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      Yu Garden pagoda and zigzag bridge over lotus pond with Shanghai Tower in background

       Shanghai, People's Republic of China

      Shanghai Self-Guided Walking Tour with 22 Audio commentaries

      Discover 22 sides of Shanghai in just three hours. Let expert audio commentary turn every corner of this legendary city into a story worth hearing.

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      Three playful giant pandas interact on a log amidst lush greenery in Chengdu, China, a highlight of private tours.

       Beijing, China

      China Highlights Private Tour: Beijing, Xi'an & Shanghai

      Five iconic Chinese cities, one seamless private journey — from the emperors' Forbidden City to the karst peaks above the Li River, this is China the way it deserves to be experienced.

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      Adorable giant pandas enjoying bamboo at a sanctuary, featured on the Warriors and Panda Bears Private Tour.

       Beijing, China

      Private Guided Tour: Terracotta Warriors and Giant Pandas

      Walk through 5,000 years of Chinese history in just 10 days — from the silent army of the Terracotta Warriors to the bamboo-munching giants of Chengdu and the luminous skyline of Shanghai. This is the China journey you have been waiting to take.

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      Intricate Chinese temple rooftops with ornate details under a clear blue sky, highlighting Suzhou's historical architecture.

       Beijing, China

      11-Days Guided Tour Beijing to Shanghai with Suzhou

      Walk the Great Wall, stand before 2,000 terracotta soldiers, and finish among China's most celebrated classical gardens — eleven days that span the full breadth of one of the world's oldest civilisations.

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      Shanghai's illuminated skyline at night featuring the Oriental Pearl Tower, a highlight of private city tours.

       Shanghai, China

      Private Guided Tour in Shanghai: 4-Days City Break

      Four days, one unforgettable city: explore Shanghai's ancient gardens, iconic skyline, and hidden neighborhoods on a private tour guided in Spanish.

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      Stunning Beijing skyline at dusk showcasing iconic modern skyscrapers and vibrant city life on a private tour.

       Beijing, China

      Private Tour Beijing to Shanghai: 7-Days Guided Trip

      Two iconic cities, five centuries of history, one perfectly private journey. Discover imperial Beijing and cosmopolitan Shanghai on a tour built entirely around you.

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      More to know about East China

      East China represents one of the world's most dynamic regions, blending ancient traditions with modern innovation. This area encompasses major cities like Shanghai and Hangzhou, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and the picturesque West Lake.

      What to see in East China

      Visitors should explore Shanghai's historic Bund district with its colonial architecture, visit the classical gardens of Suzhou, and discover Hangzhou's serene temples and tea plantations. The region offers a mix of urban attractions and traditional cultural sites that reflect centuries of Chinese heritage.

      Things to do in East China

      Experience river cruises along the Yangtze, take day trips to ancient water towns like Zhujiajiao, and participate in tea ceremonies in Hangzhou. Cultural festivals, traditional craft workshops, and seasonal garden tours provide authentic engagement with local life.

      Culinary Heritage of East China

      The region is celebrated for its refined cuisine, with Hangzhou dishes and Suzhou snacks reflecting centuries of gastronomic tradition. Fresh river fish, delicate soup dumplings, and locally-produced green tea define the distinctive flavors that have influenced Chinese cooking nationwide.