China Tour Packages

China Packages

Discover China in a Week: Top Sights from Beijing to Shanghai

Embark on a captivating 7-day journey through China's rich tapestry of history and modern marvels. From the majestic Great Wall in Beijing to the ancient Terracotta Warriors in Xi’an, and the bustling skyline of Shanghai, this tour offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion and contemporary experiences. Ideal for families and first-time visitors, discover the essence of China in a week filled with unforgettable memories.

USD 1,208/person

6 days

China Spectacle: Cultural Icons & Festive Journeys

Step into a world of wonder on this 6-day journey through iconic China. Traverse the ancient stones of the Great Wall, wander through the Forbidden City, join in local festive experiences, and marvel at traditional arts in Beijing’s cultural quarters. Explore serene temples, bustling markets, and crafty workshops that bring Chinese heritage to life. With comfortable hotels, private transport, and knowledgeable guides, this tour delivers both celebrated highlights and local charm, perfect for explorers seeking authenticity and cultural immersion.

USD 2,177/person

3 days

Explore Shanghai in 3 Days: Temples to Skyline

Experience the vibrant blend of tradition and modernity in Shanghai over three unforgettable days. From ancient temples and classical gardens to towering skyscrapers and scenic river cruises, this tour offers a comprehensive glimpse into China's most dynamic city. Ideal for first-time visitors, immerse yourself in the culture, history, and futuristic charm that define Shanghai.

USD 303/person

3-Day Private Tour of Incredible Beijing Highlights

3 days

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3-Day Private Tour of Incredible Beijing Highlights

Hit the incredible highlights of Beijing without the hassles of planning on this 3-Day door-to-door private tour. Check off Five of Beijing’s biggest attractions—Great Wall of China, Summer Palace, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven and Ming Tombs for a more. Stroll through historic Hutong alleys. Upgrade for a comprehensive package with city transportation and lunch. 1: Visit Mutianyu, one of the best-preserved sections of the Great Wall 2: Explore the impressive complex of the Forbidden City 3: Check off 5 world UNESCO Herigates 4: Take it easy with pickup and drop-off direct from your hotel 5: Enjoy a private tour with a professional guide

USD 628/person

From Great Wall to Gardens: Your Dream China Trip Starts Here

China isn’t just a destination, it’s a feeling that stays with you long after you return.

From walking along the Great Wall as the wind brushes past ancient stones, to watching neon lights reflect on Shanghai’s skyline, every moment here feels larger than life. One day you’re exploring royal palaces, the next you’re sipping tea in a quiet garden or cruising past dramatic mountain landscapes.

Our China tour packages are designed to bring all these experiences together without the stress of planning. Just arrive, explore, and let the journey unfold.

China at a Glance – Quick Travel Info

Category	Quick Info
Visa	24h transit-free; 240h visa-free for 55 countries; mutual exemptions for 29 countries
Best time	Spring (Apr–May) & Autumn (Sep–Oct) – mild weather
Major airports	Beijing (PEK, PKX), Shanghai (PVG, SHA), Guangzhou (CAN), Chengdu (CTU, TFU)
Essential apps	Alipay, WeChat, Didi, Amap, Trip.com + VPN needed
Currency & payment	RMB (CNY); Alipay/WeChat Pay dominant; cards possible when linked
Transport	High-speed rail covers most cities; metro in major cities

Top Places to Visit in China

Destination	Main Highlight	Best For
Beijing	The Great Wall, Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, Hutongs	First-time visitors, history enthusiasts, culture seekers
Xi‘an	Terracotta Warriors, Ancient City Wall, Muslim Quarter, starting point of the Silk Road	History lovers, archaeology buffs, foodies
Shanghai	The Bund, Yu Garden, futuristic Pudong skyline, Disneyland	Modern city lovers, shoppers, and families
Zhangjiajie (Hunan)	Towering sandstone pillars, Avatar "Hallelujah" mountains, the world‘s longest glass bridge	Nature lovers, hikers, adventure seekers, photographers
Guilin & Yangshuo (Guangxi)	Li River cruise, dramatic karst mountains, countryside cycling, bamboo rafting	Nature lovers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts
Chengdu (Sichuan)	Giant Pandas, spicy hotpot, Sichuan Opera, Leshan Giant Buddha	Animal lovers, foodies, culture enthusiasts
Lhasa (Tibet)	Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street, and breathtaking Tibetan Plateau scenery	Spiritual travelers, culture seekers, adventure travelers
Hangzhou	West Lake, Lingyin Temple, tea plantations, traditional gardens, romantic atmosphere	Romantics, nature lovers, those seeking tranquility
Huangshan (Anhui)	Yellow Mountains, granite peaks, hot springs, ancient villages, "the loveliest mountain of China."	Hikers, nature lovers, photographers
Suzhou (Jiangsu)	Classical Chinese gardens, canals, silk production, "Venice of the East."	Garden lovers, culture enthusiasts, romantics
Jiuzhaigou Valley (Sichuan)	Multi-level waterfalls, colorful lakes, snow-capped peaks, UNESCO World Heritage Site	Nature lovers, photographers, hikers
Karst Landscape Region (Guangxi)	Yangshuo‘s countryside, Yulong River bamboo rafting, "China‘s most beautiful rural view."	Nature lovers, outdoor adventurers, photographers
The Bund (Shanghai)	Historic waterfront, colonial architecture, stunning skyline views, and Huangpu River cruises	City lovers, photographers, romantics
Hong Kong (SAR)	Victoria Peak, Star Ferry, Disneyland, vibrant night markets, East-meets-West culture	Families, shoppers, foodies, culture enthusiasts
Wuyishan (Fujian)	Nine-bend River bamboo rafting, tea culture, ranked in 2025’s global top 50 summer escapes	Nature lovers, tea enthusiasts, adventure travelers

