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As one of the world’s four ancient civilisations and a history stretching back over 4,000 years, it’s little wonder that China boasts an incredible richness of history and culture.
Today, China is an ancient culture reinvented; whilst some aspects of life remain as they have for thousands of years, especially in rural areas, many aspects are being embellished by the new, with state-of-the-art modernity found in every town and city. A holiday through China is a voyage through time with endless discoveries. Because of this, the rewards of travelling through China are endless. Whether you come looking for ancient heritage or contemporary culture.
China’s landscapes and natural scenery is vast and full of contrasts. Enjoy a tranquil cruise through the lush countryside of the Li River, dotted with towering limestone peaks, marvel at the towering cliffs of the Three Gorges on a Yangtze cruise or get up close to China’s most celebrated bear, the adorable panda in Chengdu. From the snow-capped mountains of Yunnan to the rolling dunes of the Taklaman Desert the diversity is astonishing. The sheer diversity of China’s natural wonders is nothing short of breathtaking.
Get ready to explore the diverse culinary landscape of China. Each province is known for its own style of cooking which shapes the Chinese cuisine we all know and love today. Few know that there is 1,366 miles between the traditional dish of Peking duck and the delights of Dim Sum, so that’s why we make sure that there is time in each destination on our tours to try the local delicacies. From a spicy hot pot in Chengdu, to hand-stretched noodles in Kunming, you will embark on an adventure of the senses.
China’s most iconic sight, the Great Wall, stretches from Shanhaiguan on the Bohai Sea to Lop Lake in the Gobi Desert – around 4,000 miles. Many sections of the wall are easily accessible from Beijing. Whether you are after an easy walk to explore well preserved sections, or perhaps to see a slightly wilder area of the wall, snaking-through-the-barren-hills type experience, the Great Wall will certainly be one of the most exciting, magnificent, and unbelievable things you’ll ever see.
| Departure | Return | Tour Name | Days | From Price twin share |
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| 24 Dec 2024 | 02 Jan 2025 | Christmas in China | 11 | $6,100 | Only 5 Spaces Left View Tour |
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The best time to visit China are in the Spring, which falls between April – May and then in the Autumn, which is between September – October. This is when the weather is much more comfortable for visitors to explore.
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The Great Wall of China stretches from Shanhaiguan on the Bohai Sea to Lop Lake in the Gobi Desert – around 4,000 miles. Most people visit the Great Wall from Beijing.
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