CHINA

Let’s Discover CHINA

Enjoy luxury and discovery with Affordable Luxury Travel's exclusive Luxury China Holidays for 2025/2026. Immerse yourself in the mesmerising blend of ancient traditions and modern marvels that define China's cultural landscape. Our meticulously crafted itineraries invite you to explore the iconic landmarks of Beijing, from the majestic Great Wall to the awe-inspiring Forbidden City.

Experience the vibrant energy of Shanghai, where towering skyscrapers and historic neighbourhoods intertwine seamlessly. Indulge in gourmet delicacies and world-class hospitality as you traverse the picturesque landscapes of Guilin, known for its breathtaking karst mountains and tranquil rivers. Marvel at the ancient terracotta warriors in Xi'an and wander through the serene gardens of Suzhou, hailed as the "Venice of the East." With Affordable Luxury Travel, every moment of your Luxury China Holiday is infused with opulence and refinement. From luxurious accommodations to private guided tours, we ensure that your journey through China is nothing short of extraordinary.

 

Top Experiences in China


🐉 Historic Landmarks & Ancient Wonders

Walk along the legendary Great Wall of China, winding over mountains and valleys for thousands of miles—one of the world’s most iconic engineering marvels. Explore the vast Forbidden City in Beijing, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once housed China’s emperors. Visit the sacred Temple of Heaven, where emperors once prayed for good harvests.

In Xi’an, come face to face with the incredible Terracotta Army, a life-sized force of soldiers buried to protect China’s first emperor. Wander the ancient City Wall of Xi’an, one of the best-preserved in the world, offering panoramic views of the old town.


🏙️ Modern Cities & Urban Life

Discover the dynamic blend of ancient culture and futuristic innovation in Shanghai, where the skyline is lit by towering skyscrapers and the Bund showcases colonial-era charm. Stroll through the trendy streets of Xintiandi, enjoy luxury shopping in Nanjing Road, and ascend the Shanghai Tower for dizzying views.

In Beijing, experience traditional hutongs (alleyways), hidden teahouses, and the contrast between imperial history and modern Chinese identity. Head to Chengdu, the relaxed city known for spicy cuisine, teahouses, and of course, giant pandas.


🐼 Nature, Pandas & Scenic Landscapes

Get up close with China’s beloved giant pandas at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, where you can watch them play, nap, and munch on bamboo. Marvel at the surreal beauty of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, the real-life inspiration behind the floating mountains in Avatar.

Cruise through the dramatic Li River in Guilin, surrounded by lush karst mountains and picturesque villages. Take in the serenity of West Lake in Hangzhou, where misty mornings and ancient pagodas feel like stepping into a traditional Chinese painting.


🏯 Spiritual Sites & Sacred Mountains

Climb the sacred peaks of Mount Tai, Mount Hua, or Mount Emei, revered for centuries in Taoist and Buddhist tradition. Visit the Leshan Giant Buddha, the world’s largest stone Buddha, carved into a cliff face. Explore the Longmen Grottoes and Mogao Caves, filled with ancient Buddhist art and carvings.


🧧 Culture, Traditions & Local Life

Experience a traditional Chinese tea ceremony, or try calligraphy and silk painting in cultural centers across the country. Attend colorful lantern festivals, dragon boat races, or Chinese New Year celebrations in cities and towns alike.

Stroll through Suzhou’s classical gardens, known for their harmony of water, rock, and architecture. Explore ancient water towns like Zhouzhuang or Tongli, where arched bridges and canals reflect China’s living history.


🍜 Food & Culinary Adventures

Savor diverse regional cuisines: Peking duck in Beijing, dim sum in Cantonese cities like Guangzhou, hot pot in Chongqing, and xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) in Shanghai. Visit lively food streets, night markets, and traditional tea houses. Take a cooking class to learn how to hand-pull noodles or make dumplings.

Each province offers its own flavor—from the fiery spice of Sichuan to the subtle, balanced notes of Jiangnan cuisine.