Why Travel to China?
A tour of China promises an unforgettable experience of ancient history, rich culture, and natural wonders.
Travelers from the United States and many other countries can now benefit from China's 240-hour visa-free transit policy, while some nationalities, such as Canada, also enjoy the 30-day visa-free entry policy. Now is the perfect time to explore China.
Best China Tours for First-Time Travelers
Our crafted China itineraries will take you to explore the most popular highlights. If you are looking for a visa-free tour, please feel free to contact our travel expert to tailor-make it.
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China Tour With Great Wall, Yangtze Cruise & Chongqing
14 DaysBeijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Chongqing, Yangtze River, Shanghai -
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In-Depth China Private Tours & Authentic Experiences
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Highlights of China With Yunnan
20 DaysBeijing, Xi'an, Yunnan (Kunming, Dali, Lijiang), Guilin, Shanghai -
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China Tours with Nearby Countries
Check out the most popular Asia multi-country tours below and create your own dreamy tour with our tailor-made services.
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Cultural Discovery of China & Japan (Visa-Free)
15 DaysChina: Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai; Japan: Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo -
Best of China and South Korea Tour (Visa-Free)
12 DaysChina: Shanghai, Xi'an, Beijing; South Korea: Busan, Seoul -
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Visa-Free Tour: Wonders of China & Thailand
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Lhasa to Kathmandu with Mt. Everest
10 DaysChina: Lhasa, Gyantse, Shigatse, Tingri, Mount Everest, Gyirong; Nepal: Kathmandu, Patan, Bhaktapur
Customize Your Own Trip
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Travel Moments in China
Get inspired by unforgettable travel experiences shared by our customers, and start to create your own travel stories!
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Lifetime Trip in China
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Beijing & Shanghai Tour With Odynovo
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Enjoyable China Trip
Keith and Families Were on the Great Wall
China Travel FAQs
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Yes, China offers several visa-free policies for eligible travelers, including the 30-day visa-free entry policy and the 240-hour visa-free transit policy.
Under the 240-hour visa-free transit policy, travelers from the United States and many other countries can stay in China for up to 10 days without a visa.
If you’d like to take advantage of this policy, we can help design a tailor-made visa-free China tour and assist with the required travel arrangements. -
China has so many to explore, how long it takes to travel just depends on the breadth and depth of your visit. We recommend at least one week. For first-timers, normally a week is enough to discover Beijing and Shanghai, the two most historical and modern cities in China. But if you want to see the pandas in Chengdu, Terra Cotta Warriors in Xi'an, picturesque karst landscapes in Guilin, etc., you may have to spend around 2 weeks or more. No matter whether you are looking for culture, food, history, or photography, we can help to customize a personal itinerary according to your specific interests. Check our most recommended China tours and make your dream happen!
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To apply for a China tourist visa (L visa), you need to make an appointment with a Chinese embassy or visa application center and prepare the required documents, including a valid passport, a recent passport-sized photo, a completed visa application form, proof of legal stay or residence (if applying outside your home country), and travel itinerary details.
Submit your application along with the required documents and pay the visa fee. Processing usually takes around 4–5 working days, depending on the location.
If you need assistance with hotel bookings, flights, itinerary planning, or an invitation letter, we can help arrange these for your visa application.For more detailed information, check out this China Tourist Visa Application Guide.
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Yes. As we operate tours in 80+ destinations in Asia and other continents, it is easy to extend your China tour to a neighboring country or more, such as South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, etc. If you are looking for a multi-country tour, just send us an inquiry and there will be a 1:1 travel consultant to help you design a unique itinerary.
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The official language of China is Mandarin. Despite English being taught in Chinese schools, it isn't commonly spoken by Chinese people in daily life. However, you should have no problems at airports, high-end hotels, restaurants or large shops, where the staff can generally communicate with you in English. Besides, your professional English-speaking private guides will accompany you throughout the whole journey in China, so just relax and enjoy your time.
Wondering how to visit China without a visa? China's new 240-hour (10-day) visa-free transit policy might be just what you need. In this video, we'll cover all the essentials of the policy, including who's eligible, any limitations, how to prepare, and some recommended travel routes. Watch to see if you qualify!
Things to Know Before Traveling to China
Our experienced local experts have crafted the most important facts regarding China travel, providing essentical insights to help you make the most of your time in China. From visa application to transportation advice, these articles are intended to help you learn more about the basics of visiting China, ensuring that every facet of your trip is easy and hassle-free.
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