiananmen Square and then explore the grand Forbidden City, experiencing centuries of imperial Chinese history and magnificent architecture.

Walk along the Mutianyu Great Wall, taking in breathtaking mountain views and enjoying the surrounding scenic landscapes.

Discover the Shaolin Temple, learning about Zen Buddhism, martial arts history, and the origins of legendary Kung Fu.

Marvel at the Longmen Grottoes, admiring thousands of intricate Buddhist carvings and the impressive Vairocana Buddha statue.

Visit Xian’s life-sized Terracotta Warriors, exploring the fascinating ancient army and Emperor Qin’s remarkable burial complex.

Snack your way through the Muslim Quarter’s lively night streets, sampling local delicacies and experiencing authentic cultural flavors.

Walk across Tiananmen Square, the largest public square in the world, surrounded by grand monuments and significant cultural landmarks.

Discover imperial history at the Forbidden City with expert storytelling, uncovering royal traditions, hidden courtyards, and centuries of fascinating Chinese heritage.

Ride a rickshaw through Beijing’s historic Hutongs and alleyways, experiencing traditional courtyards, local culture, and authentic neighborhood charm.

Hike the scenic Mutianyu section of the Great Wall, enhanced by a thrilling cable car ride with breathtaking views.

Stroll through the Summer Palace, admire the painted Long Corridor, and enjoy serene lakeside views with imperial charm.

Visit the Temple of Heaven, a masterpiece of Ming dynasty architecture, where emperors once prayed for good harvests.

Admire the majestic Potala Palace in Lhasa, the former winter residence of the Dalai Lamas, rich in history.

Experience Tibetan devotion at Jokhang Temple, then explore the bustling Barkhor Street filled with local culture and traditions.

Visit Drepung and Sera Monasteries, two of Tibet’s most important spiritual centers, and witness daily monastic rituals.

Stroll through Norbulingka’s serene gardens, the Dalai Lamas’ former summer retreat, and admire its traditional Tibetan architecture.

Visit Tiananmen Square, then explore the Forbidden City’s imperial grandeur, witnessing centuries of Chinese history and magnificent architecture.

Hike the Mutianyu Great Wall, enjoy a scenic cable car ride, and take in panoramic views of surrounding mountains.

Delight in a Xian dumpling feast, followed by an engaging Tang Dynasty performance showcasing music, dance, and traditional costumes.

Marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, learning fascinating stories and historical insights about Emperor Qin’s army and ancient China..

Explore the iconic Potala Palace in Lhasa, once the home of the Dalai Lamas, rich in art and history.

Visit the Giant Panda Base during morning feeding time, watching these adorable creatures eat, play, and interact naturally.

Watch a captivating Sichuan Opera performance, famous for dramatic face-changing, colorful costumes, and enthralling theatrical storytelling techniques.

Wander through Yu Garden’s classical landscapes, then explore Tianzifang’s creative lanes filled with boutiques, cafes, and vibrant local culture.

Explore the extraordinary karst landforms of the UNESCO-listed Stone Forest and dive into the rich traditions of the local Yi minority culture.

Wander through the vast, flower-filled lanes of Dounan Market, a mesmerizing and fragrant hub that is the largest of its kind in Asia.

Soak in the breathtaking views of Erhai Lake from Dali’s photogenic lakeside resort area, often compared to a Chinese Santorini.

Stroll through the vibrant and eclectic Foreigner Street in Dali Old Town, a historic lane famous for its unique shops and cafes.

Visit a local Tibetan family in Shangri-La for a heartfelt home experience and savor a cup of authentic, savory butter tea together.

Spin the massive, golden prayer wheel at the summit of Dukezong Ancient Town, one of the world's largest, and make a wish.

Stand in awe at the edge of the mighty Tiger Leaping Gorge, one of the deepest and most dramatic river canyons on Earth.

Marvel at the dazzling ice castles and intricate sculptures at Harbin Ice and Snow World, a magical winter wonderland.

Experience the thrill of riding a snowmobile through Datudingzi Mountain’s frosty trails, surrounded by stunning winter landscapes.

View charming fairy-tale wooden cottages blanketed in thick snow at Snow Town and admire the enchanting winter landscapes.

Discover Harbin's rich history and architectural beauty at Saint Sophia Cathedral and the charming Laodaowai Baroque Street.

Cruise along the frozen river, marveling at the massive, intricate snow sculptures at Sun Island Park’s International Snow Sculpture Art Expo.

Savor Northeast Chinese Iron Pot Stew and regional dumplings for the ultimate winter comfort food.