China Travel Guide

You have booked a trip to China. Now what? Getting ready for such an adventurous trip can definitely result in some uncertainty! This FAQ answers many of the commonly asked traveler questions. From what kind of foods to expect to packing suggestions, this will hopefully help you get better prepared for your China trip.

Spanning several climate zones, each with its own seasonal temperatures, China is a great year-round destination. The weather and crowds are probably the biggest factors that you should consider, which is why generally the spring months from March to May and the autumn months from September to November are the best times to visit.

Before embarking on a journey, you put a lot of effort into deciding where to go, preparing, and researching. While taking the time to organize a trip, why not plan to see TWO destinations? There are so many possible combinations of places that are easy to see during one adventure, and we love customizing these fusion trips for our travelers! …

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A large variety of cuisine can be enjoyed throughout the vast country. Seven major schools of cuisine exist and have resulted in dishes that are unique to varying regions of China. Learn more about the specific cuisines, common ingredients & dishes, and the real reason why the Chinese use chopsticks!

China may not come to mind as a destination for wildlife enthusiasts. However, it should not be overlooked as the home to some of the world's most intriguing creatures! Learn about the wildlife you may encounter on a China trip, and the conservation efforts protecting the precious wildlife.

Discover the top 12 things to do and see in China, from the Great Wall and Forbidden City to the Terracotta Army and Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.

The rise & fall of dynasties, political revolutions, and an evolving culture that is yet tied to ancient traditions have all shaped the country into what it is today. It is difficult to characterize China simple, as it is a truly unique culture with vast diversity within. Learn more about this intriguing place before your trip.

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