As the world’s third largest country by land area, China’s weather varies dramatically from region to region. From the Uyghur outcrops in Central Asia to seasonal Beijing in the northeast and all the coast, countryside and cities in between, we’d be lying to say you’ll have consistent weather when travelling through China. It all comes down to...Read More
Due to the diversity and breadth of our trips, our ultimate packing list should be used as a guide only and is not intended to be a complete packing list to suit every trip. What you bring will vary according to the trip style you’ve chosen, the countries you’re visiting and the time of year...Read More
Heading to China in autumn (September, October or November) or spring (March, April and May)? Let’s talk layering and how it will be you best friend. In interior and northern destinations like Beijing and Xi’an, autumn and spring temperatures can swing from mild and comfortable 20°C (67°F) to a cold 7°C (45°F), so packing lightweight...Read More
Generally speaking, if you’re travelling in summer (June, July and August) you can expect it to be hot, hot, hot – no matter where you are. When packing, make sure you’ve a couple of hats, loose-fitting pants and t-shirts and some long-sleeve shirts for extra protection from the sun. If you’re travelling in the Chinese interior (Chengdu,...Read More
If you’re planning to explore China in winter (December, January and February), you can expect it to be anything from chilly to freezing, depending on where you are. Be sure to pack warm clothes for sleeping (thermals are a good idea), thicker socks and at least two lightweight fleeces (in case one gets wet) even if...Read More
When you’re planning what to wear while you’re travelling in China, it’s very important that you’ve got a good idea of what to expect from the weather during your trip. China is massive and as such the climate can vary between destinations. What you pack for a week-long July holiday in Yangshuo is going to...Read More
Sipping your way around a country will really give you a taste of local life, and China is no different. Given China’s rich cultural traditions and fascinating history, there’s no doubt a few beverages that have stories of their own. Here are a few to keep your eye out for when travelling. Tea Stretching all the way...Read More
1 January: New Year’s Day 4 February: Chinese New Year or Spring Festival (eve of the first lunar month) 5 April: Qingming Festival 1 May: Labour Day 7 June: Dragon Boat Festival 1 October: National DayRead More
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/china-travel-advisory.html Travel Advisory October 26, 2022 China – Level 3: Reconsider Travel Reissued to reformat the Hong Kong and Macau Travel Advisories and to provide updates on COVID-19 restrictions. Reconsider travel to the People’s Republic of China (PRC), including the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) and the Macau SAR, due to arbitrary enforcement of local...Read More
China further shortens mandatory hotel quarantine period for international arrivals, cancels the circuit breaker mechanism for inbound flights, and requires only one negative PRC test within 48 hours before boarding. According to a circular released by the National Health Commission (NHC) on Friday, November 11, 2022, China will ease some of its COVID-19 rules to better balance COVID-19...Read More
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