
Beijing · 4–5 days suggested
Beijing北京
The Great Wall, palace courtyards and hutong neighbourhoods: a natural first chapter for a China trip.
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Your next chapter starts here
Beyond the postcards. Into the neighbourhoods,
the landscapes, and the little things that make a trip.
A place for every pace

Beijing · 4–5 days suggested
The Great Wall, palace courtyards and hutong neighbourhoods: a natural first chapter for a China trip.
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Shanghai · 3–4 days suggested
A skyline worth staying up for, leafy streets worth slowing down in, and easy connections for the next chapter.
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Sichuan · 3–4 days suggested
A city for unhurried afternoons, Sichuan flavours and a thoughtful introduction to giant panda conservation.
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Zhejiang · 2–3 days suggested
West Lake's causeways, garden views and surrounding tea country invite a slower kind of city break.
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Take the scenic route
Step into Zhangjiajie’s forest of sandstone peaks. Stay for the quiet valley walks, the changing mist, and a view you’ll still be thinking about on the way home.
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A little preparation goes a long way
Start here before booking flights. Your passport and route determine which rules apply.
Read the guide 02Set up a practical payment plan, with a backup that works when your phone doesn't.
Read the guide 03Names, stations and transfer buffers matter more than squeezing in another stop.
Read the guide 04Prepare the basics while you still have a familiar connection.
Read the guideGood trips start with good questions
Ask a specific question, share something you learned,
or turn an idea into a starting itinerary.