Culture Tours

Move between Yungang Grottoes, Huayan Temple, and the Nine-Dragon Wall by private car with a local guide at your pace.

Walk the cliff faces at Yungang Grottoes, where 45 caves hold tens of thousands of Buddhist statues carved under the Northern Wei.

You’ll study the wood, brick, and stone carvings that make this 1894 ancestral hall a masterpiece of Lingnan craft.

See jade burial vestments and royal treasures unearthed from the Western Han Nanyue king’s tomb, sealed for two millennia.

You’ll stroll the old diplomat and merchant quarter, its red-brick villas now home to boutiques, galleries, and quiet cafés.

You’ll stand in the hall where revolutionaries were trained in the 1920s and hear how the site shaped modern China.

You’ll take in the flower pagoda and sutra pillars of this 1500-year-old temple while your guide explains the poetry.

Old Xiguan brick houses, craft shops, and Cantonese opera corners bring Guangzhou’s restored heritage block to life.

You walk up through the terraces of the Lingshan park to the bronze Buddha, your guide explaining the reliefs and the Dajue Hall beneath the statue.

Yuantouzhu pushes out into West Taihu Lake - pavilions, rock gardens and long lake views, the spot Wuxi is best known for on a Taihu shore walk.