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China is a land of extraordinary geographical diversity. Each region reveals its own distinctive culture, architecture, customs, and culinary traditions.

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About China

Majestic Nature Meets Cultural Lineage

China is one of the world's most captivating travel destinations, where over 5,000 years of civilisation seamlessly blend with world-leading innovation. From ancient imperial capitals and UNESCO World Heritage Sites to futuristic skylines, every journey through China reveals a different chapter of its remarkable story.

Discover the timeless beauty of Lijiang in Yunnan, where cobblestone streets, Naxi culture, and the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain create one of China's most enchanting old towns. Wander through the romantic canals and classical gardens of Hangzhou, celebrated for the tranquil beauty of West Lake and centuries of tea culture.

Nature lovers will marvel at the otherworldly landscapes of Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, where the iconic peaks of Tianzi Mountain inspired the mythical floating mountains in the movie Avatar. Beyond these iconic peaks, China offers an incredible diversity of experiences—from the tranquil, emerald waters of the Yangtze River and the ancient wonders of Xi'an to the dynamic metropolis of Shanghai and the cultural treasures of Beijing.

Whether you're seeking cultural heritage, breathtaking scenery, or gastronomy adventures, China offers experiences unlike anywhere else in the world. High-speed rail networks, world-class infrastructure, and modern cities make exploring this vast country more convenient than ever, while its ancient temples, traditional villages, and living heritage continue to thrive in one of the world's oldest civilisations.

Karakul Lake, Xinjiang
Karakul Lake, Xinjiang
West Lake, Hangzhou
West Lake, Hangzhou
Zhangjiajie, Hunan
Zhangjiajie, Hunan
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Luxury Rail Expedition: A Silk Road Inspired Journey from Chengdu to Xinjiang

For two thousand years, the Silk Road was crossed on foot, by camel, in caravans that took seasons rather than days. Today, the journey unfolds at a gentler pace aboard a luxury train, allowing travellers to follow the same historic route with the comfort and refinement that such an extraordinary passage deserves.

⏱ 16 Days
From SGD 15,400 / person
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Yangtze Explorer: Three Gorges Luxury Cruise (5D4N)

Embarking on this Yangtze River cruise from Yichang to Chongqing via Shennongjia is an ultra-luxury, intimate expedition. The Yangtze Explorer hosts just 124 guests, offering a 1:1 staff-to-guest ratio that ensures highly personalized service.

⏱ 5 Days
From SGD 2,800 / person
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Know Before You Go

China Essentials

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Getting There

China is well connected through major international gateways:

  • Beijing Capital International Airport

  • Shanghai Pudong International Airport

  • Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport

  • Chengdu Tianfu International Airport

Extensive domestic flights and one of the world's largest high-speed rail networks make travelling between cities fast and convenient.

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Currency & Spending

While China utilizes the Chinese Yuan (CNY), daily life is nearly cashless. International travelers can navigate seamlessly by linking their credit cards to Alipay or WeChat Pay before arrival. Carrying a small amount of cash can still be useful when visiting rural areas or smaller local businesses.

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Visa Requirements

China offers expanded visa waivers and transit-free travel for over 70 nationalities. Eligible passport holders—including those from Singapore, Australia, the UK, and most European nations—can enter visa-free for up to 30 days. Qualifying travellers transiting through major hubs to a third destination can enjoy up to 10 days of visa-free stays. 

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Climate

China’s immense geography brings highly varied regional weather, but Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures nationwide. Expect cold winters and warm summers in the north, while the southern regions lean subtropical with mild winters and humid summers.

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Accommodation

From luxury sleeper trains to the quiet charm of traditional courtyard homes, the region’s stays are woven directly into the fabric of the destination. Here, international hotel brand meets local boutique stays in an array of historic inns and hidden mountain retreats.

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Cultural Notes

Mandarin Chinese is the official language, although numerous regional dialects and minority languages are spoken across the country. Respect for local customs, historical sites, and cultural traditions is highly appreciated. 

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