China tour packages
Every China tour we run from Nepal in one place: Beijing and the Great Wall, Shanghai, Xi'an, Guilin, Chengdu's pandas, Zhangjiajie, Yunnan and the Yangtze. Hotels, transfers and your China visa arranged from Kathmandu.
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5–10Days
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Real trips booked with Kora Holidays.China travel questions
Yes. Every package is planned from Kathmandu and priced in NPR, with your China visa included. We arrange hotels, transfers, trains and sightseeing, and can quote flights separately.
China travel guide
Why China is worth the trip
China is huge, so most trips focus on one or two regions. Beijing has the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, Shanghai the Bund and its skyline, Xi'an the Terracotta Warriors, and Guilin the river scenery printed on the 20-yuan note. Fast bullet trains link the main cities, and hotels and food are good value.
Five days covers one city well, such as Beijing or Shanghai. A week covers Beijing and Shanghai together, and ten days adds Xi'an and Guilin. For nature, Zhangjiajie, Guilin and Yunnan are the highlights.
Which China package is right for you?
- First visit: Beijing & Shanghai, 7 days
- Classic route: China Holiday: Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin and Shanghai, 10 days
- One city: Beijing City Tour or Shanghai City Tour, 5 days
- Seaside and cities: Shanghai, Qingdao & Beijing, 7 days
- Scenery: Guilin & Yangshuo, or Zhangjiajie, 5 days
- Pandas: Chengdu & Giant Pandas, 5 days
- Mountains: Yunnan: Kunming, Dali & Lijiang, 7 days
- River cruise: Chongqing & Yangtze River Cruise, 6 days
Before you fly
Nepali passport holders need a China tourist visa from the embassy before travel, and it is included in all our China packages. Your passport must be valid for six months. Google, WhatsApp and Facebook are blocked, so set up an eSIM with a VPN, and link Alipay or WeChat Pay to your card, because most shops do not take cash or foreign cards.
Getting around
Bullet trains connect Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an and many other cities quickly and comfortably. Your passport is your train ticket and is checked at most sights, so keep it with you every day.
Best time to visit China
April to May and September to October are the best times for most of China: mild, dry and clear. Summer (June to August) is hot and humid with more rain, and winter is cold in Beijing but fine for Yunnan and the south. Avoid Chinese New Year (late January or February) and Golden Week (1–7 October), when trains and sights are very crowded.
| Month | Weather | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| January | Cold north, mild south | Yunnan, Guilin; avoid New Year week |
| February | Cold, Chinese New Year | Festivals, but crowded |
| March | Cool, spring starts | Shanghai, Guilin, Yunnan |
| April | Mild and pleasant | Everywhere |
| May | Warm and clear | Beijing, Great Wall, Zhangjiajie |
| June | Hot, rain starts | Yunnan, Chengdu |
| July | Hot and humid | Yunnan, Qingdao seaside |
| August | Hot and humid | Yunnan, Qingdao |
| September | Warm and clear | Beijing, Guilin, Yangtze cruise |
| October | Cool and clear; Golden Week 1–7 | Dashain holidays, after the first week |
| November | Cool | Tihar holidays, Guilin, Shanghai |
| December | Cold north, mild south | Yunnan, city breaks |