China Multi Centre Holidays

China Multi Centre Holidays

China is a magical land steeped in history and tradition, and its vast size makes it best explored on a multi-centre holiday. From Beijing’s Great Wall and Forbidden City to Xi’an’s Terracotta Warriors and Shanghai’s futuristic skyline, each city offers something unique. Beyond the big three, you might take a Yangtze or Li River cruise, see giant pandas in Chengdu, or explore historic Hangzhou and Suzhou with their temples and gardens. Some travellers also venture further to Tibet, Kunming or Mount Huangshan for even more variety. Our suggested itineraries are below, but we can also tailor something completely unique to you.

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Why Choose a China Multi Centre Holiday?

Why Choose a China Multi Centre Holiday?

China is vast, with its highlights spread across thousands of miles, so a multi-centre holiday is the best way to explore. High-speed trains and frequent internal flights make travelling between regions surprisingly straightforward, and private guides help you get the most out of each stop. This means you can link together contrasting destinations in one seamless journey, experiencing the country’s history, culture and modern dynamism without the stress of organising it yourself.


Things to do on a China multi centre holiday…

Walk along the Great Wall at sunrise, wander through Beijing’s Forbidden City and watch the Changing of the Guard in Tiananmen Square. In Xi’an, cycle the ancient city walls before standing face to face with the Terracotta Warriors. Sample street food in buzzing markets, sip tea in a traditional garden in Suzhou, or take a cruise along the Yangtze or Li River. Visit Chengdu to watch giant pandas at feeding time, or journey further to Tibet for monasteries and mountain views unlike anywhere else.

When is the best time to visit China?

the best seasons to visit China are spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October), when temperatures are comfortable and skies are often clear. Summers can be hot and humid, especially in the cities, while winters are cold in the north but ideal for fewer crowds and snow-covered scenery.

Can I Combine China with Other Destinations?

Yes. Many travellers combine China with nearby countries to create a varied multi-centre holiday. Hong Kong is the most popular pairing, as it’s a natural gateway to China. Japan, Vietnam and Thailand also work well, while stopovers in the Middle East are ideal to break up the long journey.

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