China Tours

China offers a rare blend of experiences that few destinations can match. This vast and ancient civilization has captivated travelers for millennia, where 5,000 years of continuous history coexist with modern megacities and technological marvels. Whether you're drawn by the iconic Great Wall and Forbidden City, the diverse regional cuisines, or the contrast between traditional temples and futuristic skylines, China delivers an unforgettable journey that appeals to history enthusiasts, culture seekers, and adventurous explorers alike.

Key Factors

At a Glance

  • 01

    Geography 

    Spanning 9.6 million km² (roughly the size of the United States), China is the world's third-largest country with diverse landscapes from the Himalayan peaks to tropical coastlines, encompassing deserts, grasslands, and over 18,000 km of coastline.

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    Population & Cities

    Home to 1.4 billion people, China's largest cities include Beijing (the capital with 21 million), Shanghai (24 million), Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Chengdu, each offering distinct cultural and historical experiences.

  • 03

    Official Language

    Mandarin Chinese (simplified characters) is the official language, with English spoken in major tourist areas of Beijing, Shanghai, and other international cities, though proficiency remains limited nationwide.

  • 04

    Currency & Costs

    The Chinese Yuan (¥ or RMB) is the official currency, with an exchange rate of approximately £1 to ¥9, and travelers can expect moderate costs with excellent value, particularly outside major international hotels.

  • 05

    Seasonal Climate 

    China experiences diverse climates across its vast territory, from subtropical in the south to continental in the north, with spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offering the most pleasant conditions for travel in major cities.
SEOUL
SEOUL
Ancient palaces, modern energy, and vibrant K-culture
Seoul seamlessly blends centuries of heritage with modern energy. Explore grand palaces like Gyeongbokgung, wander traditional hanok neighborhoods, and experience the buzz of contemporary districts from Gangnam to Hongdae. With world-class cuisine, efficient transport, and year-round appeal, Seoul offers the perfect introduction to Korean culture—from serene temples to K-pop hotspots, all within one captivating city.
Busan
Busan
Vibrant coastal city with colorful villages and seafood
Discover Busan, Korea's vibrant port city where mountains meet the sea. Explore the iconic Gamcheon Culture Village with its rainbow-colored houses, visit the serene Haedong Yonggungsa Temple perched on coastal cliffs, and stroll through the bustling Jagalchi Fish Market. Enjoy panoramic views from Busan Tower, relax on Haeundae Beach, and immerse yourself in the local culture at traditional markets and modern shopping districts. Busan offers a refreshing contrast to Seoul with its laid-back coastal atmosphere and rich maritime heritage.
Jeju
Jeju
Korea's largest island paradise
Jeju Island is South Korea's premier island destination, renowned for its dramatic volcanic terrain including Hallasan Mountain, the country's highest peak. Visitors can explore lava tube caves, relax on black sand beaches, discover traditional haenyeo (women divers) culture, and enjoy fresh seafood. The island's subtropical climate, stunning coastal roads, and unique natural attractions like Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak) make it perfect for both adventure seekers and those looking for a relaxing getaway.
Jeonju
Jeonju
Cultural capital of hanok villages, bibimbap, and traditional arts
Jeonju is a historic city in North Jeolla Province, South Korea, renowned for preserving traditional Korean culture. The city's crown jewel is Jeonju Hanok Village, home to over 800 traditional Korean houses where visitors can experience authentic Korean architecture, crafts, and lifestyle. As Korea's culinary capital, Jeonju is the birthplace of bibimbap and offers exceptional traditional cuisine. The city hosts the prestigious Jeonju International Film Festival and is a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Located 240 km south of Seoul, Jeonju makes an ideal 1-2 day cultural immersion destination for travelers seeking authentic Korean heritage, traditional arts, and world-class local food experiences.
Boseong
Boseong
Iconic green tea plantation
Boseong is celebrated as the green tea capital of Korea, home to the iconic Daehan Dawon Tea Plantation where emerald-green tea fields cascade down rolling hillsides in perfectly manicured rows. Visitors can walk through the fragrant tea terraces, sample fresh green tea and tea-infused treats, and learn about traditional Korean tea culture. The area is especially beautiful during spring when new tea leaves emerge, and offers photo opportunities at every turn. Beyond tea, Boseong features charming rural landscapes, the scenic Yulpo Beach with green tea foot baths, and the annual Green Tea Festival celebrating the region's heritage.
Suncheon
Suncheon
Wetlands and golden reed fields at eco-capital
Suncheon is a coastal city in South Jeolla Province, South Korea, celebrated as the nation's ecological capital. The city's crown jewel is Suncheon Bay National Garden and Wetland Reserve, Korea's largest coastal wetland and a UNESCO-recognized site featuring spectacular reed fields and world-class birdwatching. The bay's sunset views over endless golden reeds are iconic. Suncheon also preserves Naganeupseong Folk Village, a well-maintained Joseon Dynasty walled town. Located in southwestern Korea near Boseong, Suncheon offers nature lovers and eco-tourists an authentic experience of Korea's coastal ecosystems, traditional culture, and sustainable tourism practices.
Geoje
Geoje
Coastal cliffs and botanical gardens on island escape
Geoje is South Korea's second-largest island, located off the southern coast in Gyeongsangnam Province. Connected to the mainland by bridge, Geoje offers spectacular coastal scenery including the famous Windy Hill with its clifftop wind turbines, Haegeumgang's dramatic sea-eroded rock formations, and Oedo Botania, a stunning Mediterranean-style botanical garden island. The island is also home to a significant Korean War POW camp historic site. As one of Korea's major shipbuilding centers, Geoje blends industrial heritage with natural beauty. Just an hour from Busan, the island is ideal for travelers seeking coastal drives, island-hopping adventures, fresh seafood, and breathtaking ocean vistas along Korea's southern maritime route.

Special Experiences

Experience the captivating duality of China—a land where ancient imperial palaces stand alongside futuristic skylines, and time-honored traditions blend seamlessly with rapid modernization. From Beijing's majestic Forbidden City to Shanghai's stunning waterfront, our curated tours offer intimate access to China's most treasured sites and hidden gems.

High-speed train

High-speed train

China’s high-speed rail makes travelling between cities such as Beijing, Xi’an and Shanghai fast, comfortable and effortless. With modern facilities and city-centre stations, it...
Panda Experience

Panda Experience

Visit the Chengdu Panda Breeding Research Centre and observe giant pandas during their most active hours, offering a rare and memorable wildlife experience in China.
Sichuan Opera

Sichuan Opera

Enjoy a traditional Sichuan Opera performance featuring the famous face-changing art, a unique expression of local culture and entertainment.
Silk Road Desert & Mogao Caves

Silk Road Desert & Mogao Caves

Experience the iconic landscapes of the Silk Road, including the Singing Sand Mountains, Crescent Spring, and the UNESCO-listed Mogao Caves in Dunhuang.
Terracotta Warriors

Terracotta Warriors

Discover the world-famous Terracotta Army in Xi’an, one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century. Created over 2,000 years ago to guard China’s first emper...
Xinjiang Oasis & Pamir Landscapes

Xinjiang Oasis & Pamir Landscapes

Explore the cultural heart of Xinjiang through Kashgar, Karakuri Lake, and Tashkurgan, featuring traditional bazaars, oasis towns, and dramatic mountain scenery.
A Majestic Voyage Through Three Gorges

A Majestic Voyage Through Three Gorges

A luxury Yangtze cruise is the quintessential way to experience China’s most iconic landscapes in effortless style. Sailing between Chongqing and Yichang, you will glide through...
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