China Tours
- 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 our Tours Directory.
City Packages
- Imperial Beijing ---- 14 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.
- Historical Xian ---- 15 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.
- Gorgeous Guilin ---- 5 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.
- Old Shanghai ---- 13 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.
- Tibet Lhasa---- 7 Itineraries
- The "Holy Land" in Tibetan, Lhasa is a famous Buddhist city. The magnificent and resplendent Potala Palace and monasteries greatly help you learn about its mysterious religion.
- Chengdu ---- 5 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 ---- 3 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 ---- 2 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 ---- 4 Itineraries
- Renowned for both Karst natural sights and humane tourism resources, Guiyang is a beautiful city with a mild climate.
- Haikou ---- 2 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 ---- 3 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 ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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 ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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.
- Hong Kong ---- 8 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.
- Huangshan ---- 2 Itineraries
- Huangshan City, where the famous Mt. Huangshan is situated, is featured because of its natural and historical landscape.
- Jinan ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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 ---- 3 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 ---- 2 Itineraries
- As a city along the ancient Silk Road through which the Yellow River passes, Lanzhou boasts historic relics and a brilliant culture.
- Lijiang ---- 2 Itineraries
- Lijiang, a fairyland, is a dreamlike destination for travelers. Its snow-capped mountains, ancient towns and ethnic culture impress every visitors.
- Luoyang ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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 ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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 ---- 1 Itinerary
- 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 ---- 2 Itineraries
- With Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal traversing through the city, Suzhou is notable for its garden art, great number of bridges, and unique cuisine.
- Urumqi ---- 2 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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Dear Michael,
I think I made an excellent choice with Travel China Guide. My husband and I really enjoyed being in a group of our own. As you know, we covered a great deal of territory in a short time. Most of the areas were tourist areas and even though we were traveling in the off-season, there were still many people at the sites. The one-on-one attention by Juliette (Beijing) and Robin (Guilin) was exactly what we wanted.
The food in Guilin was superb. Robin picked wonderful traditional dishes and helped us to try local favorites. The restaurants were very nice and well staffed. The food was flavorful and fresh.
The Beijing Duck dinner in Beijing was amazing. The lunch at the Friendship Store was not so good. I do not think this is the fault of Juliette. I think she ordered food that we love. I think the restaurant is used to catering to Westerners who are less adventurous than we are. Had this been our first stop on our trip, we would have probably loved it. But we had over 10 days of "authentic" Chinese food by that time and so this paled in comparison. The large groups in the restaurant seemed to enjoy the food more than we did.
If there was only one meal I would recommend to my family- it would be the Beijing Duck at that very restaurant!
Both the guides selected for us were fantastic. Robin and Juliette provided the attention and background we needed for an informative tour. I feel lucky to have had them both. Their command of the English language helped us to understand so much about China. Our trip would not have been the same without them. You are very lucky to have such professionals representing you in the Travel industry.
Our cars and drivers were some of the best in China. Mr. Lee in Guilin and Mr. Wong in Beijing drove safely. They both had very clean and nice vehicles with seat belts. Even though they did not speak much English, we always felt welcomed by their smiles. In addition, I really liked coming through a crowd of people to find the friendly face of my driver close by. It was like they were watching out for our safety along with our Guides.
Overall, this trip to China was incredibly memorable. I can't wait to come back.
Thanks again for an incredible China trip. We loved every minute of it and want to come back after the Olympics.
Sincerely, PJ Stevens
I think I made an excellent choice with Travel China Guide. My husband and I really enjoyed being in a group of our own. As you know, we covered a great deal of territory in a short time. Most of the areas were tourist areas and even though we were traveling in the off-season, there were still many people at the sites. The one-on-one attention by Juliette (Beijing) and Robin (Guilin) was exactly what we wanted.
The food in Guilin was superb. Robin picked wonderful traditional dishes and helped us to try local favorites. The restaurants were very nice and well staffed. The food was flavorful and fresh.
The Beijing Duck dinner in Beijing was amazing. The lunch at the Friendship Store was not so good. I do not think this is the fault of Juliette. I think she ordered food that we love. I think the restaurant is used to catering to Westerners who are less adventurous than we are. Had this been our first stop on our trip, we would have probably loved it. But we had over 10 days of "authentic" Chinese food by that time and so this paled in comparison. The large groups in the restaurant seemed to enjoy the food more than we did.
If there was only one meal I would recommend to my family- it would be the Beijing Duck at that very restaurant!
Both the guides selected for us were fantastic. Robin and Juliette provided the attention and background we needed for an informative tour. I feel lucky to have had them both. Their command of the English language helped us to understand so much about China. Our trip would not have been the same without them. You are very lucky to have such professionals representing you in the Travel industry.
Our cars and drivers were some of the best in China. Mr. Lee in Guilin and Mr. Wong in Beijing drove safely. They both had very clean and nice vehicles with seat belts. Even though they did not speak much English, we always felt welcomed by their smiles. In addition, I really liked coming through a crowd of people to find the friendly face of my driver close by. It was like they were watching out for our safety along with our Guides.
Overall, this trip to China was incredibly memorable. I can't wait to come back.
Thanks again for an incredible China trip. We loved every minute of it and want to come back after the Olympics.
Sincerely, PJ Stevens
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