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Our ready-made tour itineraries lead you to all classic China cities -- capital Beijing, metropolis Shanghai, scenic Guilin, historic Xian, holy Tibet... cruising on the splendid Yangtze River, and adventuring along the ancient Silk Road. For details, please click China Tour Packages.
City Packages
- Beijing Tours ---- 27 Itineraries
Beijing, symbolizing the Great China, is an ideal place to explore a magnificent ancient civilization and brilliant culture. Never miss the Beijing tour when you travel to China. You will be impressed by its imperial palaces, historical stateliness, and majestic pomp.
- Xian Tours ---- 31 Itineraries
Xian, China's first capital and the start of the old "Silk Road," offers you a wonderful China trip to view the Terracotta Warriors, one of the world's most stupendous sights. With 20 other important cultural sites, your historical Xian tour will be a great highlight of your journey.
- Guilin Tours ---- 10 Itineraries
Guilin, a city with the best scenery in China, presents to you its elegant mountains and rivers. Enduring memories will be created on your Li River cruise with a designed free day allowing you to relax and breathe the freshest air.
- Shanghai Tours ---- 29 Itineraries
Shanghai, "Paris of the Orient," is one of the most prosperous Chinese cities. The featured architecture, cloud-capped skyscrapers and large-scale shopping malls will show you a perfect combination of Chinese and western cultures.
- Hong Kong ---- 27 Itineraries
Hong Kong, a charming pearl of China, is a young city with vitality. World-class architecture, a quick pace of life and modern entertainment style make it a living paradise for people.
Chengdu ---- 9 Itineraries
Chengdu, with its profound history, was once the place where the ancient Shu State was located. There, you will enjoy seeing the lovely pandas and learning its historical heritage.
Chongqing ---- 9 Itineraries
Featured with Dazu Grottos, the Zoo and hotpot, Chongqing is the starting port of the Yangtze River Cruise and one of the four Chinese municipalities.
Dunhuang ---- 1 Itinerary
Dunhuang, a city encircled by desert, has a long history and a glorious culture. Camel-riding and a visit to Mogao Grottos will leave you with wonderful memories.
Guangzhou ---- 3 Itineraries
As the third largest city in China, Guangzhou offers marvelous scenes. Whenever you are in the city, don't miss the typical Cantonese Cuisine.
Guiyang ---- 9 Itineraries
Renowned for both Karst natural sights and humane tourism resources, Guiyang is a beautiful city with a mild climate.
Haikou ---- 4 Itineraries
As a popular coastal resort, Haikou abounds in natural seaside beauty. Because of this, it is a favorite destination for many holiday makers.
Hangzhou ---- 5 Itineraries
Hangzhou is known as the world's most beautiful and splendid city, according to Marco Polo. Its natural landscapes show that it deserves its reputation as "the heaven on the earth."
Harbin ---- 5 Itineraries
Harbin, a city in northern China, is renowned as the "Ice City." Viewing the ice lanterns and snow sculpture is a must during your tour.
Hohhot ---- 3 Itineraries
Hohhot, a city in northern China, is full of ethnic flavor. Enjoying the local minority's singing and dancing in Mongolian tents will add much fun.
Huangshan ---- 4 Itineraries
Huangshan City, where the famous Mt. Huangshan is situated, is featured because of its natural and historical landscape.
Jinan ---- 2 Itineraries
A "City of Springs," Jinan is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. 72 springs are scattered throughout the city, of which Baotu Spring is the most famous.
Kunming ---- 6 Itineraries
Because of its constantly pleasant weather, Kunming is reputed as the "City of Eternal Spring." Yunnan Stone Forest, one of the world heritage sites, is most appealing.
Lanzhou ---- 3 Itineraries
As a city along the ancient Silk Road through which the Yellow River passes, Lanzhou boasts historic relics and a brilliant culture.
Lijiang ---- 4 Itineraries
Lijiang, a fairyland, is a dreamlike destination for travelers. Its snow-capped mountains, ancient towns and ethnic culture impress every visitors.
Luoyang ---- 2 Itineraries
Once the capital city of 13 dynasties, Luoyang is proud of its long history and ancient culture.
Pingyao ---- 1 Itinerary
As a world cultural heritage site, Pingyao is a typical example of Chinese ancient cities in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Qingdao ---- 2 Itineraries
Surrounded with red tiles, verdant trees, and architecture of different countries, Qingdao is an appealing seaside city presenting both landscape and ancient religious culture.
Shenzhen ---- 3 Itineraries
Due to its unique location, Shenzhen is regarded as the back garden of Hong Kong. The first Special Economic Zone of China has been set in this highly developed city.
Suzhou ---- 1 Itinerary
With Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal traversing through the city, Suzhou is notable for its garden art, great number of bridges, and unique cuisine.
Urumqi ---- 4 Itineraries
Urumqi is a treasure land in northwestern China. The hospitable ethnic people usually welcome guests with excellent dancing and singing.
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Questions & Reviews
1.
