Private China Tours and Adventure Itineraries

Build a route around geography

China’s distances shape the experience. Flights, trains and road transfers need to leave enough time in each destination for the visits that brought you there. We help compare a focused regional journey with a broader itinerary that links several parts of the country.

Find the landscape that interests you

Guilin and Yangshuo offer river and limestone scenery; Zhangjiajie centers on forested sandstone formations. Huangshan pairs mountain walks with Huizhou villages, while Inner Mongolia introduces grassland and desert environments. These trips involve different seasons, walking demands and transport patterns.

Add cultural depth

Xi’an’s imperial sites, Suzhou’s gardens, Shanghai’s neighborhoods and Yunnan’s towns each reward time beyond a brief photo stop. The destination pages explain the route and its practical considerations so you can decide where to stay longer.

Use the map and itinerary links

Explore the destinations below, then share a shortlist with us. We can connect them with your Beijing visit, clarify the travel days and prepare a private plan with the hotels, guiding and services set out in writing.