Best Time to Visit China – Season Guide

Season	Months	General Conditions	Temp Range (National Avg.)	Pros	Cons	Packing Tips
Spring	Mar – May	Rising temps, flowers bloom, comfortable for sightseeing; rainy in the south	10–20°C (50–68°F)	Pleasant weather, blooming landscapes	Labor Day holiday (May 1) crowds; occasional sandstorms in the north	Layers, light jacket, rain gear
Summer	Jun – Aug	Hot and humid; rainy season; typhoons possible along the southeast coast	18.5°C to >35°C (65°F to >95°F)	Good for high-altitude regions (Yunnan, Tibet, Inner Mongolia)	Intense heat and humidity; flooding; typhoons	Light clothing, sunscreen, hat, umbrella
Autumn	Sep – Nov	Dry, mild, sunny; clear skies; beautiful fall foliage	15–25°C (59–77°F)	Best overall weather; stunning scenery	Peak travel season; National Day holiday (Oct 1–7), crowds and high prices	Sweaters or a light coat; book well in advance
Winter	Dec – Feb	Harshly cold in the north; mild in the south; cheapest travel season	-10°C to 15°C (14°F to 59°F)	Fewer crowds, lower costs; Harbin Ice Festival	Very cold in the north (challenging for some)	Thick jacket, gloves, scarf, thermal wear (for the north)

Estimated Trip Cost for China Tour Package

Package Type	Examples & Typical Inclusions	Duration	Estimated Cost Per Person (USD)
Budget (Group Tours)	Price Range: $740 – $1,667 Sample Package: Focus on scenic destinations (e.g., Xinjiang, Guilin, Lijiang) Inclusions: 3-star hotel, economy flights or high-speed rail, guided day tours, entry tickets	7 days	$740 – $1,000
Mid-Range (Group/Private Tours)	Price Range: $1,600 – $2,600+ Sample Package: Classic 8-12 Day Itinerary (Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Shanghai) Inclusions: 4-star hotel, some meals, private vehicle for some legs, domestic flights, tour guide	8-12 days	$1,600 – $2,600
Luxury (Private/Luxury Train)	Price Range: $3,000 – $6,000+ Sample Package: 14-Day Private Tour (Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu, Shanghai) or Exclusive 10-Day Aman Resort Experience Inclusions: 5-star & boutique hotels, private car & experienced guide, all meals, set excursions	10-14 days	$3,000 – $6,000+
Ultra-Luxury (Specialty)	Includes exclusive experiences like a 22-day journey on the Golden Eagle Silk Road Express (priced at $50,700+ per person) or professional, small-group innovation tours (starting at over $7,000 per person)	–	–

