• China Tours

  Daytrips and Tour Packages in China

  China is far too deep, complex, and culturally rich to discover under your own steam. Taking a half or a full-day tour can help you learn much more about the culture, people, food and way of life in the People's Republic.

  The obvious choices include visiting the Terracotta Army in Xian, the Forbidden City in Beijing, the Stone Forest in Kunming and catching an Opera or Acrobatics performance but there's so much more. Discover Beijing's back streets on a half-day tour of the city's Hutongs; see the Giant Buddha in Leshan, outside Chengdu, open your eyes and learn more about this fascinating country with the aid of tailor-made tours.
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  1. The Yangtze Boutique Shanghai 4.5/ 5 AUD 151.20
  2. Grand Central Hotel Shanghai 4.6/ 5 AUD 151.78
  3. Les Suites Orient, Bund Shanghai 4.6/ 5 AUD 189.52
  4. The Puli Hotel And Spa 4.7/ 5 AUD 345.04
  5. Okura Garden Hotel Shanghai 4.5/ 5 AUD 159.10
  6. Le Royal Meridien Shanghai 4.3/ 5 AUD 161.47
  7. Beijing Hotel NUO Wangfujing 4.6/ 5 AUD 165.93
  8. Pullman Shanghai Jingan (ex Grand Mercure Shanghai Central) 4.3/ 5 AUD 83.67
  9. Jianguo Hotel Guangzhou 4.3/ 5 AUD 89.38
  10. Royal International Hotel 4.4/ 5 AUD 129.65

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  1. Guangzhou Day Trip with Giant Panda Encounter

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  Beijing Tours

  It's not a matter of finding something to see, Beijing has everything from the regal to the raucous and the choice of tours is as long as the Yellow River. Read More...

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  Shanghai Tours

  Choose from the many tours we have on offer: Shanghai has a plethora of interesting options. Read More...

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  Hong Kong Tours

  Hong Kong is such an interesting place that to try to discover all of its sights on your own is nigh on impossible. Book and see what this marvellous and culturally rich Read More...

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  Macau Discovery Tour

  Explore Macau in one day. Take in the main sights such as The Ruins of St. Paul’s; Na Tcha Temple; Old City Walls; Fisherman's Wharf and more, as well as Read More...

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  Guangzhou Tours

  Visit fascinating destinations in Guangzhou; the ancient Six Banyan Tree Temple – estimated about 1,400 years old and one of the most important Buddhist temples in the Read More...

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  Chengdu Tours

  On a full-day tour visit the Giant Panda Reserve in the morning and in the afternoon after lunch visit the Sanxingdui Museum, with its remarkable collection of bronze Read More...

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  Xi'an Tours

  This walled city is a must-see in China. On everyone's mind when visiting here, the Terracotta Army has to be the first place to check out but there's much more. Read More...

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  Kunming Tours

  We have chosen the following tours to show you the best of what Kunming has to offer. Our partners in Yunnan have an excellent reputation in providing quality tours. Read More...

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  Chongqing Tours

  Chongqing was originally the capital of the State of Ba over three thousand years. The place was called Jiangzhou during the Western Han Dynasty. Chongqing is Read More...

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  Hangzhou Tours

  Prosperous and renowned in China for a thousand years, Hangzhou  is rich in historic relics as well as natural beauty, due to its location near the popular West Read More...

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  Guilin Tours

  The Li River, running from Guilin to Yangshuo, is the centrepiece of any trip to Guangxi Province. Guilin's first settlement on the banks of the Li River dates back 314 Read More...

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  Lhasa Tours

  Located at an altitude of 3,490 metres, Lhasa is the administrative capital of Tibet. Lhasa means "Place of the Gods", and is the birthplace of Tibetan Buddhism. Read More...

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  Nanjing Tours

  Nanjing means ‘Southern Capital’ which is a sign of the importance of this city located in the Yangtze River Delta. Nanjing was one of the earliest established cities in Read More...

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  Suzhou Tours

  Suzhou is a charming place that has earned itself the moniker 'The Garden Town'. Mild climate, fertile landscape and abundance of produce,  Suzhou is also called Read More...