Choose your arrival city in China. We’ll connect it to nonstop flights and a realistic route; passport-specific entry rules are checked separately below.
Less searching.
More going.
Every card connects one overseas airport to a current nonstop China gateway, then builds a sensible independent trip from there.
Land in Shanghai, then trace a practical high-speed-rail-and-flight route through Sichuan, the ancient capital, and imperial Beijing without backtracking.
Begin with Cantonese food, move through Guilin’s limestone landscapes, add Zhangjiajie’s sandstone peaks, and finish in Shanghai.
A compact, rail-first week pairing Shanghai’s energy with Suzhou gardens and Hangzhou’s lakeside calm—easy to run as a return trip from Pudong.
Use Guangzhou as the easy gateway, ride north for Guilin’s landscapes, then finish with Shenzhen’s design, food, and waterfront before looping back.
Fly from San Francisco to Shanghai, explore the Lower Yangtze by high-speed rail, then continue to Japan within the 240-hour transit framework.
A two-week route with enough time for Shanghai, a mountain interlude, Xi’an’s history, and Beijing—designed for travelers arranging a tourist visa.
Arrive in Beijing, add the imperial mountain retreat at Chengde and a quick Tianjin contrast, then continue to South Korea within the permitted region.
A comfortable, one-direction journey through four essential cities with realistic transfer time and enough breathing room for jet lag.
Choose the ordinary passport you’ll travel with. We’ll show its current entry path without changing the routes above.
We will show the current entry path, its key condition, last verification date, and the official policy source.
No generic “top ten” lists. Every route begins with a real travel constraint.
Pick the Chinese city where you want the journey itself to begin.
See the entry rule that applies to nationality—not assumed residence.
Use realistic nights, transfers, and a nonstop China gateway as your base.
Our publishing rule
“If we can’t show when it was checked and where it came from, it doesn’t go on the card.”
ChinaTrip is beginning with Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and the United States. New airports and routes will be added after their flight and policy data are checked.
Browse the first routes