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Voyzo runs 19 private tours across 1 destination in China, covering 10 attractions — each with your own guide, driver, and vehicle, and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
China is the world's third-largest country by land area and, alongside India, one of the two most populous nations on Earth, with well over a billion people across 34 provincial-level regions governed from Beijing. It spans millennia of continuous recorded history alongside some of the world's fastest-growing megacities — the Great Wall winds across northern mountains, the Terracotta Army stands guard near Xi'an, and ancient water towns sit within a bullet-train ride of Shanghai's glass towers.
Add in Tibet's monasteries on the roof of the world, Guilin's limestone karst peaks, Yunnan's ethnic minority villages, and Harbin's ice festivals, and China covers an extraordinary range within one country. Voyzo's tours are run with your own private driver-guide from arrival to departure, following real, honest itineraries rather than fixed group-tour scripts — from classic Beijing-Xi'an-Shanghai routes to hiking-focused trips through the Great Wall's wilder sections and Yunnan's mountain villages.
A few China tours genuinely continue into neighboring countries — South Korea, or Nepal via the Tibetan plateau — and every one of those is clearly flagged, with an honest note on exactly which nights are in which country, so there are no surprises about where you'll actually be sleeping each night.
The real stops Voyzo's own itineraries are built around — tap any attraction to learn more.
The Great Wall of China
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A monumental defensive wall stretching thousands of kilometers across northern China, with sections like Mutianyu and Jiankou offering dramatic hikes through mountain scenery.
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The Forbidden City
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The vast imperial palace complex at the heart of Beijing, home to Ming and Qing dynasty emperors for nearly 500 years and now one of the world's best-preserved collections of ancient architecture.
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The Terracotta Army, Xi'an
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Thousands of life-sized terracotta soldiers, horses and chariots buried to guard China's first emperor, discovered near Xi'an in 1974 and now one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century.
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The Li River & Guilin Karst Landscape
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A dramatic stretch of limestone karst peaks rising from the Li River between Guilin and Yangshuo, long celebrated in Chinese art and poetry and best seen from a river cruise or riverside hike.
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The Bund, Shanghai
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Shanghai's iconic waterfront promenade, lined with early-20th-century colonial buildings on one side and facing the futuristic Pudong skyline across the Huangpu River on the other.
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Potala Palace, Lhasa
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The former winter palace of the Dalai Lamas, a thirteen-story fortress-monastery rising over 300 meters above Lhasa on the Tibetan plateau, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Zhangjiajie National Forest Park
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Thousands of narrow sandstone pillars rising out of forested ravines in Hunan province, part of the landscape that inspired the floating mountains in the film Avatar.
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Yangtze River & the Three Gorges
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Asia's longest river cuts through three dramatic limestone gorges between Chongqing and Yichang, most commonly seen on a multi-day river cruise past cliffside towns and the Three Gorges Dam.
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Lijiang Old Town
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A UNESCO-listed old town in Yunnan province built by the Naxi people, with canals, cobbled lanes, and wooden architecture dating back to the Song and Yuan dynasties.
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Harbin Ice and Snow Festival
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One of the world's largest winter festivals, held every January in China's far north, where entire building-sized structures are carved from ice and lit from within after dark.
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A 12-day classic across Beijing, Xi'an and Shanghai — the Great Wall, the Terracotta Warriors, a Yangtze River cruise and Shanghai's skyline, all with your own driver-guide.
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16 days through five iconic Chinese cities — Beijing, Xi'an, Zhangjiajie, Guilin and Shanghai — pairing the Great Wall and Terracotta Army with Zhangjiajie's sandstone peaks and a Li River cruise.
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A fast-paced 8-day introduction to China's golden triangle — Beijing's Forbidden City and Great Wall, Xi'an's Terracotta Army, and Shanghai's modern skyline.
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Beyond the classic route — Beijing and Xi'an give way to Chengdu's pandas, Dali's pagodas and Lijiang's old town, with hiking, cycling and rafting along the way.
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A cultural deep-dive from Beijing's Jiankou Great Wall to Chengdu's pandas and Yunnan's Bai, Naxi and Yi communities, ending with a Tiger Leaping Gorge hike.
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Iconic cities balanced with three days of Great Wall hiking and rural village life, from Beijing through Xi'an to Shanghai and the water town of Wuzhen.
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An 8-day hiking-focused tour around Guilin — Dong and Yao minority villages, the Longji rice terraces, and a Li River trek down to Yangshuo.
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A dedicated Great Wall expedition — hiking multiple sections from the easternmost point at Old Dragon's Head westward, staying in homestays, hostels and hotels along the way.
Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) bring the mildest weather to Beijing, Xi'an, and the Great Wall. Yunnan's high elevation keeps it mild for most of the year, while Harbin's Ice and Snow Festival is a deliberately winter-only event, running January through February.
Most Western passport holders need to arrange a visa for mainland China in advance, though transit-visa-free allowances exist for some short stopovers. Rules change periodically, so confirm current requirements well before booking flights.
China's high-speed rail network connects major cities in just a few hours — Beijing to Xi'an or Shanghai, for example. Voyzo runs its China tours with a private driver-guide throughout, adding door-to-door flexibility beyond what train stations alone allow.
Beijing has hot, humid summers and cold, dry winters. Yunnan stays mild year-round thanks to its elevation. On multi-city routes spanning north and south, pack layers for real temperature swings between regions.
China's currency is the yuan (RMB). Tipping isn't customary in mainland China outside organized tour settings, and mobile payment apps dominate day-to-day transactions, though carrying some cash is still worthwhile for smaller vendors.
Mandarin is China's official language, spoken alongside regional languages and dialects such as Cantonese and Tibetan. English is limited outside major hotels and tourist sites, which is one reason Voyzo's China tours run with a private driver-guide throughout rather than leaving you to navigate independently.
Tell us your group size and dates — we'll take care of the rest.
