China Tour Packages

Discover East Asia on a 16-day cruise from Hong Kong to Incheon aboard Silver Muse, visiting Taiwan, Japan, Shanghai, Beijing and Seoul. Discover Ryukyuan heritage, historic ports, traditional temples, island cultures, architectural landmarks, local markets and major cities across China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, plus scenic coastlines.

Explore Beijing's imperial landmarks and historic neighborhoods on this 6-day tour. Walk the Great Wall at Mutianyu, tour the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven, and bike through the old hutongs. Learn to cook Chinese dishes with a local chef, dine on Peking duck, and browse the galleries of the 798 Art Zone.

Discover Hong Kong, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Thailand on this 14-day cruise from Hong Kong, China to Bangkok, Thailand aboard Atlas Adventurer. Explore Ha Long Bay, Hoi An, Hue, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Quoc Island, Sihanoukville, Koh Kood, and enjoy scenic navigation across the Hainan Strait, South China Sea, and Gulf of Thailand.

Discover Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, and Hong Kong on this 11-day cruise from Kobe to Hong Kong aboard Atlas Adventurer. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, historic castles, subtropical islands, and coastal cities. Explore Yakushima, Amami Oshima, Ishigaki Island, Taipei, and enjoy scenic cruising across the East China Sea.

This 3-day extension pairs Harbin's Ice and Snow Festival with the city's winter highlights: illuminated ice sculptures on Central Street, the historic St. Sophia Church, towering snow art at Sun Island Park, and a drive through Siberian Tiger Park. Add it to a Beijing-based China trip during the festival's short winter season

Discover the ancient capital of Xi’an on this 3-day tour. Visit the world-famous Terracotta Warriors, walk the Ming Dynasty City Wall, and explore the Shaanxi History Museum. Take a hands-on calligraphy lesson, wander the vibrant Muslim Quarter, visit the underground Hanyang Tomb, and sit down to a Xi’an dumpling dinner, a local specialty.

This 2-day extension follows two remote sections of the Great Wall of China: Gubeikou, built in 1378 to repel Mongol invasions, and Jinshanling, home to nearly 70 uniquely built watchtowers. Add it to your Beijing itinerary for a day of challenging hiking, an overnight near the wall, and a second day along one of its best-preserved stretches.