Chengdu, a city celebrated as the 'Land of Abundance,' has become a place that countless visitors 'never want to leave.' It captivates the world with its profound Three Kingdoms history and poetic heritage, the numbing, spicy, and savory flavors of Bashu cuisine, and the most famously relaxed 'slow-paced lifestyle' in all of China.
Occupying one-sixth of China's total land area, Xinjiang is the ultimate, must-visit destination for countless travelers. It seamlessly blends breathtaking natural wonders with profound cultural heritage. As the popular saying goes: 'You don't know how vast China is until you've been to Xinjiang; and you haven't truly been to Xinjiang until you've visited Kashgar.
Experience Zhangjiajie, where "Avatar" is filmed, and take a glass plank road to overlook the deep valley; the sky city of Tianmen Mountain is filled with clouds and clouds, like entering a fairyland. At the end of the trip, visit Fenghuang, the ancient city of Miao nationality, where the Qingshiban streets and hanging towers are built against the water to experience the real humanities of western Hunan. Private guides throughout the journey avoid tourist peaks and go deep into places that most tourists have never reached.
The southernmost tropical island in China, beyond the resort routine, there is another Sanya. A private yacht goes to Wuzhizhou and dives into the clear seabed on an unmanned floating platform; in the morning, we take a car deep into the Nanshan jungle to visit the Li villages and taste the original flavor of coconut fragrance. We bypass the crowds for you and give you private beaches, sunset cruises and real island life.
Follow the ancient road traveled by the Han and Tang dynasties, walk into the Mogao Grottoes and face the murals of 1,600 years ago under candlelight; ride a camel across the crescent moon spring of Mingsha Mountain and be silent in the last evening light. Jiayuguan is the westernmost fortress of the Great Wall. Above the tower, the Gobi Desert is boundless. The ten-day journey, from Xi'an to the Hexi Corridor, is a face-to-face journey to the deepest part of China's history.
