Your own China trip, planned around who’s coming.
Private routes from Singapore for couples, friends, families and teams. Pick the places, the dates and the pace. No join-in groups, no fixed departures.
- Private trips only
- Any mix of destinations
- Couples, families and companies
Explore China’s favourite places.
Pick one, combine a few, or tell us you’re not sure yet. Every trip is planned around your group, so any of these can be the start.
Route ideas for a trip of your own.
Starting points, not packages. Swap a city, stretch a stay or slow the whole thing down.
- Zhangjiajie
- Wulingyuan
- Fenghuang
Pillar peaks and an old river town
Forest trails and viewpoints, then evenings by the river in Fenghuang.
Start from this route- Chengdu
- Chongqing
Two cities, one appetite
Teahouses, pandas and Sichuan cooking, then Chongqing’s hills and night views.
Start from this route- Kunming
- Dali
- Lijiang
The slow southwest
Lakes, old towns and mountain air, with time to adjust to the altitude.
Start from this route
Route ideas that suit the whole family.
Fewer hotel changes, shorter sightseeing days and something for every age. Each one adapts to your children, parents and pace.
- Beijing
- Mutianyu
- Beijing
The Wall, the hutongs and the palace
Big history in the mornings, quieter afternoons, and a single hotel throughout.
Start from this route- Chengdu
- Leshan
- Chengdu
Pandas and dumplings
Early panda visits while it’s cool, cooking and street food, and a day trip to the Giant Buddha.
Start from this route- Shanghai
- Suzhou
- Hangzhou
Skyline and water towns
City sights, canal-side gardens and a lake to walk or cycle around together.
Start from this route
Route ideas for teams.
Illustrative programmes to react to. Your proposal is built from your objectives, group size and budget.
- Shanghai
- Hangzhou
A retreat between two cities
A focused working day, a shared activity and an evening by West Lake.
Start from this route- Chengdu
- Chongqing
An incentive with flavour
Food-led group experiences and memorable evenings, with free time built in.
Start from this route- Zhangjiajie
- Wulingyuan
Scenery as the shared challenge
Trails and viewpoints the whole team tackles together, with options for every fitness level.
Start from this route
Suggested itineraries, tailored to your dates and preferences. Lengths are starting points, not fixed packages.
From a few lines to a plan you can read.
You send a brief
Who’s going, roughly when, and what you enjoy. “Not sure yet” is a fine answer.
We propose a route
A day-by-day plan that sets out where you stay, how you get around and what’s included, so you can see what you’re paying for.
You change what you like
Swap a city, slow the pace or change a hotel until the plan fits your group.
Day 3 · Wulingyuan to Fenghuang
- Stay
- The named hotel, room type and number of nights
- Meals
- Which meals are included, and which are yours to choose
- Getting there
- How you travel between places, and roughly how long it takes
- Walking
- How active the day is, with gentler alternatives where possible
- Not included
- Anything you’ll pay for separately, listed plainly
Planning for a team?
Company retreats, incentive trips and team outings, travelling as your own private group. Start with what the trip needs to achieve; the route follows.
Request a corporate proposalWhat helps us shape a proposal
- ObjectiveRetreat, incentive, team bonding or outing
- HeadcountAn estimate is enough to begin
- DatesA fixed week or a window you could travel in
- BudgetPer person or in total, whichever you work to
- ProgrammeMeetings, activities and free time you want included
Start your trip brief.Start your family brief.Start your company brief.
A few details are enough. You can change everything later, including your mind about where to go.
- Private trips, planned for your group only
- Destination optional: “Not sure yet” is fine
- Company briefs can include meetings and a budget basis
Your brief, at a glance.
Questions before you start.
Are your trips private or scheduled group tours?
Private. You travel with your own family, friends or colleagues, on a route shaped around your dates and interests. There are no scheduled join-in departures.
Can we combine more than one destination?
Yes. Tell us the places you have in mind and how long you have. The proposed route can bring them together, allowing for transfers and the pace you prefer.
How much does a custom China trip cost?
It depends on your route, dates, party size, hotels and the arrangements you choose. Share a budget and your priorities, and the proposal can explain the cost and what it covers.
When is a good time to go?
China’s regions have very different seasons. Share the month you have in mind and whether your dates are flexible, so the destination and route can be considered together.
Do I need to know where I want to go?
No. Who’s travelling, roughly when, and what you enjoy are enough to begin. Choose “Not sure yet” in the brief.