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DISCOVER CHINA

Terracotta Army Statues

ANCIENT WONDERS

Ancient wonders like the Great Wall of China and imperial palaces that bring thousands of years of history to life.

FUTURISTIC CITIES

Futuristic cities such as Shanghai and Shenzhen filled with skyscrapers, innovation, and world-class infrastructure.

DIVERSE FOOD CULTURE

One of the world’s most diverse food cultures, from spicy Sichuan flavours to Cantonese dim sum and vibrant street food scenes.

STUNNING LANDSCAPES

Stunning natural landscapes including Guilin’s karst mountains, Yunnan’s rice terraces, deserts, lakes, and alpine regions.

INCREDIBLE HIGH-SPEED RAIL NETWORK

An incredibly efficient high-speed rail network that makes travelling across the country fast, smooth, and convenient.

IMMERSIVE CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS

A deeply immersive cultural experience where ancient traditions, festivals, tea culture, martial arts, and modern life exist side by side.

What sets it apart?

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN TRAVELLING TO CHINA?

China is a destination of remarkable contrasts, where futuristic cities and ancient traditions exist side by side. In bustling hubs like Shanghai and Beijing, travellers can experience soaring skylines, luxury shopping, and world-class high-speed trains, while just beyond the cities lie centuries-old temples, traditional water towns, imperial palaces, and historic alleyways. China’s heritage is immense, with iconic landmarks such as the Great Wall of China, the Forbidden City, ancient Buddhist grottoes, and old Silk Road settlements offering a deep connection to the country’s past.

 

The culinary scene is equally diverse, with each region offering its own flavours—from spicy Sichuan dishes and delicate Cantonese cuisine to northern noodles and dumplings, alongside vibrant street food culture.

China is a destination where ancient dynasties, futuristic cities, rich traditions, and breathtaking landscapes collide most extraordinarily.

Beautiful sunset view of Tokyo Tower

Travelling through China is fast and efficient thanks to one of the world’s best rail networks, although visitors may encounter language barriers outside major tourist areas, making translation apps helpful. Daily life is highly digital, with mobile payments and local platforms widely used, while public spaces and transport systems tend to feel structured and organized.

 

Beyond the cities, China reveals breathtaking natural beauty, from the karst mountains of Guilin and the rice terraces of Yunnan to alpine landscapes, deserts, and vast countryside that make the destination as scenic as it is culturally rich.

Chinese Village Landscape

CURRENCY

Chinese Yuan

COLDEST MONTH

JAN

0 C on average

TIME ZONE

GMT +08.00

INTERESTING FACTS

PEAK TIME

Spring (Apr - May)

Autumn (Sep - Oct)

HOTTEST MONTH

AUG

30 C on average

LANGUAGE

Mandarin

TIPPING

Generally Included

THE ART OF ESCAPING

Whether you choose ultra-luxury skyscraper hotels in vibrant cities or serene boutique retreats set among mountains, temples, and traditional water towns, China offers stays that blend modern comfort, refined hospitality, and uniquely local design. From sleek contemporary elegance to deeply cultural experiences, every stay feels both immersive and sophisticated.

Mandarin Oriental Qianmen, Beijing

Our Favourites

MANDARIN ORIENTAL QIANMEN, BEIJING
Bulgari Hotel Shanghai
BVLGARI HOTEL SHANGHAI
Sofitel Legend People's Grand Hotel Xi'an
SOFITEL LEGEND PEOPLE'S GRANT HOTEL XI'AN
Great Wall of China

Crafted Experiences, The Hansa Way!

Experiences to Treasure in China

Walk a wild section of the Great Wall

Great Wall of China

Hike the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall of China for a quieter, more untouched experience, far from the crowds. This self-guided trail offers open stretches of ancient wall, dramatic mountain scenery, and the rare chance to capture iconic photos with no one else in sight—just you and the landscape.

Oriental Venice

Watertown in China

Discover the beautiful “Oriental Venice” Zhujiajiao on an exclusive half-day guided tour, where winding canals, ancient stone bridges, and 400-year-old architecture bring China’s water-town heritage to life. Explore lively water markets, stroll through peaceful private gardens, and soak in the charm of this historic town while learning about its local history, culture, and daily life from an expert guide. The experience is completed with a relaxing tea tasting in an authentic local tea house, offering a calm and cultural pause in this timeless setting.

Places that stay with you

Elegant Tea Setting
Traditional Chinese House

Design Your Journey

Every journey begins with a conversation. Share your vision, and we will design an experience shaped entirely around you.

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