Simple stays with essential amenities. Typically guesthouses, hostels or hotels rated below 3 stars — clean, no-frills, and great for value-conscious travelers.
Comfortable and reliable 3-star stays. Expect private rooms, en-suite bathrooms, and solid amenities — a great balance between comfort and cost.
Upscale 4-5 star hotels and lodges. Enjoy high-end service, refined comfort, and premium locations — ideal for travelers seeking extra indulgence.
Escape the bustle of Shanghai and discover its tranquil oases on this immersive seven-hour guided tour, perfect for travelers seeking both cultural depth and culinary delight. Your journey begins with a stroll through Yu Garden, an exquisite Ming dynasty masterpiece where winding paths, ornate halls, and serene springs transport you to a bygone era.
If time allows, peruse an antiques market before partaking in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony—sampling three distinct teas and learning about age-old rituals. The adventure continues in the French Concession, where elegant streets and historic residences reveal Shanghai’s cosmopolitan heritage. Pass by iconic landmarks like Big Eared Du’s house and Sun Yat-sen’s residence.
Cap your day with an exquisite Beijing duck dinner at a celebrated local restaurant before returning to your hotel. The standout feature: this sightseeing tour artfully combines garden serenity, tea culture, and culinary excellence, offering a uniquely sophisticated taste of Shanghai’s multifaceted charm.
If you have a half-day to spare in Beijing, this backstreet walking and sightseeing tour is the perfect way to uncover the city’s hidden gems. Begin at the historic Red Building of the old Peking University, birthplace of the influential 5.4 Movement, before strolling along the picturesque Wusi & Wenjin Streets—lined with culture and history.
Admire the striking corner tower of the Forbidden City and the scenic moat, then cross the bridge dividing Beihai Park and Zhongnanhai Lakes, ultimately arriving at the palatial Beijing Library. Marvel at its stone lions and pillars, relics from the Old Summer Palace, and explore the Northern Cathedral—a unique fusion of Chinese and Western design.
The tour’s finale takes you through authentic hutong alleys, past traditional courtyard houses, and finally back to your hotel by public transit. This trip’s standout feature is its off-the-beaten-path focus, revealing the stories and spirit of Beijing beyond the usual tourist trails.
Curious about how locals in Sichuan unwind after a busy day? The Shanghai Late Afternoon Sichuan Lifestyle Experience invites you to savor authentic regional customs in a single, unforgettable evening. Beginning with a pickup at 4 p.m., you’ll explore the tranquil Yu Garden, a living relic of Ming Dynasty elegance.
The adventure continues with a delicious local dinner—choose between classic hot pot or Sichuan specialties—accompanied by a mesmerizing face-changing show, a signature of Sichuan opera. For a truly unique finale, try a Chuan-style ear cleaning and massage, a quirky wellness ritual beloved by locals.
Afterward, relax as you’re returned to your hotel. The unique selling point: this tour fuses culture, cuisine, and wellness into a single, immersive lifestyle experience, offering a playful yet genuine taste of Sichuan in the heart of Shanghai.
Guangzhou’s vibrant blend of tradition and modernity comes alive on the City Highlights Day Tour—a full-day journey through southern China’s most storied sites. Explore the intricate craftsmanship of the Chen Clan Academy, wander Shamian Island’s European-influenced streets, and admire grand monuments like the Five-Ram Sculpture and Zhenhai Tower in Yuexiu Park. The tour culminates at the ancient Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, with its striking Flower Pagoda. With comfortable transport, a knowledgeable guide, and a delicious local lunch included, this sightseeing tour’s distinct appeal lies in its comprehensive view of Guangzhou—perfect for travelers who want to immerse themselves in both the city’s rich past and dynamic present.
