China Private Tours
100% tailor-made itinerary, private guide and vehiclePacked with history, culture, and natural wonders, a trip to one of the world's oldest civilizations is surely like no other. Some of the must-sees include the magnificent Great Wall in the imperial city of Beijing, the spectacular Terracotta Warriors in historic Xi'an, the adorable giant pandas in Chengdu, and the stunning karst peaks in the scenic city of Guilin. Of course, these are just a few of the top experiences you can expect to have in this ancient and diverse land. Let us know your tastes and interests and customize a one-of-a-kind China tour for you, or you can first take a look at our sample tour ideas below and get inspired.
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Most Popular China Private Tours
Below is a hand-picked selection of China private tour packages, top-rated by tens of thousands of Odynovo travelers. Treat them simply as inspiration because one of our China travel specialists will tailor-make them individually to match your unique tastes and budget.
- 8 Days | Mutianyu Great Wall ・ Forbidden City ・ Hutongs ・ Terracotta Army ・ The Bund
- 13 Days | Mutianyu Great Wall ・ Terracotta Army ・ Li River Cruise ・ Yangtze River ・ The Bund
- 12 Days | Great Wall ・ Forbidden City ・ Terracotta Warriors ・ Zhangjiajie ・ The Bund
- 13 Days | Mutianyu Great Wall ・ Terracotta Army ・ Giant Pandas ・ Potala Palace
- 16 Days | Great Wall ・ Terracotta Warriors ・ Li River Cruise ・ Grand Canal ・ Mt. Huangshan ・ The Bund
- 16 Days | Huangguoshu Waterfall ・ Forbidden City ・ Li River Cruise ・ Zhaoxing Dong Village ・ Terracotta Warriors ・ Great Wall ・ The Bund
Top China Tours by Theme
We've crafted a range of China private trips based on themes, be it seniors, family, food, or photography. Simply pick one of the most popular theme tours below, or let us customize it around your specific requirements.
- 19 Days| Great Wall ・ Terracotta Warriors ・ Li River Cruise ・ Yunnan Stone Forest ・ Jade Dragon Snow Mountain ・ Shanghai World Financial Center
- 13 Days| Terracotta Warriors ・ Great Wall ・ Mogao Grottoes ・ Turpan ・ Heavenly Lake
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Tibet Travel Tips: A First-Timer's Guide Known as the "Roof of the World", Tibet is situated on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau of China. The amazing natural scenery and unique Tibetan culture make Tibet a popular tourist destination. Here are some tips you should know before traveling there for the first time. Read More -
Luggage Regulations of China's Trains: What You Need to Know When traveling in China, sometimes, to some spots, it is more comfortable and faster to take a train instead of a flight. So it's essential to know the luggage regulations of China's railway. Just sit back and let's start to learn the specific luggage rules of China's trains. Read More -
5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Chengdu Chengdu may not have the gorgeous palaces like Beijing or Terracotta Warriors like Xi'an, but it is as worthy of your time as any other spot in China. In fact, there are so many reasons for you to visit this charming city. Read More -
Safe Travelling in China Having spent over 23 years living and travelling in China and surrounding countries, I can tell you that China is probably the safest country that I've travelled in. Apart from two very minor incidents, I have never felt in the slightest way threatened. Follow my tips to make your China trip safe and enjoyable. Read More -
China in Five Senses We use all our senses when we travel, even if we don't realise it at the time. Here, I want to try to explore and introduce China through my senses, but I will limit them to the five most commonly accepted – Sight, Taste, Smell, Touch, Hearing. You'll have to use your sixth sense to learn more! Read More -
Haunting Hunan: Zhangjiajie with Avatar Mountains and Beyond Hunan Province, sitting south of the mighty Yangtze River, is not only home to the utterly beautiful mountains like Hallelujah Mountains that inspired the blockbuster film Avatar but also boasts charming ancient towns and mouthwatering food that's unlike anywhere else. Read More -
5 Featured Types of Traditional Courtyard Houses in China Traditional Chinese houses are typically built around one or more courtyards; that is courtyard houses. They are by no means identical in all parts of China; and diverse types have been adapted and developed, like Beijing Siheyuan, castle-like Tulou, and cave dwellings. Read More -