Jul. 2,2009 04:47 Reply
Mr.Sean said:
TRAVEL FROM TORONTO TO BEIJING SEE BEIJING AND SHOPPING, XIAN (TERRA COTTA), TEMPLE OF HEAVEN, TIAN MIN (MAO TSE TOUNG MUSEUM), VISIT THE GREAT WALL. TOTAL DAYS TO STAY 10 DAYS INCLDING VISA, TICKET AND EVERYTHING IN ONE PACKAGE PLEASE ADVISE.THANK YOU
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Jul. 1,2009 03:40 Reply
Mr.chen(indonesia) said:
m planning my travel to china with route below : jakarta - macau - shenzhen - hongkong - macau - jakarta im using the viva macau service which arrived in Macau around 19.00 (for transit only) my question is: is there any fery / boat that suitable with my arrival time to Shenzhen? (after finishing all the embarkation things maybe around 20.00 or 21.00pm)?? if yes, please kindly inform the schedule, price, and how to buy the ticket? thank you for your guidance
Jul. 2,2009 04:47
Ms.Nancy replied:
If you arrive in Macau airport at that time, I think it is impossible for your leave for Shenzhen by boat. I see your route is from Macau to Shenzhen, Hong Kong and back to Macau. You may change it to Macau-Hong Kong-Shenzhen-Macau which is more convenient. You know, the ferry from Macau to Hong Kong is in operation in 24 hours and the buses from Hong Kong to Shenzhen is also frequent. That will save lots of time... Just suggest..
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Jun. 30,2009 03:15 Reply
Ms.Maria Durn(Mexico) said:
I am planning to go to China, arriving to Beijing april 5th, stay there 3 nigths, and from there visit Lijiang and around going by car to Lhasa, and flying back to Mxico from Beijing sat. april 18th.
Could you preper and itinerary with 5* or deluxe hotels?
Jul. 1,2009 03:40
Ms.polly replied:
See the 'tailor-made your itinerary' ad on this web? the home page! Hope it helps. I found a nice including Beijing, Lhasa and Guilin. You may have a try to find yours!
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Jun. 27,2009 03:10 Reply
Mr.tyler(United States) said:
How was the Emperor Shi-Huangdi as a ruler?
Jun. 30,2009 03:14
Ms.Vivien replied:
He is a very outstanding politician and strategist, I think. However, he is too cruel. He only knows suppress his citizens and makes them suffered. Finally, a lot of people stand out to fight against him and his regime. The Emperor Taizong of Tang Dynasty, Li Shimin, once said that the water that bears the Boat is the same that swallows it up. Actually, he just wanted to use this metaphor to describe the relationship between a emperor or a king and his citizens. In my opinion, Emperor Qin Shi Huang doesn't know this principle very well.
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Jun. 25,2009 19:22 Reply
Ms.Jenna Simon(USA) said:
The InterChina flights will have the option of assigned seats? Right?
Jun. 28,2009 20:23
Ms.Maggie replied:
In China, you can only book the tickets beforehand but not the exact seat. When you're checking in the flight and changing the boarding at the airport, you may ask the staff for your preferred seat.
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Jun. 26,2009 03:09 Reply
Mr.GONZALEZ(USA) said:
IS IT POSSIBLE AND ADVISIBLE TO TRAVEL BETWEEN DIFFERENT CHINESE CITIES( XIAN, GUILIN,SHANGHAI, BEIJING) ON YOUR OWN, LIKE IN EUROPEAN CITIES?. AS A FAMILY OF ALL ADULTS WE ENJOY TRAVELLING AT OUR OWN PACE BUT THE LANGUAGE BARRIER AND THE SAFETY MAY BE DETERRANTS.
Jun. 27,2009 03:08
Mrs.Monica replied:
Of course you can travel on your own. But you'd better make your schedule before departure. It is very easy to tour by flight or train between those famous cities.
China is still one of the safer travel destinations in the world. Although petty crime, such as pick pocketing and purse snatching is on the increase, especially in major cities, serious crime against foreigners is rare. Also, the Chinese government guarantees the safety of the foreign travelers, even if relations between the visitor's home country and China are poor.
It doesn't mean that you shouldn't be as cautious in China as you would be anywhere else.
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Jun. 25,2009 04:26 Reply
Ms.Karen (England) said:
What vaccinations, etc. will we need for the trip?
Jun. 26,2009 01:59
Mr.Fred replied:
As far as I know, only yellow fever vaccination certificates are required from travelers from infected area. You may follow the suggestions of the World Health Organization and consult your own doctor for this matter. And you need to bring along the international certificate of vaccination, which is often required at the customs.
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Jun. 24,2009 02:23 Reply
Mrs.Shiela(philippines) said:
i am a filipino and i want to travel from manila to hongkong and right after i want to go to schenzen china. what type of visa do i have to get? and how long does the processing will take.thank you
Jun. 24,2009 23:08
Mrs.Doris replied:
If you go to Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China (HK) for transit, tourism or business with a stay of not more than 14 days, you need not apply for a visa to Hong Kong. Otherwise, you should apply for a visa to Hong Kong.
You need apply for a kind of visa to Mailand of China according to your purpose of coming to Shenzhen.
you can apply for Hong Kong visa and China visa simultaneously at the Chinese embassy or consulate in Philippines according to the Consular areas.
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Jun. 22,2009 22:12 Reply
Ms.Victoria Glen(Ireland) said:
Is it proper to tip the guide or give a gift?
Jun. 24,2009 00:53
Ms.Lena replied:
At least they won’t refuse these and happy to accept these.
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Jun. 23,2009 04:34 Reply
Mr.Zain(Malaysia) said:
Could any one let us know how to reach SANYA from HAIKOU. We will be in Haikou in mid Maech 2008.