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Family travel in China has never been so fun! From treasure hunts in the Forbidden City to volunteering with giant pandas in the Sichuan basin, this classic family tour takes in Beijing, Xi’an, Chengdu, and Guilin, before finishing in timeless Shanghai.
Enjoy some cherished family time as you embark on a classic journey through the elegant pagodas and undulating rice terraces of the Middle Kingdom. This fun 15-day trip will see you travel from Beijing to Shanghai, with imperial capital Xi’an, spicy Chengdu, and spectacular Guangxi in between. Learn to play a traditional Chinese instrument, stand atop a sacred Buddhist mountain, float down the remarkably picturesque Li River, and sample Shaanxi pork “hamburgers.”

Step off the plane in Beijing and meet your local WildChina guide in the airport arrivals hall • Explore the Forbidden City, a 600-year-old imperial palace once exclusive to royalty • Hike Jingshan for commanding views over its crimson courtyards • Discover Beijing’s hidden cricket culture in ancient hutongs, an almost-forgotten ritual even lifelong locals seldom witness • Savor Peking duck: watch lacquer-crisp skin crack like caramel, then cradle imperial perfection in whisper-thin pancakes • Conquer a two-hour Great Wall hike along ramparts that defended China’s northern frontier • Live an afternoon of royal splendor at the Summer Palace • Master ancient taiji amid the Temple of Heaven’s imperial grandeur before departing Beijing.
Marvel at 8,000 life-sized Terracotta Warriors standing guard for China’s first emperor over 2,200 years • Cycle atop Xi’an’s ancient city wall and enjoy a commanding view of the old city • Pilgrimage to the Great Mosque, where Islam thrived in China after arriving via the Silk Road a thousand years ago • Follow the scent of cumin and grilled lamb through Xi’an’s vibrant Muslim Quarter, where Silk Road flavors have thrived for 1,300 years • Experience Xi’an with more than just your eyes by sampling some of Xi’an’s famous dumplings at a renowned local restaurant • Admire Xi’an’s iconic Big and Small Wild Goose Pagodas blending Indian, Persian, and Chinese influences.
Travel at high speed on the bullet train to Chengdu • Observe China’s iconic, cuddly panda at Chengdu Panda Base • Gaze in awe as the Kung Fu Tea performer performs a series of dazzling movements inspired by tai chi and kung fu at Wangjianglou Park • Walk the Kuan Zhai Alleyways, a dynamic collision of traditional architecture and modern culture • Feast on Sichuan hotpot’s fiery broth, then gasp at a face-changing opera performer’s lightning-fast masks • Explore 1,000-year-old Wenshu Monastery, one of China’s largest and most well-preserved buildings of its kind • Stroll down Jinli Street buzzing with eateries and folk crafts, while sampling Chengdu’s classic street food.
Upon arriving in Guilin, your local WildChina guide will meet you in the arrivals hall for a private transfer to Longsheng • Hike along the verdant, softly undulating Dragon’s Backbone Rice Terrace • Test your skills using traditional methods to cook bamboo rice • En route to Yangshuo, explore Daxu Old Town, where an eccentric family museum and a stone-wheel soy milk workshop bring Ming Dynasty history to life.
Embark on a bamboo raft ride down the Yulong River among Yangshuo’s stunning karst mountains • Cycle through Yangshuo’s countryside farming villages • Climb up Xianggong Hill for panoramic Li River views, a photographer’s paradise • Enjoy the spectacle of Impression Liusanjie in a natural amphitheater, directed by Beijing Olympics’ mastermind • Cook Guangxi classics like beer fish with a local chef after sourcing ingredients at a lively wet market • Venture into a hidden limestone cave carved into Yangshuo’s surreal karst terrain underground • Watch the locals fishing using cormorant birds, showcasing the harmony between man and nature • Visit Fuli Old Town famed for its Chinese fans, and learn fan making from local artisans.
Fly to Shanghai. Upon arrival, your WildChina local guide will welcome you at the arrivals hall and transfer you to your hotel • Join Shanghai’s morning rhythm in Fuxing Park with ballroom dancers and amateur choirs group • Amble down the elegant tree-lined streets of the former French Concession that housed Shanghai’s 20th-century revolutionaries, artists, and occupiers • Dine in Xintiandi’s restored shikumen houses • Wander the maze of pavilions and arched bridges of Yu Garden, the most celebrated classical garden in Shanghai • Take in Shanghai’s famous skyline from the bund.
Enjoy a seamless ride from Shanghai to Hangzhou by high speed bullet train • Stroll the West Lake shores that inspired poets, framed by tea hills, arched bridges • Sip chestnut-infused brews at a farmer’s home, and visit the spring famed for its pristine water • Discover Lingyin Temple, rebuilt 16 times yet eternally serene amid whispering groves and pilgrim devotion • Relax on your evening train back to Shanghai.
Your WildChina guide will escort you to Pudong Airport at 430 km/h aboard Shanghai’s Maglev and help you check in with your flight home.
The only all-suite hotel in the capital, The Peninsula Beijing sits a short stroll from Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, and the bustling Wangfujing shopping street.
Sofitel Legend is a modern escape where you can recharge after long days of exploring the ancient capital.
From your first steps through the historic Qing dynasty courtyard to the elegant rooms, The Temple House is an engaging journey.
Perched on the Dragon Backbone’s Terraces, Li-an Lodge offers modern amenities, glimpses into traditional culture, and abundant natural beauty.
Housed in a former sugar mill, Yangshuo Sugar House exudes luxury and has breathtaking views of karst mountains and winding rivers.
The Peninsula has a strong art deco influence reminiscent of 1930s Shanghai with luxurious rooms, restaurants and a rooftop bar overlooking the Bund.
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How do I book this tour? [for custom private tours only]
Please use the inquiry form on the right-hand side of this page or email info@wildchina.com to get started. One of our travel designers will be in touch accordingly to start the process of planning your custom China trip!
What is the payment schedule?
Once you are ready to book, a $500 USD per person planning fee is required to begin reserving your arrangements. This will go towards your total trip costs and will be taken off your final balance amount.
Payments can be made via credit card, bank transfer, WeChat or Alipay.
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We’re on the ground with you
Our team of advisors will design every detail of the trip with you through close consultation, then orchestrate your entire journey while on the ground. We’re in the same time zone as you, so we can fulfill requests and handle issues without a hitch. With over 40 staff in Beijing and an expansive network of operational partners across the country, we have the manpower to ensure your journey is safe, reliable and comfortable from beginning to end.
Your trip, your way
Flexibility is our highest-ranking compliment. We pull off journeys for pioneers with a 6-hour layover to Hollywood’s elite, and everywhere in between. Our team regularly pulls off unprecedented logistical feats; nearly any time frame or budget is within our realm. No matter how you wish to experience China, we are here to bring that dream to life.
We embody passion
WildChina guides are carefully handpicked for their knowledge and charisma, then meticulously trained to maintain our exceptional service standards. They are expert storytellers and passionate natives of the regions where they guide, having the perfect combination of local insights and service know-how to bring you seamless once-in-a- lifetime moments all across China.
The little things, the big picture
Supporting inspired local economies allows you to experience the soul of the destination, while also protecting and cultivating China’s artisanal culture. From watching artisans hand make shoes in Yunnan, to picking organic vegetables for dinner on a local farm in Fujian, our tours are designed to showcase and protect China’s heritage, both natural and human.
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