Marco Polo introduced China to the world, and since then, our fascination with this enigmatic land has only grown. Despite decades of economic development and modernization, China still retains its exotic allure, with its ancient traditions and rich culture seamlessly blending into contemporary life.
The journey from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp is an unforgettable experience that will stay with you forever. The tour begins in Lhasa, allowing you to acclimate to the high altitude while visiting some of Tibet’s most famous landmarks.
Who hasn’t heard of famous attractions like the Terracotta Army or the Great Wall of China? Or iconic destinations such as Shanghai and Beijing? The Forbidden City, the Giant Panda, the Ming Dynasty—these are just a few of China’s many renowned landmarks. Given the vastness of the country, it’s surprising how many people are unaware of the incredible wonders it has to offer. Sampling Chinese food or visiting Chinatown in your own city doesn’t even come close to experiencing the real China.
While flying between Chinese cities is certainly an option, when you’re visiting a country with the world’s third-largest railway network and a fascinating blend of traditional trains and sleek bullet trains, why not include a train journey in your travel plans?
Shanghai is full of modern skyscrapers, high rises and buildings, but it doesn’t boast of as many must-visits places like NYC. Instead, it takes all the action down to its streets, the best venues to see daily life unfold in front of your eyes and explore Chinese culture at its very best.