Intl. Flights Included Tours & Trips in Southern China

Fly direct from Frankfurt or Munich to Beijing with Air China, then connect to Shanghai on this 10-day trip through Southern China. You'll check out Beijing's Imperial Palace on Tiananmen Square (a UNESCO site), walk along the Great Wall, and see the Summer Palace with its lakeside pavilions.

Fly Air China from Frankfurt to Shanghai, then check out Beijing's UNESCO-listed Forbidden City before taking the high-speed rail through Southern China's Greater Bay Area. You'll stay at the 5-star Jin Jiang Hotel in Shanghai's French Concession, the 4-star Pentahotel Hong Kong in Tuen Mun near the MTR, and the 5-star Radisson RED in Zhuhai near Gongbei Port.

Travel through Southern China's legendary tea regions, starting in the UNESCO-listed Huangshan Mountains where you'll hike among misty peaks and taste Yellow Mountain Peak tea. Then head to the Wuyishan Mountains for a bamboo raft ride on the Nine Bend River and a ceremonial Wuyi Rock tea tasting.

See Southern China's dynamic contrasts with scheduled international flights included on this 14-day private tour from Hong Kong's towering skyline to Lantau Island's coastal trails. Ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car over lush mountains. Trek the MacLehose Trail with city skyline backdrops. Find the stilt houses of Tai O fishing village. Stay at Gold Coast properties near palm-fringed beaches. Hike through Aberdeen Country Park's reservoir trails. Stop by Wong Tai Sin Temple before ascending Lion Rock for views of Victoria Harbour.

Round-trip international flights bring you directly to Hong Kong for this 14-day trip through the Greater Bay Area. High-speed trains connect Hong Kong to Shenzhen in 15 minutes, then continue to Guangzhou before crossing to Macau via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, one of the longest sea crossings globally. Visit the Tian Tan Buddha on Lantau Island and climb through the Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery where golden statues line the path up. Head up Ping An Finance Centre in Shenzhen for views that stretch all the way to Hong Kong. Ride the Golden Reel Ferris Wheel above Macau's glittering skyline. Catch the free light show at Shenzhen's Civic Center with its colorful wave-shaped roof.

International flights are included, with accommodations spread across 3 nights in the city center, 2 nights in Wong Chuk Hang, and 2 nights in Tung Chung on Lantau Island. Hike the Cape D'Aguilar Trail along rugged cliffs where you might spot dolphins, walk among life-size golden Buddhas at Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, and ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to reach Lantau Peak's summit. Stroll through Stanley Ma Hang Park's coastal paths, see the fishing village of Tai O with its colorful boats, and catch sunsets from Wong Nai Chung Reservoir Park after trekking the Dragon's Back Trail.

This 14-day trip takes you from Beijing's Capital Airport down to Hong Kong International, passing through Southern China's karst landscapes and old cities along the way. You'll float on a bamboo raft down the UNESCO-listed Yulong River in Yangshuo, where limestone peaks rise up around rice paddies.

This 12-day trip covers China's highlights with flights from Frankfurt to Beijing and back from Shanghai, plus domestic connections between Xi'an and Guilin. You'll check out Beijing's Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven, both UNESCO sites, then head to Xi'an to see the famous Terracotta Army where the Silk Road started centuries ago. After that, bike through Yangshuo's karst scenery along the Yulong River and take a cruise on the Li River near Guilin, before finishing in Shanghai where the historic Bund meets the modern skyline—there's even a rooftop bar for sunset drinks.

This 16-day trip from Beijing to Chengdu includes international flights and a domestic flight between Lijiang and Chengdu. You'll walk the Great Wall of China near Badaling at sunset and check out the UNESCO-listed Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The trip includes high-speed train rides through China's landscapes with 2nd class seats—6 hours from Beijing to Shanghai and 9 hours from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie. At the UNESCO-listed Zhangjiajie National Geopark, take a cable car up to Tianzi Mountains and ride the glass elevator down at Yuanjiajie, where you'll see the floating peaks that inspired Avatar.