A complete, ready-to-use 14-day route through China's most spectacular natural and futuristic places. You'll see both sides of the country — futuristic cities and scenery so beautiful it could have stepped out of an old painting. Along the way: the famous "Avatar Mountains," the world's longest glass bridge, ancient towns built on the water, and a bamboo-raft ride through the karst hills.
✈️ The route flies you into Chongqing and out of Guangzhou — a deliberate choice that cuts out backtracking and keeps every day of the trip working for you.
🗺️ You'll get a detailed, day-by-day plan, hand-picked restaurants, and the best spots for photos. It also recommends which neighborhoods to stay in, with examples of moderately priced hotels. You book the hotels yourself. Here's exactly what's included in every route.
🛠️ Survival secrets. China runs by its own digital rules — it can feel like another planet. The guide walks you through the services that matter so you always feel in control: finding your way around without Google Maps, paying for everything without a bank card, and knowing which restaurants are actually worth your time.
🌏 Who it's for
- First-timers and seasoned China travelers alike
- Families with kids of any age
- Active travelers who want both the neon "cyberpunk" of the big cities and proper wild nature
You can go any time of year, though the sweet spot is March through November.
💸 Budget
Plan on around $900 for a couple (hotels, train tickets, and the activities in the itinerary) — international flights and meals not included. The final amount depends on the season, how early you book, and your preferred level of comfort.
💬 Guide language: Russian and English
📁 The guide comes in two formats:
- HTML — best for reading on a computer or on Android
- ePub — best for phones and tablets, especially iOS
