China Tours

Your tour of China will see you flit from one ancient sight to another. This country is packed-full of historical attractions and, during your tour, you’ll get up close to some of the world’s most revered artefacts and locations.

Beginning in the capital, Beijing, you’ll discover wonders of the ancient Chinese dynasties. From the Forbidden City to the nearby Great Wall of China and Tiananmen Square, Beijing is a great place to start your tour of China’s heritage sights.

Further out from the capital, you’ll find awe-inspiring sights such as the Terracotta Army in Shaanxi, the Potala Palace in Tibet, and the incredible Mogao Caves. Wherever you turn in China, there are endless age-old wonders.

As the most populated country in the world, it’s no surprise China’s sprawling cities are bursting with life.

You can see how Beijing has been transformed into a global capital, while still staying in touch with its origins. With countless cultural sites and more billionaires than any other capital, Beijing is a whirlwind of exciting contrasts. So ir’s no surprise that the streets here are packed with life, flavour and culture.

And don’t forget Shanghai. This domineering city is filled with glitzy skyscrapers, towering structures and vibrant nightlife. From luxury shopping centres to iconic architecture, Shanghai is a must-see on your China tour.

China’s wildlife verges from the strange to the cuddly – and you don’t have to go far off the beaten track to see it all.

The country’s very own furry mascot, the giant panda, can be found in many provinces. You could head to Yibin City, in Sichuan Province, to see the largest bamboo forest in the world, which covers 27 mountains. You’ll also find plenty of giant pandas in the province, so don’t be afraid to visit a zoo or a spot where you know they can be found.

Much of the country’s most diverse wildlife can be found in the Sichuan province – and its modern capital, Chengdu, is famous for its pandas. Make a visit to Chengdu Panda Reserve to see these gentle giants for yourself.

Whether you’re hiking up the Huangshan – ‘Yellow Mountains’ – or taking a bamboo cruise down the Li River, there are plenty of relaxing and heart-racing activities to get stuck into.

While not necessarily known for it, China has some stunning lakes. West Lake in Hangzhou is the subject of songs and poems. Why not take a boat trip across the gleaming waters, and take in the sunset? If you’d prefer to keep active, you could hike the beautiful Yellow Mountains. Or see the surreal, rugged and cinematic landscape of Zhangjiajie National Park.