As China’s oldest city, Xian has played a pivotal role in much of the country’s history and remains an exciting place to visit today. Once an important hub on the ancient Silk Road, Xian is culturally diverse and rich with historic sites including the Old City Walls, the remarkable Army of Terracotta Warriors and the lively Muslim Quarter. Xian is also home to some mouth-watering regional delights, including the famous dumpling banquet.

Hong Kong is an ideal destination for travellers of all ages –with family favourites such as Disneyland to uniquely Asian experiences on the Star Ferry and at the Goldfish Markets, this two-day adventure is perfect for those looking to enjoy a light-hearted, yet educational, visit to Hong Kong. Not only the perfect introduction to Asia, this is an ideal stopover idea for families travelling on to other parts of Asia, Europe or further afield.

Sichuan is the largest province in Southwest China, renowned for its stunning scenery, diversity of natural and historic sights and world famous spicy cuisine. Its capital, Chengdu, is a Chinese city with a difference and despite rapid development there are still delightful pockets of backstreet life, teahouses and riverside parks to explore. All that and giant pandas!

With a history dating back a thousand years, China’s modern capital, Beijing, is a complex and exciting place to explore. Sights such as the Imperial City and the nearby Great Wall make Beijing a must for any visit to the People’s Republic. Get a uniqu insight into local life by taking a stroll down ancient hutong backstreets, revel in a night market famous for tasty local specialities, and dine on the city’s signature dish, Peking Duck. A rickshaw ride, an acrobatic performance, delicious cuisine and friendly locals will make your Beijing experience one to remember.

Guanxi Province is exciting storybook China – a land of gently flowing rivers, dramatic karst scenery, rice paddies and friendly people. Begin your stay in Guilin, one of China’s most attractive cities, and visit the spectacular rice terraces of nearby Longsheng before cruising along the tranquil Li River to Yangshuo. Soak up the atmosphere of this charming small town and explore the nearby countryside.

Shanghai is a brilliant mélange of old and new, wearing its outside influences freely yet remaining staunchly Chinese – you are sure to find it one of the most vibrant and fascinating cities in all of Asia. On our unique City Stay experience you will explore the sights for which Shanghai is most famous, but also get to see a side of the city that few visitors have the chance to absorb; relish in the Old Quarter’s backstreets, visit local parks and interact with the people who call Shanghai home, and learn about the Cultural Revolution at a fascinating private collection of propaganda posters. The Bund is the backdrop for your encounters in the city, and shopaholics will be pleased to take home more than just memories in this Mecca of markets! Make your visit to Shanghai an experience to remember.