Beijing is a fascinating city that is rapidly jutting forth into modernism yet still holds prominent remains that pay tribute to its powerful and culturally rich heritage. Explore this intriguing city and visit all of its major highlights, such as Tian’anmen Square and the Forbidden City, but also explore some of its lesser known places teeming with local life. Of course, no visit to Beijing is complete without a visit to the Great Wall of China, and this experience will take you on a trek to the remote areas of the wall that will leave you speechless.

Hike on the wild sections of the Great Wall of China in the remote and isolated rural area around Beijing. Discover three different sections of the Great Wall and have the chance to stay in a local farmer’s family guesthouse, enjoy homemade local food and learn about their daily lifestyle. Wake up to watch the sunrise over the Great Wall and drink in the grandeur of the ancient Empire’s majesty.

Witness the dramatic landscape of southern Yunnan, one of the most diverse environments in the world. Experience the breathtaking vistas of the Yuanyang Terraces and learn about the the local Hani people whose ancestors have lived for here for thousands of years. Eat delicious local cuisine of the region, meet the friendly people and soak up the spectacular scenery of the area.

In seven days along the Salween river, zoom in on some of the most remote and isolated village life to be found in southwest China. Get a glimpse of the Bai, Lisu, and Nu people in colourful traditional dress, and see how traditional farming and hunting is still practiced today. The off-the-radar adventure starts in lively Dali and ends in Kunming, with the convenience of private transport, hotel accommodations, and a guide all along the way. 

The region between Lijiang and Lugu Lake is inhabited by a number of different ethnic groups. More and more tourists come to gawk, especially at the Mosuo people whose practice of ancient matriarchal customs stirs curiosity. Be more than a photo-snapping tourist. This trip is about real interaction with the tribal village life on Lugu Lake, person to person.

Imagine sleeping under the stars in one of the ancient watchtowers of the Great Wall of China, stepping back in time to the grandeur of the Chinese Dynasties. This is a truly unique experience that will literally take you off the beaten path and away from the crowds to a far-flung section of the Great Wall. Enjoy two days of hiking and one night of camping amongst the majestic views of the mist covered mountains and the scenic landscapes of rural China around you. 

Soak up the splendour of Yunnan, one of the most diverse and beautiful provinces of China. Trek through the stunning Tiger Leaping Gorge and climb to the top of the Haba Snow Mountain at 5396m. Visit the old town of Lijiang built by the Naxi people and get in touch with the life of the Tibetans of Shangri-La. Enjoy a chance to immerse yourself in the exquisite environment of the region and learn about the daily life of the local people.