China tours you can take as they are — or change

These are the routes we are asked for most. But you do not have to book them as written: add or remove days, swap a city, upgrade the hotels.

If the route you want is not listed, tell us roughly where and how long, and we will design it from scratch.

The tours hub collects ten fixed small-group itineraries, from the Qinghai-Gansu Grand Loop and Zhangjiajie with Fenghuang to the Dunhuang Silk Road, Chengdu and Jiuzhaigou, Xi'an and Luoyang, Shanghai and Hangzhou, Guilin and Yangshuo, Xinjiang, Harbin in ice season, and Lhasa in Tibet. They are starting points rather than rigid packages. Once we know your dates, group size, and interests, any of them can be re-paced, extended, shortened, or merged with another, and the order of stops can change to suit how you like to travel.

Choosing between them usually comes down to season, altitude, how much driving you want, and whether you prefer nature or cities. Qinghai-Gansu and Tibet sit high and have a short warm window, so acclimatisation matters and the pace should stay gentle. Harbin only makes sense in winter, while the south stays mild for much of the year. City-based itineraries keep transfers short, while nature-heavy routes mean longer days in the car. Every itinerary runs as a private small group of two to eight travellers with a dedicated car and guide, with no shopping stops and no forced optional tours. Quotes are provided on request.