Beijing
Walk across Tiananmen Square and then explore the magnificent Forbidden City’s maze of courtyards, gardens and pavilions. The Summer Palace is the most well preserved Royal Garden in China. Journey along the Great Wall one of the most inspiring wonders of the world and stand in number fourteen watchtower. Look in awe at the Temple of Heaven which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site then enjoy an evening at the Liyuan Theatre.
The Great Wall of China
One of the most famous landmarks in the world, with several sections near Beijing, including Badaling and Mutianyu, offering breathtaking views and historical insights.
Forbidden City
A vast palace complex and former imperial residence, now a museum showcasing Chinese imperial history and art.
Tiananmen Square
A large public square known for its historical significance, including the Monument to the People’s Heroes and the Great Hall of the People.
Temple of Heaven
A historic temple complex known for its remarkable architecture and its role in imperial ceremonies for good harvests.
Summer Palace
An expansive royal garden and palace with beautiful lakes, pavilions, and landscaped grounds, offering a serene escape from the city.
Lama Temple (Yonghe Temple)
A major Tibetan Buddhist temple known for its intricate sculptures, including a large Maitreya Buddha statue.
Beihai Park
A historic imperial garden with a large lake, scenic walkways, and a white pagoda offering views over the park.
798 Art Zone
A contemporary art district located in a former industrial complex, featuring galleries, studios, and cultural spaces.
Hutongs
Traditional alleyways and neighbourhoods offering a glimpse into Beijing’s historic residential architecture and local culture.
Wangfujing Street
A major shopping street known for its variety of shops, street food, and vibrant atmosphere.
Shanghai
The Bund
A historic waterfront area along the Huangpu River, featuring iconic colonial-era buildings and stunning views of the modern skyline.
Oriental Pearl Tower
A distinctive TV tower with observation decks offering panoramic views of Shanghai and the Huangpu River.
Yu Garden
A classical Chinese garden in the Old City, known for its beautiful landscaping, traditional pavilions, and serene atmosphere.
Shanghai Museum
A museum renowned for its extensive collection of Chinese art and artefacts, including ancient ceramics, calligraphy, and jade.
Jade Buddha Temple
A famous Buddhist temple housing two jade Buddha statues, known for its peaceful environment and traditional architecture.
Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Centre
A museum showcasing Shanghai’s urban development with detailed models and exhibits on the city’s future plans.
Tianzifang
A vibrant arts and crafts enclave with narrow alleyways filled with boutique shops, cafes, and galleries.
Xintiandi
A fashionable district featuring restored traditional Shikumen houses converted into upscale shops, restaurants, and bars.
Xi’an
The Terracotta Army will have you amazed for days while the Silk Road will offer you a fascinating insight into the extensive and complex network of trade routes scattered across the Asian continent, connecting Asia with Europe and Africa. Visit the Government sponsored Arts and ceramic exhibition centre where life sized models are produced, the Great Mosque and the Great Wild Goose Pagoda.
Xi’an – The arts and ceramic exhibition centre
Xi’an – The Great Mosque
Xi’an – The Great Wild Goose Pagoda
Hong Kong
Visit vibrant and dynamic Hong Kong and explore the old fishing lanes of Stanley Market for your silk wares and the beautiful hypnotic aroma of the stunning flora at the Flower Market. Experience the scent of incense at Man Mo Temple and visit the Yuen Po Street Bird Garden, any budding ornithologist’s dream. Hong Kong’s legendary “dim sum” is also waiting to tantalise your taste buds. Journey on the 130 year old Tram from Garden Road to Victoria Peak and enjoy the views over Hong Kong Harbour.
Victoria Peak (The Peak)
A popular vantage point offering stunning views of Hong Kong’s skyline, harbour, and surrounding islands.
Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade
A waterfront area with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline, featuring attractions like the Clock Tower and Avenue of Stars.
Ngong Ping 360
A cable car experience offering breathtaking views of Lantau Island and the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) on Ngong Ping Plateau.
Big Buddha (Tian Tan Buddha)
A massive bronze statue of Buddha located on Lantau Island, accessible by a scenic cable car ride and featuring a peaceful monastery.
Temple Street Night Market
A bustling street market known for its vibrant atmosphere, street food, and a wide variety of goods, including souvenirs and clothing.
Mong Kok
A lively district known for its street markets, including the Ladies’ Market and the Goldfish Market, offering a wide range of products and local experiences.
Hong Kong Museum of History
A museum featuring exhibits on Hong Kong’s cultural and natural history, including archaeological finds and historical artefacts.
Hong Kong Zoo and Botanical Gardens
A spacious park featuring a variety of animal species, including primates and birds, as well as beautiful botanical gardens.
Aberdeen Fishing Village
A traditional fishing village where you can see fishing boats, floating seafood restaurants, and experience a glimpse of Hong Kong’s maritime heritage.