Choose from selected small group departures and private China tours for 2026–2027, with routes for first-time visitors, couples, families, solo travelers and private groups.
Browse the popular routes below. You can join a selected small group departure, or arrange the same itinerary as a private tour with more flexibility on dates, pace and hotels.
Discover private journeys that bring together China’s most iconic places in one well-planned route,
from historic capitals to scenic regions, with room to shape the trip around your dates, pace and hotel preferences.
Explore private tours focused on one part of China, such as Tibet, Sichuan, Guizhou, Shanxi, Yunnan or Guilin.
A good choice if you prefer to stay within one region instead of combining many destinations in one trip.
English is not widely spoken in China, even in major cities. A local guide handles tickets, queues, transportation, communication, and cultural interpretation—saving you hours every day and avoiding misunderstandings.
It’s possible, but challenging. Most signs are bilingual, but taxis, restaurants, attractions, and small towns rarely speak English. Travelers often rely on translation apps—which can be slow or inaccurate.
A private tour removes all of this friction.
Our tours are fully flexible: start times, pacing, sightseeing order, and meals can all be adjusted on the day of travel. You avoid the “rushed group tour feeling.”
No forced shopping, no commission-based stops. Your time is 100% spent on experiences—not souvenir factories.
Yes. We help you choose clean, reputable restaurants and communicate dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten-free, allergies, halal). Without assistance, this can be difficult due to language barriers.
We select hotels based on three things foreign travelers care about:
cleanliness
breakfast quality
location close to attractions/subway
China’s star-rating system is inconsistent, so we handpick hotels rather than relying on “5-star” labels.
Facilities vary. Major attractions are modern and clean; rural areas may be basic. Your guide knows the best available options and plans breaks accordingly.
China is huge. High-speed trains cover most routes (2–5 hours), while remote regions require flights. We handle all ticketing and scheduling to ensure smooth transitions.
Yes. We adjust walking distance, pace, meal times, and break frequency—especially for seniors or young children. This is why private tours outperform fixed group tours.
