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Fisherman and cormorants fish with a symbiotic relationship on the Li River.
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Aman Summer Palace offers heritage-imbued accommodation, including those once used by guests awaiting an audience with the Empress at the Summer Palace.
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Great Wall sunset over the mountains above Beijing.
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Traditional dancing from the Qing Dynasty in the privacy of a private historic Hutong residence.
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In a quiet valley surrounded by tea fields and natural forests of bamboo, lies the peaceful Amanfayun on the outskirts of Hangzhou.
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Exclusive access into the pits and avenues of Terracotta Warrior sculptures, the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China, Xi’an.
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Unearthed from Qin Shi Huang's tomb in 1980, the two bronze chariots and horses are considered to be the earliest and best-preserved sculptures in Chinese archaeology.
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Dined and entertained in subterranean splendour at the Museum of Modern Art in Guilin, China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
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A diverse collection of cutting edge, contemporary architecture makes for an impressive view of Shanghai at night.
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Compelling views of Hong Kong and Kowloon from an exclusive setting at the Upper House’s Café Gray.
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Limestone monoliths shrouded in cloud in the Zhangjiajie National Park in the Hunan province.
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Exclusive access to the Dujiangyan Panda Base, Chengdu.
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China

Vast. Frenetic. Imperial. China is an irresistible feast for the senses.

Emerald green rice terraces, fragrant cuisine sizzling on a street cart, the urgent tone of Mandarin on a crowded Shanghai subway; nothing can prepare you for the sensory commotion that is China. Go for ancient culture, gastronomy, natural wonder and the world’s fastest-moving cities.

Experiences

Enjoy sunset on the Great Wall, with a spectacular white-linen banquet and a Shaolin martial arts performance; explore bustling Shanghai’s cultural scene; journey along the Silk Road; adorn yourselves in traditional costumes for dinner in a private Beijing garden; learn more about Tiananmen Square with a renowned historian; visit Mao’s tomb and gain exclusive access to the PRC parliament building; let a leading archaeologist take you to the Terracotta Warriors, with special access to the area reserved for visiting dignitaries; marvel at a Chinese acrobatic show; enjoy VIP access to the Wolong Giant Panda Reserve Centre and get a chance to feed these iconic animals in privacy; enjoy a private introduction to Beijing’s traditional noodle making, with lessons from a culinary master.

Where to Stay

From the finest luxury hotels, to a private tented camp in the Dunhuang Dunes.

When to Go

Spring and autumn are perfect for the major sights in and around Beijing but be sure to check (and avoid) Chinese public holidays.

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