Self-Guided Tours in China

The Worldee App guides you with directions and audio as you head from Ocean Inn by Jordan MTR Station to Ladies Market on Tung Choi Street, then ride double-decker trams in Central and tackle 268 steps up to Tian Tan Buddha. You'll stay at Caravel Hotel in Macau to see Senado Square's wave mosaics, A-Ma Temple, and the Cotai Strip, with support available round the clock.

Use your Octopus Card to get around Hong Kong independently, riding the world's longest outdoor escalator up to Victoria Peak's Sky Terrace 428 for harbor views. Head to Tung Chung by MTR and bus, then take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to check out Ngong Ping Village and summit Lantau Peak before seeing the wooden Wisdom Path pillars.

High-speed trains connect Shanghai's Bund skyline, Xi'an's ancient Muslim Quarter, and Beijing's Forbidden City and Mutianyu section of the Great Wall as you travel through China on your own schedule. Pre-arranged second-class train tickets between three imperial cities let you see historic hutong alleyways and UNESCO-listed landmarks at your own pace. This 10-day self-guided trip includes accommodation options, 24-hour emergency support, and transfers to the Great Wall - giving you time to check out golden temples, terracotta warriors, and traditional teahouses whenever you want.

English-speaking private guides take you through Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, and Macau. Each excursion weaves together cultural insights, from temple visits to dim sum tastings, while keeping your schedule flexible.

High-speed train tickets connect Shanghai, Xi'an, and Beijing throughout your trip. In Shanghai, see Yu Garden and go up Shanghai Tower for city views. Xi'an's ancient City Wall stretches 14 kilometers around the old town, and you'll also check out Hanyangling Mausoleum. The Forbidden City in Beijing covers centuries of imperial history across its massive complex. Hike along the Mutianyu Section of the Great Wall of China with entrance fees and transfers included. At the Summer Palace, walk around Kunming Lake and see the famous marble boat. Wander through Beijing's traditional hutong alleyways on foot or by rickshaw to see old neighborhood life.