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If you are looking for a diverse holiday with plenty to see and do, you are in luck. China is the third-largest country in the world with the biggest population. So, as you can imagine, there are lots going on.

A trip to China will allow you to explore large, modern cities, incredible attractions and landmarks, and smaller towns and villages for a taste of traditional China.

Historical China has countless attractions for visitors to explore, including the famous Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Army, the Summer Palace, and many more.

Nature lovers will be able to enjoy cruising down Asia’s largest river, the Yangtze, or seeing giant pandas.

World Heritage Sites

Chinese city breaks are also an excellent option for travellers with Beijing, Chengdu, Shanghai, and many more, offering great shopping options, fine dining, and enjoyable nights out.

Make the most of your visit with English-speaking local guides that can help you find the best experiences, take in the must-see sights, and sample the best food.

With a larger landmass than the whole of Europe, a diverse range of dialects, cultures, and ethnicities, incredible landscapes, and over 5 UNESCO-listed World Heritage Sites, you will have to plan your trip to make sure you fit everything into your China holiday!

Why Visit China?

China holidays are popular for a reason. There is something for everyone, from those who want to enjoy the buzz from busy cities to people who want to learn more about its history by visiting many historical sites.

There’s also something for those who want traditional holidays that sample a bit of everything, including sandy beaches, great shopping, and fantastic food.

Well-planned holidays in China will be able to take in a range of festivals like the dragon boat festival, world-famous sites, and a range of different cultures.

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Historical China

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