China Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing China Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
China hiking tours unlock the door to stunning landscapes, from the mystical Himalayas to the tranquil bamboo forests and rugged gorges. Combining exhilarating adventures with serene moments, these tours offer the chance to explore ancient pathways, discover remote villages, and witness China's diverse natural beauty. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Chinese culture, history, and breathtaking scenery on unforgettable China hiking tours.
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Trekking Meili Snow Mountains in Yunnan Tour
Yunnan Province is renowned as a dream destination for nature-lovers and trekkers. The region comprises grand canyons, high mountains, a handful of lakes, rivers, and waterfalls, dotted with ancient villages where the atmosphere is palpably mystical. On this 9-day trekking tour, you will experience an exquisite sample of what Yunnan Province has to offer.
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Hike the Great Wall of China
This amazing Chinese walking tour follows some of the wildest stretches of the Great Wall of China. You will hike along iconic sections of the wall and have plenty of opportunities to sample local dishes and visit famous monuments.
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Trekking Four Sisters Mountain in West Sichuan Tour
This 8-day trekking tour is a wonderful blend of culture and adventure. You’ll spend a few days visiting unique villages, remote monasteries and nunneries, and a panda sanctuary. Then you also spend a few days hiking into the Four Sisters Mountain range to camp away from busy city life and reconnect with nature.
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Trekking the Tibetan Plateau in West Sichuan Tour
The West Sichuan region is an undiscovered dream destination for hikers. On this 11-day tour, astounding alpine landscapes, hidden villages, and hot springs will fill your days. At night, you’ll stay in comfortable hotels, modest mountain hostels, and you’ll also spend three nights camping under the stars. For an enriching experience in this wild part of China, check out the details of this tour.
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Trekking to Mount Kailash
Trekking in Tibet is a magical journey, and this is one of the finest, as you follow the ancient pilgrimage route to Mount Kailash. You will visit both the holiest places and the most spectacular landscapes of Tibet on this incredible 11-day guided tour. On your way back you will stop off at Everest Base Camp, for a view of Mount Everest from the Chinese side.
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Hike & Bike China
This amazing guided tour allows you to explore some of the highlights of China under your own power. You will get to hike along the Great Wall and in other stunning parts of China, then you will get to cycle through the charming Chinese countryside.
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China's vast landscapes provide a multitude of trekking opportunities. Scale the majestic Great Wall, explore the sacred Mount Kailash in Tibet, or navigate the dramatic Tiger Leaping Gorge. The mystical mountains of Huangshan offer a journey through time, while the rice terraces of Longji present a different pace of rural life. Every trail promises its own unique adventure.
China stands out as a premier trekking destination with its unparalleled diversity of terrain, ancient trails, and deep cultural roots. From the snow-capped peaks of Tibet to the historical Silk Road and beyond, China's trails offer both challenges and rewards. The country's rich history and stunning natural wonders make each trek an unforgettable experience.
The best time for trekking in China varies by region but generally falls in spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) for most areas. These seasons feature milder weather and clearer skies. Summer is ideal for Tibetan adventures, while winter treks are best in the south's warmer climates.
- Great Wall of China Trek: Experience the historical grandeur of China by walking along this ancient marvel, with sections offering different levels of difficulty and scenic beauty.
- Mount Kailash Pilgrimage in Tibet: Embark on a spiritual journey around one of the most sacred mountains in the world, set against the backdrop of the Tibetan Plateau's breathtaking landscapes.
- Tiger Leaping Gorge Hike: Traverse this magnificent gorge, enjoying the spectacular views of the Jinsha River and its surrounding peaks, one of the deepest and most dramatic gorges on the planet.
- Huangshan Mountain Trails: Hike among the granite peaks and ancient pines of Huangshan, a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its misty vistas and sunrise views.
- Zhangjiajie National Forest Park Hike: Explore the otherworldly landscape of towering sandstone pillars, covered in lush vegetation, which inspired the floating mountains in the film Avatar.
Tipping is not traditionally expected in China, but it's appreciated in the tourism industry, such as for tour guides and drivers. However, in regular restaurants and taxis, it's not customary.
English is commonly spoken in major cities and tourist areas but less so in rural areas. Having a translation app or learning basic Mandarin phrases can be very helpful.
A duration of 10-14 days is recommended for a first visit to China, allowing you to explore a mix of urban and rural highlights across different regions.
Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter China. Ensure to check the latest visa requirements and application process well in advance of your trip.
The currency is the Renminbi (RMB), with the yuan (Â¥) being the basic unit.
It's advisable to have some yuan for smaller purchases and rural areas. Credit cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist areas.
Yes, China offers many family-friendly attractions, from theme parks to cultural sites and nature activities suitable for all ages.
High-speed trains and domestic flights are efficient for long distances, while metros, buses, and taxis are convenient in cities.
Yes, with proper research and preparation, self-guided tours are possible, especially in well-known tourist areas.
Guided tours are widely available and recommended for those seeking in-depth cultural and historical insights or for navigating remote areas.
China has one time zone, China Standard Time (CST), UTC +8.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and boutique guesthouses to hostels and traditional inns, catering to all budgets and preferences.
Visa requirements can vary based on your nationality, the purpose of visit, and duration. Check the Chinese embassy or consulate website in your country for specific requirements.
China is generally considered safe for travelers. Common sense safety practices and awareness of your surroundings are always advised.
China's cuisine is incredibly diverse; don't miss trying local specialties like Peking duck in Beijing, dim sum in Hong Kong, and hot pot in Sichuan.
Consult with a travel clinic for health advice and any necessary vaccinations well before your trip. Consider pollution masks for cities with high air quality index levels.
Many Western websites and social media platforms are blocked in China. A VPN can help access restricted sites, but it's best to download and set it up before your arrival.