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China Tours and Trips for Seniors

China Tours and Trips for Seniors

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Discover the wonders of China at a comfortable pace, where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes unfold before you. China tours for seniors are tailored to provide a relaxed yet immersive experience, whether you are marveling at the Great Wall, exploring the Terracotta Army, or cruising along the Yangtze River. With expert guides and a well-planned trip, you will enjoy the best of China’s iconic sights while ensuring ample time for relaxation and cultural experiences. Perfect for those seeking a blend of adventure and comfort, these tours offer a unique opportunity to explore this fascinating country in style. Explore our best senior tours to China below.

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Anonymous | Traveled in July
Fantastic trip!

Itinerary was jam-packed with great sights and activities that gave us a taste of both ancient and modern China, while still leaving some free time to explore on our own; excellent value. All the hotels were very good (luxurious for Exodus), with the Tianfu Sunshine in Chengdu being stand-out for room facilities and decor, the Bell Tower in Xi'an for location and generous room size, and the Dong Fang in Beijing for the most extensive and best quality breakfast buffet (and period charm in the historic coffee shop, courtyard, and public areas); Golden Tulip in Shanghai was also very glamorous and well-located for the Bund. Transport (bullet trains x 2, internal flight, private minibuses, and public buses) was all excellent - punctual, efficient and clean, and our trip leader, Sunny, got us to all the attractions before the busiest crowds, and marshalled us well on public transport. (There were only seven of us on my departure - five solos and one couple - which was a good number; I can imagine a full cohort of 16 would be much more challenging to manage in the busiest locations.) Food was amazingly cheap and generally good (you can eat well for a fiver, and feast for under £10; large beers cost around £1), although some of us might have liked an option once or twice to have a more upmarket and relaxed dining experience. This trip takes in all the main tourist attractions (Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City, a section of the Great Wall, Terracotta Warriors, panda breeding centre), and they were all well worth seeing, but what I enjoyed most was having some time to explore the lesser known cities, Xi'an, and Chengdu. Xi'an was my favourite, for its historic centre, and lively night-time vibe. I would have liked some more time in Shanghai (not least because I was on a quest for family history); a day and a half on the official trip itinerary is not enough for such a vibrant city, specially as we lost half a day (the group trip to Yuyuan Garden) due to heavy rain the day we arrived. Luckily, some of us had late flights on departure day, effectively giving us another post-trip day in which we were able to visit the Yu Garden independently, but it would be good if this extra day could be factored into future trip itineraries. (Personally, I'd trade Beijing for more time in Chengdu and Shanghai. I'm planning to return to Shanghai independently.) As a solo traveller, this was my first long-haul trip, and it was brilliant. Just go!

Anonymous | Traveled in June

An amazing trip from start to finish! The natural landscapes and historical monuments were magnificent. Accommodation and meals were good and as expected in such corners of the planet - no surprises. Both of our Nepali and Tibetan guides were exemplary. They provided us with detailed information and responses to our questions. Our Nepali guide was very experienced with any signs of Altitude Sickness, and kept a close eye on us. I would thoroughly recommend this Adventure Tour.

Anonymous | Traveled in June

This aas a great road trip, made more so by the excellent tour manager and local guide who were with us from go to whoa. It included all that we expected from the published itinerary plus a few surprises that enhanced the overall experience. We got both sides of the story of modern Tibet in a dispassionate way, enabling a good understanding of this great region.

Anonymous | Traveled in November
Great Tour with Amazing Guides!

My trip to China was absolutely amazing! From the bustling streets of Beijing to the stunning landscape of Guilin, every moment was filled with incredible sights and experiences. The local guides were knowledgeable and friendly. It was a perfect mix of history, cutlure, and adventure.

Anonymous | Traveled in November
A must!!!!

This was one of the best trips I have been on in years. I was pleasantly surprised at how kind the Chinese people were. Our guide was absolutely fantastic, and probably one of the most knowledgeable I’ve ever had! Nothing was ever too big or too small for him and he’d always recommend additional activities in our spare time. China is like no other Southeast Asia country, and its vast development is fascinating! You get to see the modern day, China, as well as the old historic sites. If you enjoy your food, you will not be disappointed by the options on this trip what makes it even better if you only pay about 6 pounds for a huge dinner!!

Aina Thong | Traveled in April
Heaven on Earth

I with friends had a plan to visit Tibet a long time ago, but had doubts to do it. Luckily we found this tour operator who also manage tour from Kathmandu to Tibet and Everest Base Camp on the Tibetan side This is amazing experience, long trek but we were very happy, all managed well.

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Age range for senior tours in China

Senior tours in China are designed typically those aged 50 and above. While Bookmundi defines senior travelers as individuals aged 60 and over, there is no strict age limit, and many tours are well-suited for those starting from 50 years old. For instance, tours by Intrepid Travel accommodate travelers aged 15 to 99 years, making it suitable for seniors seeking a comprehensive experience. Similarly, tours by G Adventures welcome participants aged 12 to 95 years, offering flexibility for senior travelers. ​

Recommended activities and destinations for seniors in China

A wealth of experiences in China are tailored to senior travelers, emphasizing cultural immersion and leisurely exploration. In Beijing, visiting the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven provides deep insights into imperial history, with well-maintained paths ensuring comfortable access. A serene cruise along the Li River in Guilin showcases breathtaking karst landscapes without strenuous activity. Exploring the classical gardens of Suzhou offers a tranquil retreat into meticulously designed landscapes. While the Great Wall is a must-see, sections like Badaling can be crowded and involve steep climbs. Opting for less frequented areas such as Mutianyu, which features cable car access, can alleviate physical challenges. Utilizing mobility aids, taking advantage of available transportation options, and planning visits during off-peak times can further enhance comfort and accessibility. Learn more things to do in China.

Best time for seniors to travel to China

When planning a trip to China, considering the climate is essential for a comfortable experience. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) offer mild temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C and pleasant weather, ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities. These seasons also present vibrant natural scenery, enhancing the travel experience.

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