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China
From imperial cities to Yunnan villages, China brings together diverse stories, landscapes, and cultures.
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The country with Aventure de Vie
Choose a region to discover it in depth
China is too vast to be explored in a single trip. Beijing and Xi’an provide access to a major imperial history. Sichuan and Yunnan open onto mountains, villages, ancient tea routes, and very different local cultures. At the same time, large cities showcase contemporary China.
Aventure de Vie prefers to build a coherent itinerary around a few regions rather than cram in too many stops. Traveling by train, road, and on foot then connects the main sites with simpler moments in markets, workshops, and the countryside.
- Best seasons
- Spring and autumn in many regions; depending on elevation and latitude
- Climate
- Highly variable: continental, subtropical, and mountain climates
- Regions
- Beijing, Xi’an, Yunnan, Sichuan and the South-West
- Experiences
- Heritage, cuisine, walks, and regional cultures
On site
What to do in China?
01
Walk the Great Wall
Choose the right section for your group and take time to observe the landscape and the defensive structures.
02
Discover Xi’an
Connect important historic sites with the city walls, neighborhoods, and the modern city.
03
Follow the tea route in Yunnan
Meet producers, visit villages, and learn about the historical role of caravan trade.
04
Explore the countryside of the South-West
Walk between plantations, markets, and villages in a more rural side of China.
Travel in China
Our trip
First Glimpse
Beijing, Xi’an, Chengdu, Chongqing, Zhangjiajie and Shanghai: a complete and accessible first experience of China.
- Duration16 days · 15 nights
- Group6 to 10 travelers
- Next departureFrom 3 October to 16 October 2027
- From, per person€2,700
When to go
Best times to visit
Spring and autumn are suitable for many regions, but conditions vary widely. The North has cold winters and hot summers, while the South is more humid. In the mountains, high altitude shortens the accessible season.
Before you go
Good to know
Distances are significant: a regional itinerary avoids consecutive long transfers. High-speed trains, domestic flights, and road travel can be combined. In rural or mountain areas, comfort and connectivity may be simpler.
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