A Bite of Beijing: 6 Street Snacks with Rich Culture Have you ever had Beijing snacks? What do you think of Beijing snacks? Apart from the well-known Candied Haws on A Stick, Glutinous Rice Rolls with Sweet Bean Flour, Beijing snacks have more than 200 different types. There is always one to fit your taste! Read More -
Incredible Natural Arches and Bridges in China: the Power of Nature Natural arches and bridges are some of the most incredible geological formations on earth, which show the uncanny power of Mother Nature. And in China, you have many chances to admire these majestic and beautiful nature wonders. Read More -
Why Is It Worth Taking a Trip to Shandong China's east coast province of Shandong is a beautiful destination to visit especially if you are keen on Chinese culture, history, natural beauty, food and festivals. Read More
China Highlights
It's hard to include all the highlights of China in one single page as it is a nation with extremely diverse cultures and terrains and with so many fantastic things to see and do. Here are the must-sees and dos combined with history, culture and scenery.
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Great Wall (Beijing)
Probably being the No.1 reason why people are craving to visit China, Great Wall is awe inspiring and breathtaking in its magnitude that would not disappoint those on their first trip to Beijing. The recommended section for first-time visitor would be Mutianyu, which is part of the wild wall with less tourists than at Badaling, while adventurers can head for the section of Jingshanling, Simatai or Jiankou for a wilder experience.
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The Forbidden City (Beijing)
Another top highlight of China. Built in the early 15th century, the palace was once the imperial residence in the dynasties of Ming and Qing. Now it is partly open to the public with tremendous royal architecture and priceless treasures. It is difficult to express the majesty of this massive palace complex. Visitors also find it impossible to visit the 980 buildings in a day.
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Terracotta Warriors and Horses (Xi'an)
The breathtaking site of Terracotta Warriors and Horses was buried under the ground with first emperor of China in 210 BC and excavated in the 70s. Inside the pits opened there are more than 8,000 life-size soldiers, 130 chariots with horses and 150 cavalry horses along with non-military figures like officials and musicians. Some refer to it as the "8th wonder of the world".
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The Bund (Shanghai)
A visit to Shanghai is not complete without touring the city's famous waterfront, once known as Oriental Wall Street with powerful banks and trading houses. The Bund is also called Museum of Architecture due to the presence of many European neoclassical buildings built in the early 20th century. Make an evening visit to soak up the electric views of Pudong and the illuminated grandeur of the Bund, take a relaxing boat ride on the Huangpu River, or simply unwind at some awesome bars and restaurants.
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Victoria Peak (Hong Kong)
Vitoria Peak is one of the most popular places to visit in Hong Kong. Located at the highest point of Hong Kong Island, the Peak offers spectacular view of verdant woods, Vitoria Harbour, Hong Kong Island and surrounding islands. It's most recommended to take the Peak Tramp ride to reach the Peak.
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Yangshuo (Guilin)
Surrounded by surreal karst mountains, Yangshuo is one of China's most picturesque and captivating town, much explored by world travelers. Take a stroll through the vibrant West Street where the East and the West meet, get on a bike to explore the serene countryside to see rice paddies, farms and rolling hills, or take a relaxing bamboo raft ride to take in the amazing views of the Yulong River.
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Giant Panda (Chengdu)
These lovely creatures are seen as national treasure of China and adored by people worldwide. The most popular place to see giant pandas is Chengdu, home to several well-known giant panda reserves including Chengdu Panda Base, Dujiangyan Panda Base and Bifengxia Panda Base. Do pay a visit to one of these panda bases to come eye to eye with China's most famous animal.
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