
Mutianyu Great Wall
The restored Wall most first visits choose: watchtowers along a wooded ridge, cable car up, toboggan down.
In Beijing →
An imperial palace you walk through gate by gate, a wall drawn across the mountains, Shanghai’s skyline at night and the karst peaks of Guilin. Start with what you want to feel, and we’ll help you choose where to go.

China's capital, with imperial palaces, the Great Wall and old hutong lanes.

Sichuan's capital, known for pandas, teahouses, spicy food and relaxed city life.

A hilly city where two rivers meet, with hotpot, steep streets and bright night views.

A Yunnan city with Bai old towns, Erhai Lake and the Cangshan mountains.

A Guangxi city and region known for limestone hills, river trips and Yangshuo countryside.

A lakeside city with West Lake, tea-growing hills, temples and old shopping streets.

Yunnan's capital, with mild weather, parks, markets and access to the Stone Forest.

A Yunnan city with Naxi old towns and access to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain.

A large riverside city with skyscrapers, historic streets, museums and shopping.

A high-altitude Yunnan town with Tibetan culture, monasteries and mountain grasslands.

A city of classical gardens and canal streets, with a modern lakeside district.

An ancient capital with city walls, the Terracotta Army, temples and busy food streets.

A Hunan destination with sandstone peaks, forest walks and Tianmen Mountain.

The restored Wall most first visits choose: watchtowers along a wooded ridge, cable car up, toboggan down.
In Beijing →
Walk the imperial palace gate by gate, then climb Jingshan to see its golden roofs from above.
In Beijing →
Ranks of clay warriors still standing in their excavation pits, outside central Xi’an. Leave half a day.
In Xi’an →
Suzhou’s largest classical garden: pavilions, ponds and framed views that reward a slow walk.
In Suzhou →Glide between karst peaks from Guilin towards Yangshuo: the scenery the region is famous for.
In Guilin & Yangshuo →
Sandstone towers rising out of the mist, with walkways along the cliff edge.
In Zhangjiajie →
Willow-lined causeways, pagodas and tea hills around Hangzhou’s famous lake.
In Hangzhou →
A glaciered peak above Lijiang; go early and plan for altitude.
In Lijiang →A dedicated half-day to see pandas up close; worth it when pandas are a real priority.
In Chengdu →
Historic riverfront facades on one side, Pudong’s lit-up skyline on the other.
In Shanghai →Stilted buildings stacked up the riverbank, best when the lights come on.
In Chongqing →

A bubbling pot of chilli and peppercorn broth, Chengdu’s favourite way to eat together.
In Chengdu →
Evening food streets in the old city for skewers, roujiamo and hand-pulled noodles.
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