Discover China through the places that first sparked your curiosity: imperial courtyards, historic streets, great rivers and mountain landscapes. These verotrip journeys bring city landmarks and scenic stops together, with day tours, regional breaks and longer routes to compare.
Choose a journey that fits your time
A city stay gives you time for the principal sights and the neighbourhoods around them. A regional route adds nearby towns, gardens or countryside. Longer journeys connect several destinations, so compare the hotel nights and travel stages as carefully as the attraction list.
Imperial cities and modern skylines
Explore Beijing’s palaces and Great Wall routes, Xi’an’s archaeology and historic streets, or Shanghai’s waterfront and surrounding water towns. Some itineraries combine these cities; others keep the focus on one area. Choose the balance of guided visits, walking and free time that suits you.
Scenery alongside local culture
Guilin and Yangshuo routes pair karst landscapes with riverside towns. Yunnan journeys connect lakes, old towns and village traditions. Chengdu and Chongqing itineraries combine city life with archaeological sites, mountain scenery or river landscapes. The individual tour pages show the stops and overnight sequence for each journey.
Private journeys and small-group routes
Private itineraries can be adjusted around your arrival times, interests and preferred pace before booking. Small-group tours follow their available programme and departure arrangements. Tell verotrip about mobility needs, dietary requirements and the amount of walking you enjoy, so the right route can be selected.
Plan the details around your dates
Your dated proposal sets out the hotels, transport, guiding, meals and tickets included. Attraction entry, regional connections and outdoor visits depend on the arrangements available for your dates. Leave enough time between destinations, and use quieter local walks to balance longer sightseeing days.
Explore more travel styles
For a journey centred on workshops and regional flavours, explore food, craft and living culture tours. For longer walking routes, compare hiking and mountain tours. You can also discuss a slower family route with verotrip.