A superbly economical way of exploring this exciting destination

If you have limited time but still want to see the major attractions in China, this trip is ideal. We see the lot – Beijing and the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Warriors, the breathtaking scenery of Yangshuo, and exciting Hong Kong!

The legends of China are revealed on this trip – ancient and modern, cultural and historical – from the Great Wall to the Terracotta Warriors; from the Shaolin Temple to cosmopolitan Shanghai.

Hop on board the China Express, to learn of 2000 years of enthralling history. Experience it all, from the modern skyscrapers of Shanghai, to the ancient Forbidden City in Beijing, as well as everything in between.

This extraordinary rail journey takes us from east to west, passing lands of stark and breathtaking beauty, through fascinating cultures and ancient civilisations and, ultimately, across two great continents.

This journey, from Hong Kong to Beijing, showcases some of the most impressive sights in China. From stunning harbours and limestone karsts to majestic rivers and lush paddy fields, this adventure offers one breathtaking scene after another.

Venture into the real Mongolia on this camping adventure as we traverse untouched parts of an untouched land. As it seems wherever you are in Mongolia you are always miles from nowhere.

Explore one steppe beyond - so far off the beaten track there's no track at all! We wander the countryside at a leisurely pace using yaks as our support vehicles in true nomadic style. There is time to relax in our eco-friendly ger camps, as well as a train trip to give you a taste of the Trans Mongolian Railway! You won't find a more authentic Mongolian experience anywhere - we guarantee it!

Join us on this Silk Caravan adventure, from Beijing to Kashgar along a trade route that has endured for over 2000 years. Follow in the footsteps of explorers and merchants from centuries past and explore the mysteries of the Western China deserts.

The differences between ancient and modern are more noticeable in China than in many other countries. One moment, you walk past ultra-modern office towers; after turning a corner, you find yourself in a medieval laneway, lined with ancient crumbling buildings. This classic 19-day journey showcases the best of both worlds.