Perfect Day Trips From China's Major Cities

From	Destination	Highlight	Travel Time / How to Get	Timely Tip
Beijing	Great Wall of China (Mutianyu): The most iconic and well-restored Great Wall section	UNESCO World Heritage. Hike or take the scenic cable car up the ancient wonder. Generally less crowded than Badaling.	70 km. ~1.5 hours by bus/car.	Go early (before 9 a.m.) to avoid the biggest crowds, and try the thrilling toboggan ride down!
Shanghai	Suzhou: The "Venice of the East"	Classical Chinese gardens (Humble Administrator's Garden), canals, and exquisite silk culture.	100 km. 25-30 mins by high-speed train.	A day trip to Suzhou is perfect for a dose of old-world China within an hour of Shanghai's skyscrapers.
Chengdu	Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: Adorable pandas from cubs to adults	See giant pandas up close, including playful cubs. The best chance to witness these national treasures.	15 km. ~30-40 minutes by taxi.	Arrive before 8:30 a.m. when the center opens; pandas are most active during the morning (often sleeping by afternoon).
Xi'an	Terracotta Warriors & Horses Museum: The Eighth Wonder of the World	The life-sized army of China's first emperor is an archaeological wonder and a UNESCO site.	40 km. ~1 hour by bus or tour shuttle.	Hire a local guide at the entrance for fascinating context you'd otherwise miss.
Guangzhou	Gulong Canyon & Glass Skywalk Bridge: Thrilling heights and waterfall views	Walk the grand glass-bottom bridge and climb adventure tracks beside a massive waterfall. It's a long but very rewarding day trip.	90 km. ~2 hours by private car (full day).	Book a private tour to handle logistics and beat the crowds, maximizing time for canyon hiking.
Hangzhou	Lingyin Temple & Xixi National Wetland Park: Monks, nature, and serene boating	China's most famous Buddhist temple, followed by a relaxing boat ride through tranquil wetland canals and old fishing villages.	Lingyin Temple is near West Lake. Xixi is a 20-minute drive.	Eat the delicious and serene vegetarian lunch at the Lingyin Temple restaurant.
Nanjing	Yangzhou: The city of slender West Lake and exquisite gardens	Explore the Slender West Lake, historic Daming Temple, and buzzing Dongguan Street. Known for its refined, historical charm.	100 km. ~50 minutes by high-speed train.	A perfect cultural alternative to the more famous (and crowded) Suzhou.
Kunming	The Stone Forest (Shilin) A surreal grey karst landscape	Wander through a natural maze of towering limestone pillars formed over 270 million years. A stunning UNESCO Global Geopark.	85 km. ~1.5 hours by bus/train.	Wear sturdy shoes—you'll be doing a lot of walking on uneven stone paths for the best views.
Guilin	Li River Cruise to Yangshuo: The archetypal Chinese landscape	The classic 4-hour cruise through the iconic karst peaks featured on the 20 yuan note. See fishermen with cormorants.	4-hour boat cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo (return ~1.5 hours by bus).	Take the cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo, then spend the rest of the day biking through Yangshuo's incredible countryside.
Zhangjiajie	Grand Canyon & Glass Bridge: Walk on air and into a cave	Walk the world's longest glass-bottomed bridge, then descend into the beautiful Yellow Dragon Cave, one of Asia's longest.	30 km. ~1 hour by car/tour bus.	Pre-book your tickets online. The glass bridge requires advanced reservations and is a timed entry.
Luoyang	Longmen Grottoes: Thousands of Buddha statues carved into a cliff	One of China’s "Four Great Grottoes," with over 2,300 caves and 100,000 statues, including the massive 17-meter Vairocana Buddha.	Take the high-speed train to Luoyang Longmen Station, then a 15-minute taxi ($3).	Visit for sunset. The golden light on the Buddha statues and the night illumination (check for night tour schedule) is magical.
Harbin	Volga Manor: A slice of Russian fairytale near the Siberian border	A stunning riverside estate with authentic Russian architecture, a windmill, an art gallery, and the Nicholas Church replica.	30 km. ~1 hour by tourist shuttle.	Winter is magical when the estate is covered in snow and ice, making you feel like you're in a Dr. Zhivago film.
Qingdao	Laoshan Scenic Area & Yangkou: A sacred Taoist mountain by the sea	Hike the "Most Prestigious Mountain on the Sea" with stunning coastal views, Taoist temples, and unique rock formations.	50 km. ~1 hour by bus / private car.	Start early to hike and take the cable car; book a combined tour that includes a seafood lunch, a local specialty.
Xiamen	Fujian Tulou (Earthen Houses): The giant "alien spaceships" of the Hakka people	Explore the unique, massive, circular earthen fortresses of the Hakka people, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One is even called "Earth Building King" (Chengqi Lou).	150 km. ~3 hours by private tour (full day).	This is a long day. It's best done on an organized tour or with a private driver, as logistics can be tricky for a solo trip.
Sanya	Wuzhizhou Island & Haitang Bay: Clear turquoise waters and water sports	A premier spot for snorkeling, diving, and jet skiing. Relax on pristine white-sand beaches or chase a sunset at Deer Turn Head Park.	Wuzhizhou Island: 20-min boat from the dock.	After the island, head to Haitang Bay’s duty‑free shops – it's the largest duty‑free complex in the world, perfect for luxury shopping.