CHINA BESPOKE JOURNEYS

Explore iconic landmarks like Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, and soak in panoramic views from Jingshan Park. Get lost in the charming hutongs and wander the lively imperial neighborhoods around Houhai Lake. Beijing visit will not be complete without a trip to the Great Wall and gaze in awe at Ming-era watchtowers and fortresses snaking across verdant hills. Visit Luilichang market street, known for its traditional Chinese stone dwellings housing, traditional craftwork, artistry, and antiques.

Chengdu is home to the iconic giant pandas. With several panda centers inside and outside of town, explore the fascinating life of this mammals and learn about vital conservation efforts. Get closer to the pandas by partaking in a volunteer work with their keepers. Beyond the pandas, Chengdu's laid-back charm, the opera, and spicy Sichuan cuisine make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and food enthusiasts alike.

Step into the ancient heart of Xi’an, home to the magnificent Terracotta Warriors, where thousands of life-sized soldiers stand guard over China's first emperor. Bike along the city’s ancient walls and explore the rich heritage of Xi’an’s 1,300-year-old Muslim community at the Muslim Quarter and Great Mosque. Indulge in the city’s famous dishes as you discover the exciting history behind the former capital of China.

Famous for its stunning karst landscapes, Yangshuo captivates with picturesque rivers and dramatic peaks. Hop on a bamboo raft along the Li River, go hiking or cycling to experience breathtaking views of lush greenery and charming villages. Nearby Longsheng is renowned for its terraced rice fields, offering a glimpse into traditional farming practices and stunning vistas. Together, these regions provide a serene escape into China’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Shanghai is the city of contrast and a surprise for any traveler. Wander around the tree-lined streets of the French Concession, and learn about the history of Shanghai at the bund, where one of the most iconic views of the city will be waiting.

A land of soaring peaks and spiritual depth, Tibet offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and centuries-old monasteries. Explore the iconic Potala Palace, the heart of Tibetan Buddhism, and experience the tranquil beauty of Jokhang Temple. With its remote landscapes and deeply rooted culture, Tibet is a destination for those seeking serenity and adventure in one of the world’s most mystical regions.

Zhangjiajie’s dramatic landscapes, with towering sandstone pillars and mist-shrouded peaks, are a nature lover’s paradise. The inspiration for Avatar’s floating mountains, this UNESCO World Heritage site is best explored through glass skywalks and thrilling cable car rides. From the breathtaking views at Tianmen Mountain to the world’s longest and highest glass bridge, Zhangjiajie offers an otherworldly adventure like no other.