China Tours

Our Trips to China

Delve into dynasties past and a land of dragons and emperors with a mesmerizing journey through China. Walk in the footsteps of the past on the Great Wall before you arrive at the Forbidden City. Come face to face with the Terracotta Warriors in Xi’an and Visit Chengdu to see playful giant pandas. Walk the streets of cosmopolitan Shanghai, with its unique skyline illuminated at night and stroll through the ancient relics of Beijing. Our China tours take you from epic mountains to the modern chic of Shanghai, and ancient civilizations!

On an adventure here, taking your time is a must. Our trips to China give you the maximum opportunity to make your trip a real once-in-a-lifetime experience. Iconic sights are in abundance with history around every corner; float down the Yangtze, follow the Silk Road and stop off at the Great Wall before you arrive at the Forbidden City. China trips have so many cultural sights and natural wonders that you will be spoilt for choice. 

Or why not try our Private Group Adventure in China?

Are you looking to book a China tour with a group of your friends, family, or other half? With our Private Group Adventures, you can now experience China trips with people who matter the most. Enjoy the freedom to travel with your own private group, including the flexibility to choose your departure date and add on days at the end of the trip, should you wish to extend your stay. So, if you’d like to celebrate your birthday with friends, a wedding anniversary or simply book a trip to China with the ones you love, just let us know your group size and dates, and we’ll do the rest.

Find out more information about our Private Group Adventures.

China Tour Highlights 

1. Follow the Silk Road: one of the world’s oldest and historically important trade routes and had a huge influence on the civilisations of the West. A series of trade routes connecting China to the Mediterranean via the Central Asian steppes. The vast plains and great deserts create an unmissable wilderness landscape, home to nomadic tribes and marauding warriors. The Silk Road is also home to the forgotten cities that were once the centre of civilisation – Samarkand and Bokhara in Uzbekistan, and Kashgar, regal posts on this incredible journey to Beijing. 

2. Trek the Great Wall: China’s most famous landmark, the Great Wall, winds like a dragon across the landscape. Stretching over 6,000km it maps out most things Chinese, taking in Imperial tombs, quiet rural villages and mountainous highlands before reaching Beijing itself. The best bits are away from the tourists, and we’ll take you to the more remote areas. Your effort will be rewarded with peace and tranquillity, and an opportunity to get a real sense of the scale and majesty of this remarkable construction.

3. Walk among the Terracotta Army: in 1974, a group of peasants unearthed one of the biggest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century: over 8,000 life-sized terracotta warriors. Beautifully crafted with astonishing attention to detail, the soldiers had been lying there for over 2,000 years guarding the tomb of the first Chinese Emperor in the ancient city of Xi’an.