Our Destinations

China's imperial capital and a natural first chapter for China journeys, pairing the Forbidden City, Great Wall, hutong neighborhoods, food culture, and rail-ready onward routes.

Chengdu is Sichuan's relaxed gateway for panda mornings, teahouse culture, hot pot, Taoist mountains, Leshan, and private side trips across western China.

Chongqing is China's iconic mountain city for dramatic skylines, spicy hotpot, river cruises, ancient streets, and private journeys to Wulong, Dazu, and the Three Gorges.

Discover Guangzhou, the vibrant capital of southern China where ancient Canton culture meets modern skyline. From iconic Canton Tower views and historic Chen Clan Ancestral Hall to world-famous Cantonese cuisine and Pearl River night cruises, Guangzhou offers a perfect blend of culture, food, and modern city life. Experience it all with private guided tours, seamless transfers, and local expert insights.

A Guilin tour follows the Li River through karst peaks to Yangshuo — with sunrise over Longji Rice Terraces and cormorant fishing on bamboo rafts.

A Hangzhou tour covers West Lake, Longjing tea plantations, and Lingyin Temple — China's most poetic city, just an hour from Shanghai.

China's northern ice city and a unique gateway to winter adventures, combining Russian-influenced architecture, ice festivals, snow villages, local cuisine, and onward routes to Northeast China.

A Huangshan tour reveals Yellow Mountain's four wonders: ancient pines clinging to cliffs, granite peaks above a sea of clouds, and natural hot springs.

Inner Mongolia is China's grassland frontier — endless green steppes, Gobi dunes, nomadic yurt camps, and Mongolian culture. From horseback riding in Hulunbuir to starlit nights in the desert, an Inner Mongolia tour delivers adventure and authenticity.

Jiangxi blends surreal landscapes with living history - from the cliffside village of Wangxian Valley resembling a Studio Ghibli dreamscape, to Mount Lu's misty peaks, Wuyuan's rapeseed fields, and Jingdezhen's 1,000-year porcelain kilns still firing today.

Known as the “City of Peonies” and one of China’s great ancient capitals, Luoyang showcases a unique blend of royal heritage, Buddhist art, and elegant cultural traditions shaped by centuries of dynastic history.

Ancient capital of Six Dynasties — historic landmarks, Confucian culture & authentic local cuisine, 1.5 hours by high-speed train from Shanghai.

The Paris of the East — Art Deco architecture, Michelin-starred restaurants, and futuristic skyline.

Shanxi is a living museum of ancient China — where UNESCO temples, thousand-year-old wooden architecture, grand merchant courtyards, and dramatic landscapes reveal the timeless heritage of northern China.

Shenzhen is China's city of tomorrow — where futuristic skylines meet coastal parks, theme parks, and thriving art scenes. From the 600m Ping An Finance Center sky deck to Dafen's painting village, Shenzhen offers a tech-forward travel experience with creativity at every corner.

China's garden city with 500-year-old UNESCO classical gardens. Ancient canals, silk heritage, and sweet squirrel fish on lively Pingjiang Road.

Tianjin is China's crossroads of East and West — where European concession architecture meets ancient Chinese streets. From the Ferris wheel over Haihe River to Italianate plazas and Goubuli steamed buns, a Tianjin city tour blends history, food, and modern energy.

Discover Wuxi, the pearl of Lake Tai, where classical Chinese gardens meet modern prosperity. Famous for Yuantouzhu (Turtle Head Isle) cherry blossoms, the Lingshan Grand Buddha, and Huishan clay figurines, Wuxi blends 3,000 years of culture with stunning lakeside scenery.

The ancient capital where the Silk Road began. Home to the Terracotta Warriors and 3,000 years of continuous history.

Discover Xiamen, a charming coastal city in southeast China known for its beautiful islands, historic architecture, relaxing seaside atmosphere, and authentic local cuisine. From the UNESCO-listed Gulangyu Island and scenic coastal roads to Nanputuo Temple and traditional Minnan culture, Xiamen offers the perfect blend of nature, history, and leisure. Explore the city with private guided tours, comfortable transportation, and personalized travel experiences.

Yunnan is China's most diverse province — Himalayan peaks, tropical rainforests, and 25 ethnic minorities. Plan your Yunnan tour to explore Lijiang, Shangri-La, Dali, and Yuanyang's UNESCO-listed landscapes.

Zhangjiajie's pillars inspired Avatar. A Zhangjiajie tour covers Forest Park, Tianmen Mountain, and the Grand Canyon glass bridge.