China Travel Guides & Inspiration

China is a fantastic holiday destination, featuring a rich tapestry of history, diverse customs, and breathtaking landscapes. From the iconic Great Wall in Beijing and the Terracotta Warriors in Xi'an to the vibrant skyline of Shanghai, there's so much more to discover. Feel free to contact us for more information - we're here to help!

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Recommended China Itinerary Ideas

With its vast landscapes and rich cultural heritage, China offers an endless array of travel experiences. To make the most of your journey, thoughtful planning is key. Explore our China tour itinerary ideas below, tailored to different trip lengths, each highlighting the country's top attractions and unique experiences.

Seasons in China

Each season in China offers its own unique charm and landscape. We’ve compiled comprehensive guides covering weather conditions, recommended destinations, and travel tips for every season. With this information, you’ll be well-prepared to enjoy a perfect tour of China throughout the year.


Top Things to Do in China

Discover the top things to do in China, from exploring its most beautiful places and iconic attractions to uncovering hidden gems off the beaten path. Whether you're drawn to the majestic Great Wall, the surreal landscapes of Zhangjiajie, or the picturesque scenery of Guilin, China offers endless experiences for every traveler.

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China Visa

How can I obtain a visa to visit China? Can I travel to China visa-free? Find comprehensive guides on China visas below. If you need further information, our expert travel consultants are always here to help. 


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China's Top Destinations

Uncover the top destinations in China, from the serene beauty of Guilin to the historic wonders of Xi'an. Explore our guide to the must-see places that will make your China trip a truly memorable experience.

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Chinese Culture

  • Chinese Kungfu and Wushu
    Wushu is the Chinese word for all forms of traditional Chinese martial arts. Wushu is characterized by its dynamic and fluid motions. It can be practiced with bare hands, or with an assortment of weaponry. Originally created for military applications, it has, over thousands of years, grown into a sport, and performance art.
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  • Acrobatic Art of China
    Dating back to the Warring States Period (475-221BC), acrobatics in China enjoys a history of over 2000 years. It is one of the art forms most popular among the Chinese people. By 300 BC, such skills as walking on 3-meter high stilts and juggling 7 daggers at a time had been developed in China. 
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  • Softness of Silk
    When one thinks of China, silk is one of the first things that come to mind. China is the birthplace of silk, and still produces some of the finest silk in the world. In all of China, the best place to discover the wonder of silk is the city of Suzhou. It was there that some of the first silk embroideries originated, and Suzhou is still producing the best silks in China.
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Interesting Topics about China

  • Sichuan Food
    Centrally placed in China, Sichuan is a province with many mountains. During the period of the Three Kingdoms (220-265AD), the kingdom of Shu was located in Sichuan. Known as the land of plenty since ancient times Sichuan produces abundant domestic animals, poultry, and freshwater fish and crayfish. Mountain produce and river fish are the main ingredients in Sichuan cooking. As a unique style of food, Sichuan cuisine was already famous more than 800 years ago during the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279).
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  • Chinese Royal Architecture
    With vivid characteristics, Chinese royal buildings, especially the most popular tourist attractions in Beijing, are mysterious to today's people. Here we take the Forbidden City as an example and collect something interesting about this imperial palace. If explore it without a guide, you will never know the secrets. Let's feel it more than just watch it!
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  • Silk Road of China
    The Silk Road was a trade highway that began in the Western Han Dynasty (206 BC–9 AD) and connected the eastern and the western worlds. It is usually defined as the transportation and trade road that traversed Central Asia and the Pamir Plateau to reach Western Asia.
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Vacationing in China: What to Expect?
After seeing China, everyone comes away with their own opinion. It might be historic, beautiful, long-lasting, significant, unique, delicious, busy, exciting, or... Watch this video, and you may get more ideas about your trip to China!

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