Individual tours to China

We'll meet you at the airport and arrange a private transfer to your hotel. After checking in, you can begin exploring the capital with a personal Russian-speaking guide! Beijing is a city that can't be seen in one day, so we suggest staying longer to soak up its multifaceted atmosphere. The country's iconic landmarks are located here: the Forbidden City, the imperial residence for five centuries; Tiananmen Square, which played a tragic role in China's modern history; and the Temple of Heaven, where Ming Dynasty rulers prayed for a bountiful harvest. In the northwest of the city lies the Yiheyuan Summer Palace with its picturesque parks and Kunming Lake. We'll also visit the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall of China, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, where you can enjoy panoramic views without the crowds.

Beyond its historical heritage, Beijing also impresses with its gastronomy. A traditional Peking duck dinner is a true ritual, and we can arrange a traditional tea ceremony for you in ancient teahouses. Those seeking unusual experiences can stroll along Dashilan Shopping Street, where ancient shops stand alongside modern boutiques, or visit Olympic venues like the Gnezdo Stadium and the Water Cube. If you wish, you can visit a jade factory, undergo a diagnostic examination at a Chinese medicine center, and end the day with a foot massage.

Travel to Chengdu from Xi'an by train in a business or premium class carriage. Upon arrival, we offer an evening show, "Sichuan Opera with Mask Changes." This unique performance features actors instantly changing masks, creating the illusion of multiple roles, adding dynamism and vibrancy. An incredible experience awaits you: colorful costumes, complex dances, and a magical atmosphere created by flutes and percussion!

In Chengdu, we'll take a city tour and, of course, visit the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Center, one of the world's largest conservation centers for these rare and captivating animals. After lunch at a Sichuan restaurant, we invite you to stroll through the "Narrow and Wide Alley" district, where you can soak up the atmosphere of Sichuan culture amidst a unique blend of ancient and modern architecture. After your walk, you can enjoy free time to explore Chengdu on your own. History buffs can enjoy a tour of the Dujiangyan Dam, one of the oldest irrigation structures in the world, operating for over 3,000 years. You can conclude the day with a visit to Mount Qingcheng, a sacred Taoist site with picturesque landscapes, waterfalls, and ancient temples, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Shanghai is a legendary, dynamic metropolis, iconic in part thanks to its cinematic portrayal. We begin our day with a sightseeing tour that will introduce you to classic Chinese landmarks – the Garden of Joy and the Jade Buddha Temple. The Garden of Joy (Yuyuan), founded in 1559, is a harmony of nature and human creation, while the Jade Buddha Temple impresses with the grandeur of its central seated Buddha statue, carved from white jade. After lunch, we'll head to the Oriental Pearl Tower, one of Shanghai's symbols.

In the evening, stroll along the Wai Tan Riverfront, admiring the lights of ultra-modern skyscrapers and historic Art Deco buildings, exploring the famous Nanjing Road, where fashion brands coexist with traditional Chinese handicraft stalls, enjoying the incredible atmosphere of the city reflected in the Huangpu River, or taking a night cruise. During your stay in Shanghai, we also offer a tour of Suzhou, a city of canals and gardens, where you can admire the beauty of ancient pagodas and learn more about silk at one of the largest silk museums. Another option is a trip to Zhujiajiao, one of Shanghai's oldest suburbs, with traditional architecture and a rich history.

Hangzhou is another city worth visiting on a day trip from Shanghai. One of Hangzhou's most famous and beautiful sites is West Lake. During a boat ride, you'll enjoy views of pagodas, temples, and lush islets, as well as blooming lotuses and mountains reflected in the calm waters. Immersing yourself in this tranquil atmosphere is complemented by a visit to iconic lakeside landmarks like Leifeng Pagoda and Jinsi Temple, where architecture blends seamlessly with nature.

Equally captivating is a visit to Lingyin Temple, one of the oldest and largest Buddhist temples in China, founded in 326. Situated in picturesque mountains, this temple is surrounded by dense forests and cliffs, creating a unique atmosphere of solitude and spirituality. Here you can admire majestic statues in the Hall of Heavenly Kings, as well as a colossal seated Buddha in the Hall of the Great Buddha. The surrounding caves, containing Buddha images, add a mystical depth to the place. Finally, you'll visit the famous tea plantations where the exquisite Dragon Well tea grows, and enjoy a relaxing, serene tea tasting.

Macau is a festival city where Asian and Portuguese cultures intertwine, offering incredible culinary experiences, casino glamour, and a perpetual festive atmosphere. Among the city's main attractions is the Ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, the symbol of the city. It is one of the most photographed spots in Macau. After visiting the Ruins, we suggest you stroll through the Historic Center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire the unique blend of Chinese and European architecture. For lovers of gambling and luxury entertainment, we organize an unforgettable evening on the famous Cotai Strip, home to major casinos and hotels such as The Venetian and City of Dreams.

If you'd like to take in the entire fantastic city, climb the Macau Tower, which offers stunning views. Another observation deck, and a wonderful attraction for history buffs, is the ancient Fortaleza do Monte. For those who prefer a more relaxing getaway, Coloane Village is the perfect destination—a picturesque corner with quiet streets and cozy cafes. And, of course, during your visit to Macau, you're sure to try the legendary local delicacy—egg tarts.

Hainan is a beach-lover's paradise and a unique destination for wellness treatments. This resort perfectly combines white-sand beaches with effective recuperation. We can organize a stand-alone premium tour to Hainan for you, or we can incorporate a vacation on this island into a larger China trip. Please note: for a comprehensive treatment in Hainan, you should allocate at least six days. On the first day, you will receive a comprehensive diagnosis at the medical center and a customized program, as well as your first therapeutic massage session. The following days include daily treatments at the medical center and free time for walks and relaxing on the beach.

In addition, Hainan offers a variety of additional options. You can visit the Hainan Ocean Paradise amusement park with panoramic views of the island and exciting rides, an aquarium, and thrilling family entertainment. During your free time, you can enjoy the day at your own pace—relaxing on the beach or exploring Sanya's natural and cultural attractions. We can also take you on a city tour, where you can see such fascinating sites as Nanshan Temple, Yalong Bay Park, the famous hot springs, and other unique corners of this amazing resort.

Tibet is a unique place where time seems to slow down. Ancient temples, sacred traditions, a cleansing of the mind and soul, the majestic peaks of the Himalayas… A journey through Tibet is more than just a tour, but a truly profound experience that will last a lifetime. We are pleased to offer you a unique opportunity to explore this amazing region by organizing a trip to its iconic landmarks. If desired, we can also offer tailored packages combining a trip to Tibet with a tour of China.

Lhasa, the "Land of the Gods," awaits you, with its central landmark, the Potala Palace, a symbol of Tibetan Buddhism and now the vacant residence of the Dalai Lamas. Tibet is also home to picturesque lakes: Yamdrok Tso, with its turquoise waters and incredible views, and Mansarovar, a sacred site for Buddhists. You'll be able to see the ancient monastery of Shigatse, which houses the most important Buddhist relics, and visit Darchen, the beginning of the path to one of Tibet's most significant temples, Drira Phuk. You can conclude the route at the high mountain pass of Dolma La, visiting the Zhutul Phuk Gompa monastery and the Buddhist settlement of Chaksal Gang.