Set out on a 12-day journey through Japan that weaves hands-on cultural experiences with iconic sightseeing, perfect for families and experienced travelers alike. Craft sushi alongside a master chef, try your hand at Kyoto pottery, and delve into the delicate art of Kaga Yuzen dyeing. Marvel at Tokyo’s Senso-ji, Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion, and the endless torii gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine. Ascend Mount Wakakusa in Nara for breathtaking panoramas and explore the UNESCO-listed thatched houses of Shirakawa in the Japanese Alps. The distinctive highlight of this tour package is its immersive blend of workshops and sightseeing, allowing travelers to not just see Japan, but to feel its traditions come alive in every moment.
Local culture
Tour Type
Private Tour
Age Range
12-69 yrs
Operated in
english
Destinations
Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, Takayama, K
Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka, Takayama, Kanazawa, Nara, Nagoya
Escape the bustle of Shanghai and uncover the timeless beauty of Hangzhou on this Private Hangzhou Day Trip. Begin with a scenic drive to Hangzhou and embark on a tranquil cruise across West Lake, famed for its poetic vistas and lakeside town. A highlight of this sightseeing tour is a visit to Lingyin Temple—one of China’s oldest and most revered Buddhist sanctuaries—where your guide brings ancient history to life.
Enjoy a traditional Chinese lunch before venturing to Meijiawu Tea Village, nestled among emerald hills. Experience authentic tea culture as you explore lush plantations and meet local farmers. The seamless blend of natural beauty, spirituality, and cultural immersion makes this tour package a standout choice for those wanting a taste of China’s serene side, all within a day’s reach of Shanghai.
Step into the heart of Chinese history on the "Private Heritage Tour to Xian from Beijing: 2 Days." This guided tour whisks you from Beijing to Xian via bullet train, unveiling iconic sights such as the Terracotta Warriors, Xian City Wall, and Jingdi’s Tomb. Wander through the bustling Muslim Quarter and gain insights into local life with your expert guide. With seamless transfers and comprehensive sightseeing, this trip is perfect for travelers eager to immerse themselves in China’s ancient wonders in a short, efficient package. The unique highlight is the blend of legendary sites and cultural discovery, all wrapped up in just two days.
Step back in time on the Guided Morning Tour of Guangzhou, designed for travelers eager to explore the city’s artistic and colonial heritage. Your morning begins with a journey to the Chen Clan Academy, famed for its exquisite carvings and architectural details. Continue to the leafy avenues of Shamian Island, where European-style buildings hint at Guangzhou’s international past, and stroll along the restored Lizhiwan Brook canal. With an English-speaking guide and convenient hotel transfers, this tour is ideal for those who want to experience the city’s rich layers in a relaxed format. The USP? A thoughtfully curated exploration of both traditional and colonial Guangzhou, offering a vivid snapshot of the city’s unique evolution.
Uncover the cultural treasures of Guangzhou on this Guided Afternoon Tour—a four-hour city sightseeing excursion ideal for those who want a concise yet meaningful introduction to southern China’s history. Starting with pickup from your downtown hotel, you’ll explore the serene Yuexiu Park, home to the famed Five-Ram Sculpture and Zhenhai Tower, before visiting the 1,500-year-old Temple of the Six Banyan Trees. Walk beneath ancient pagodas and learn the rich stories behind each landmark from your local guide. The tour’s standout feature is its focus on Guangzhou’s most significant historical sites, making it an excellent choice for travelers seeking cultural depth in a short span.
Make the most of your layover with the Half-Day Guangzhou Layover Group Tour—a perfect solution for travelers eager to get a taste of China’s vibrant metropolis in limited time. Starting from Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, this guided sightseeing trip whisks you to city highlights like the intricately crafted Chen Clan Academy, the modern landmarks on Haixinsha Island, and the iconic Canton Tower. Enjoy expert commentary on Guangdong’s history and architecture, then cap your exploration with a delicious Cantonese dim sum lunch before a timely return to the airport. The USP of this tour package is its efficiency, allowing you to immerse yourself in Guangzhou’s culture and cuisine, all within a half-day window—ideal for travelers with tight schedules.