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Embark on a full-day adventure exploring China’s idyllic countryside, blending an exciting scooter tour with a immersive rainforest hike—no transport planning required, as round-trip hotel transfers are conveniently included.
Riding a scooter lets you cover far more terrain than a walking tour alone, while unlocking access to hidden gems that cars and buses can’t reach—think remote villages, winding country lanes, and scenic viewpoints off the beaten path.
The hiking segment of the journey will take you deep into a lush rainforest, where you’ll marvel at a diverse array of exotic plants and have the chance to spot native wildlife in their natural habitat. This perfect mix of speed and serenity offers a unique way to experience the beauty and tranquility of rural China.

This 18-day journey presents a rich tapestry of diverse experiences, seamlessly weaving together the history, culture, and natural beauty of multiple regions across China. Perfect for first-time visitors to the country, it promises a fulfilling, well-rounded adventure that you can embark on with complete confidence.
Your exploration kicks off in Beijing, where you’ll step into the pages of history as you discover iconic wonders like the Forbidden City—once the imperial heart of China—and the Great Wall, a marvel of ancient engineering. Next, travel to Xi’an to stand in awe of the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO-listed treasure that offers a glimpse into China’s imperial past. From there, board a train to Xining, the gateway to the mystical Tibetan Plateau, and continue onward to Tibet’s enchanting landscapes and spiritual hubs.
In Lhasa, immerse yourself in a world of profound culture and spirituality: visit the majestic Potala Palace, a symbol of Tibetan heritage, and embark on a day trip to the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet’s sacred lakes that dazzles with its natural splendor.
Following your Tibetan adventure, journey to Chongqing to board a Yangtze River Cruise. Drift along Asia’s longest river, soaking in breathtaking views of towering gorges, lush greenery, and traditional riverside villages. Finally, wrap up your tour in Shanghai, where you’ll be captivated by its dynamic skyline of modern skyscrapers, before venturing to the nearby city of Suzhou—renowned as the “Venice of the East”—to wander through its serene classical gardens, a perfect blend of nature and human craftsmanship.

This 12-day China-Tibet-Nepal Tour offers an all-inclusive journey that weaves through 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, spanning from Beijing and Lhasa to Kathmandu—with the added wonders of Mount Everest views and an iconic ride on the Qinghai-Tibet Railway.
Kick off your adventure in Beijing, where you’ll explore the imperial grandeur of the Forbidden City and the awe-inspiring Great Wall, immersing yourself in the capital’s rich historical legacy while soaking up its dynamic modern charm. Next, board a train to Xining, where you’ll transfer to the world-famous Qinghai-Tibet Railway, treating your eyes to the breathtaking, unspoiled landscapes of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau as you journey onward.
Upon reaching Lhasa, delve into the city’s ancient spiritual treasures before embarking on an overland expedition westward—taking in Mount Everest’s majestic peak, crossing the Girong Border, and ultimately arriving in Kathmandu. Along this unforgettable plateau route, highlights abound: from the sacred splendor of the Potala Palace to the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake, as well as a host of other Tibetan cultural and natural gems that will leave you spellbound.

Embark on a full-day guided tour from Yinchuan to Helan Mountain Suyukou National Park – a 4A-level scenic area brimming with stunning natural landscapes and protected wildlife (including rare species like blue-eared pheasants, ibex, and Qinghai spruces) . Start your journey with a visit to Helan Mountain Museum, a comprehensive modern venue where you’ll dive into the mountain’s rich biodiversity, dramatic geological evolution, and profound historical-cultural heritage through 467 exhibits across 13 themed halls . Next, admire the 800-year-old Sanqing Taoist Temple, a beautifully restored Yuan Dynasty complex with red walls and gray tiles, nestled against the mountain slopes . Take a round-trip cable car to the peak (reaching an altitude of up to 2,960 meters) and soak in sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding forests and rugged terrain . For an exhilarating experience, step onto the iconic Hanging Bridge to enjoy 360-degree vistas of the entire Helan Mountain range . This all-inclusive tour includes an English-speaking guide, park entrance fee, round-trip cable car tickets, a delicious local-style lunch (featuring specialties like Helan Mountain purple mushrooms), and convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off in Yinchuan.

Embark on a private one-day tour to explore Yinchuan’s cultural treasures at your leisure: start with Ningxia Museum, where you’ll encounter iconic relics like the gilded bronze ox (the largest surviving Western Xia metal artifact) and the Tang Dynasty Hu Xuan Dance stone tomb gate (a unique witness to Silk Road cultural exchange) to delve into the region’s rich history and ethnic heritage; then visit the UNESCO-listed Western Xia Tombs, where a knowledgeable guide will share fascinating insights into the imperial mausoleum’s layout, ancient burial customs, masterful building techniques, and artistic achievements, uncovering the mysteries of the Tangut civilization; finally, tour Nanguan Mosque – Yinchuan’s largest mosque, renowned for its elegant blend of Arab and Chinese architectural styles, including striking green domes and towering minarets – to experience the city’s profound Islamic culture.

