China Walking Tours & Trips

Start your morning with a Tai Chi session led by a master in City Wall Park, then walk along Xi'an City Wall, one of China's best-preserved ancient fortifications. Head to Mutianyu Great Wall where round-trip cable car rides are included, and you'll toast with red wine at this UNESCO site.

Take Asia's longest cable car over 7,200 meters up to Tianmen Mountain, where you'll walk the cliffside paths and cross the Glass Sky Walk above the karst peaks. At Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, ride the Bailong Elevator to Yuanjiajie and see the towering limestone pillars that inspired Avatar's floating mountains.

Trek through the UNESCO-listed Longmen Buddhist Caves, where over 100,000 Buddha statues line a kilometer of rocky cliffs along the river, and there's a boat ride included. You'll take a cable car up to hike the Great Wall at Mutianyu section, then check out the sacred Quingcheng Shan Mountain trails.

Ride a traditional tricycle through Beijing's historic Hutong neighborhoods and see traditional Siheyuan courtyard houses, then hike the final stretch to Mount Taishan's summit alongside pilgrims. You'll wander Suzhou's UNESCO-listed Garden of the Humble Administrator and Pingjiang Road's canal-side teahouses.

Hike through Zhangjiajie National Forest Park's forested valleys and cliffs on well-maintained trails, wandering among the misty peaks of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The trip includes a 2-hour trek along the Great Wall's Jinshanling section at sunset, where you'll walk one of the most original stretches.

Trek through Jiuzhaigou National Park's clear lakes and waterfalls, then hike Huanglong's golden travertine terraces to reach the Five-Colour Pond via cable car at high altitude. Walk a two-hour guided route through Naigu Stone Forest's UNESCO-listed limestone pillars formed over millions of years.

Hike the Huanghuacheng section of the Great Wall near Beijing, where Ming Dynasty fortifications curve into two reservoir lakes. Later, check out the UNESCO-listed Mogao Grottoes with 492 cave temples filled with Buddhist murals spanning 1,000 years, then trek the Singing Sand Dunes to Crescent Moon Lake's desert oasis.