Venture beyond the usual paths of the Forbidden City and uncover stories rarely heard by everyday visitors. Discover the fascinating lives of eight remarkable historical figures — tales that typical tours often overlook.

Discover one of the Great Wall’s most scenic stretches — stunning views, dramatic landscapes, and far fewer crowds.

Stroll around Shichahai, a scenic area of lakes and historic hutongs in central Beijing. Enjoy traditional architecture, lakeside cafes, and lively local culture, offering a glimpse into Beijing’s old-city charm.

Immerse yourself in hands-on cultural activities such as making dumplings, cutting intricate paper window designs, or learning calligraphy. These experiences offer a fun and interactive way to connect with China’s rich heritage and traditions.

The Bird’s Nest (National Stadium) and Water Cube (National Aquatics Center) are iconic landmarks of Beijing’s 2008 Olympics. Admire their striking architecture and innovative design, perfect for photo opportunities and appreciating modern Chinese engineering.

Beijing Zoo is home to a wide variety of animals, but its giant pandas steal the show. Visitors can watch these adorable pandas play, eat, and nap while learning about conservation efforts to protect this iconic species.

Take in the magnificent architecture of the Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for bountiful harvests. At the same time, experience the calm, everyday rhythm of local seniors as they gather here for tai chi, dancing, and morning exercises.

Savor an authentic Beijing roast duck dinner at a renowned, time-honored restaurant — a perfect introduction to the city’s culinary heritage.

Tian’anmen Square is the iconic center of Beijing, surrounded by historic monuments and government buildings. It’s a must-visit for its vast open space, symbolic significance, and vibrant city atmosphere.

Step into Huaqing Palace, famed for its imperial hot springs and elegant Tang-era gardens. Discover the legendary love story of Emperor Xuanzong and Yang Guifei, and enjoy the serene landscapes that have inspired Chinese art and history for centuries.

Visit the world-renowned Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum and its Terracotta Army, an extraordinary archaeological treasure. Explore the life-sized clay soldiers, chariots, and horses that have guarded China’s first emperor for over two millennia, and learn about the fascinating history behind this imperial legacy.

Grand Tang Everbright City brings the Tang Dynasty to life with illuminated streets, traditional architecture, and cultural performances. Stroll through bustling squares filled with sculptures, lights, and entertainment, experiencing the vibrant spirit of ancient Xi’an in a modern setting.

Ci’en Temple, home to the iconic Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, is a significant Buddhist site in Xi’an. Visitors can admire the ancient pagoda, stroll through peaceful temple grounds, and learn about the temple’s rich history as a center for Buddhist learning and culture.

The Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai is a landmark of the city’s skyline. Visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the city and Huangpu River from its observation decks, explore futuristic exhibits, and experience a symbol of Shanghai’s modernity and vibrant urban culture.

Madame Tussauds Shanghai brings you face-to-face with lifelike wax figures of global and Chinese celebrities. Enjoy interactive exhibits, take memorable photos, and experience the glamour of fame in a fun and engaging environment.

Hop on the world’s fastest commercial train and feel the thrill of magnetic levitation technology. Reach speeds of up to 430 km/h while enjoying a smooth, futuristic ride between downtown Shanghai and Pudong Airport — a unique and exciting way to start or end your journey.

The Li River 4-star cruise offers a relaxing way to experience Guilin’s iconic karst landscapes. Glide past misty limestone peaks, peaceful riverside villages, and lush countryside while enjoying comfortable seating and onboard amenities, capturing the essence of Guilin’s world-famous scenery from the water.

Silver Cave is one of Guilin’s most impressive karst caves, renowned for its glittering stalactites and stalagmites that resemble silver formations. Walk through illuminated chambers filled with crystal-like rock formations, underground rivers, and dramatic shapes, experiencing the magical beauty hidden beneath Guilin’s limestone landscape.

Xianggong Mountain is one of the best viewpoints in Guilin, overlooking a sweeping bend of the Li River and its dramatic karst peaks. A short climb rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views, especially beautiful at sunrise and in misty weather.

Xingping Ancient Town is a peaceful riverside village with a history of over a thousand years, famous for its traditional houses and classic Li River scenery. Wander along old stone streets, enjoy views featured on the 20 RMB banknote, and experience the relaxed local lifestyle.