China Travel Routes
Day-by-day itineraries across 18 regions — built from real local knowledge, not agency copy. Pick a route or browse by region.
Golden Triangle
The essential first-timer route — Beijing's Forbidden City, Xian's Terracotta Warriors, and Shanghai's futuristic skyline.
Xinjiang
Silk Road cities, alpine lakes at 3,600m, the Karakoram Highway, and the vast Taklamakan Desert.
Yunnan
Ancient towns, Tibetan foothills, Tiger Leaping Gorge, and tropical Xishuangbanna.
Sichuan
Pandas, hotpot, Jiuzhaigou's turquoise lakes, and the road to Tibet via Daocheng Yading.
Guangxi
The 20 RMB note landscape — karst peaks, the Li River, and ancient rice terraces.
Guizhou
Asia's largest waterfall, thousand-household Miao villages, and the Buddhist summit of Fanjingshan.
Yangtze Delta
Shanghai's skyline, Hangzhou's West Lake, Suzhou's classical gardens, and ancient water towns.
Ancient Capitals
Walk through 3,000 years of Chinese imperial history — Xian, Luoyang, Kaifeng, Pingyao & Datong.
Silk Road
Rainbow mountains, desert fortresses, the Mogao Caves, and the Hexi Corridor.
Tibet
Potala Palace, turquoise alpine lakes, Everest Base Camp at 5,150m, and Tibetan Buddhist monasteries.
Dongbei (Northeast)
The world's largest ice festival in Harbin, and the volcanic crater lake of Changbaishan.
Fujian
Hakka earthen roundhouses (tulou), the Maritime Silk Road port of Quanzhou, and Wuyishan tea mountains.
South China
Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour dim sum, Macau's Portuguese lanes, Guangzhou's Canton Tower, and Hainan's tropical beaches.
Zhangjiajie
The Avatar mountains — 3,000 sandstone pillars rising through mist, plus the world's longest glass bridge.
Huangshan
China's most painted mountain — granite peaks, ancient pines, hot springs, and Huizhou villages.
Shandong
Tsingtao beer in Qingdao, Confucius' hometown of Qufu, and the sacred Mount Tai.
Jiangxi
Misty Lushan Mountain and the thousand-year-old porcelain kilns of Jingdezhen.
Yangtze Cruise
Cruise through the Three Gorges — the world's largest dam, sheer limestone cliffs, and misty tributaries.
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