This 11-day Chengdu-Tibet Train Tour is the perfect choice for travelers eager to experience the Tibetan Plateau’s most iconic highlights—including the towering Mount Everest—while embarking on an unforgettable journey aboard the legendary Qinghai-Tibet Railway, all in one seamless itinerary.
Kick off your adventure with two days soaking up Chengdu’s laid-back charm: get up close with adorable giant pandas, wander through the city’s historic lanes, and savor authentic Sichuan cuisine before heading to Xining. From there, board the train for a spectacular rail journey to Tibet, where you’ll be captivated by the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau’s breathtaking landscapes—majestic snow-capped mountains, endless rolling grasslands, and crystal-clear serene lakes unfold before your eyes.
Once in Tibet, you’ll follow the classic route from Lhasa to Everest Base Camp. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the UNESCO-listed Potala Palace, explore sacred and magnificent Tibetan temples, stand in awe of Mount Everest—the world’s highest peak—and marvel at the turquoise beauty of Yamdrok Lake, along with many other stunning sights. This is more than just a tour; it’s a transformative spiritual journey that will leave you with lifelong memories!

Embark on an extraordinary Tibet journey that weaves together sacred cultural treasures and awe-inspiring natural wonders, featuring iconic sites like the UNESCO-listed Potala Palace, spiritual Jokhang Temple, and bustling Barkhor Street, as well as revered monasteries including Drepung, Sera, Gyantse Pelkor Choede, Tashi Lhunpo, and Sakya. Traverse breathtaking landscapes from the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake and the frozen grandeur of Karola Glaciers to the serene Namtso Lake and the towering majesty of Mount Everest, offering endless inspiration for photography enthusiasts. The optimal time to capture these wonders is between March–June, when clear skies and mild weather enhance monastery and lake vistas, or September–December, where crisp air, golden landscapes, and dramatic light elevate shots of snow-dusted peaks and reflective waters. This curated itinerary blends spiritual immersion with natural splendor, creating unforgettable moments and postcard-perfect memories in every corner of Tibet.

The Six-Day Tibetan Cultural Heritage Tour is a remarkably wonderful journey, and it is also suitable for travelers who prefer to avoid high-altitude regions. Our tour will kick off in Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet. During the trip, you will have the chance to visit two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: one is the Potala Palace, which served as the winter residence for the Dalai Lamas, and the other is the Jokhang Temple, a historic site with a history dating back to the 7th century. On the following day, we will dedicate our time to exploring Sera Monastery and Drepung Monastery. Both of these monasteries rank among the largest and most significant ones in Tibet.
Following this part of the tour, we will take a scenic drive to Tsedang, a place known as the cradle of Tibetan civilization. There, we will get to see Yumbulakhang – the very first fort ever built in Tibet, as well as Samye Monastery, which holds the distinction of being the first Buddhist monastery in Tibet.
Yumbulakhang is the oldest structure in Tibet.
Main Attractions: Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Drepung Monastery, Sera Monastery, Barkhor Street, Yumbulakhang, Samye Monastery, Trandruk Monastery

Embark on a private day tour departing from Yinchuan to uncover the Western Xia Tombs – famously hailed as the “Oriental Pyramids” . With flexible departure times to suit your schedule, you’ll be guided by a personal English-speaking tour guide through the mysterious ruins at the foot of Helan Mountain.
Dive deep into the history and culture of the Western Xia Dynasty, as you explore the imperial mausoleum’s unique layout, ancient burial customs, masterful building techniques, and exquisite artistic relics . Gain fascinating insights into the enigmatic Tangut civilization, brought to life through your guide’s expert commentary on artifacts like gilded bronze oxen and Tangut script stone tablets .
This all-inclusive private tour covers entrance fees, a meal (lunch or dinner, based on your chosen departure time), and comfortable transportation in a private vehicle.

This incredible trek is the perfect choice for travelers eager to immerse themselves in the authentic lifestyle of Tibet’s nomadic communities—offering an intimate glimpse into their age-old traditions, hospitality, and connection with the land. Starting at the revered Tsurphu Monastery, a sacred site steeped in Tibetan Buddhist history, your rugged journey will lead you through a series of dramatic alpine valleys, where wildflowers carpet the slopes in summer and snow dusts the peaks in cooler months. As you hike, you’ll traverse windswept alpine tundra, with sweeping panoramic views of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and vast grasslands stretching as far as the eye can see, creating a sense of awe at every turn. Along the way, you’ll also visit remote monasteries nestled in the mountains, where you can interact with monks, learn about their spiritual practices, and soak in the serene, contemplative atmosphere. This trek masterfully balances cultural immersion and wilderness adventure, allowing you to alternate between exploring ancient sacred sites and embracing the raw beauty of Tibet’s untamed landscapes—all while forging genuine connections with the nomadic families who call this breathtaking region home.