14 Day China Adventure
Worthwhile Journeys Tour

14 Day China Adventure

14 days
From £2,195

Tour China on our 14 day adventure

From futuristic skylines and buzzing food markets to giant pandas, ancient warriors and the spectacular Avatar Mountains โ€” this 14 day China adventure takes you through some of the country's most incredible cities, landscapes and cultural experiences.

Travel from Shanghai to Beijing with your new travel crew, experiencing China's best food, nightlife, culture and bucket-list adventures along the way.

Small-group travelBig moments. A closer-knit crew.
Your kind of peopleYour pace. Your kind of adventure.
Solo-to-socialArrive solo. Find your people.
Real experiencesGo beyond the guidebook.

China Trip

Begin in Shanghai, where old and new sit side by side, then travel to Zhangjiajie for the Avatar Mountains, glass bridge and Tianmen Mountain. Chongqing and Chengdu bring city adventures, pandas and Sichuan culture before the route heads to Xi'an and the Terracotta Warriors.

The final stop is Beijing, with the Great Wall before farewell. Fourteen days connect China's varied landscapes and cities into one big trip, with standout sights at every turn.

China Trip

China Trip

Your day-by-day immersion

The itinerary

China Go Worthwhile

Your China adventure, one day at a time.

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Your adventure begins

Your China adventure starts in Shanghai!

Meet your new travel crew and get settled into your hotel before heading out to explore the city together.

Start with a welcome Chinese dinner, trying some of Shanghai's famous local dishes before heading out to experience the city after dark.

Finish the evening with drinks overlooking Shanghai's incredible skyline.

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Day 2 highlights

Start the day exploring the historic side of Shanghai.

Visit Yu Garden and wander through Shanghai Old Town before heading into the French Concession, filled with cafรฉs, shops and tree-lined streets.

As the sun sets, head to The Bund for the city's famous skyline views before crossing the river to see Shanghai's futuristic Pudong district.

Finish the evening with dinner and drinks with your new travel crew.

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Day 3 highlights

It's time to leave the skyscrapers behind and head towards one of China's most incredible natural landscapes.

Travel from Shanghai to Zhangjiajie and settle into your accommodation.

Once you've arrived, explore the local area, grab some traditional food and get ready for your mountain adventure.

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Day 4 highlights

Today you'll explore the landscapes that inspired the floating mountains inย Avatar.

Head into Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, surrounded by towering sandstone pillars and incredible viewpoints.

Ride scenic cable cars and explore the mountains, stopping at some of the best viewpoints and photo spots along the way.

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Day 5 highlights

Today is another huge Zhangjiajie adventure.

Take on the famous Glass Bridge, walking across its glass floor high above the canyon.

Then head up Tianmen Mountain for spectacular mountain views and the incredible Heaven's Gate.

Finish the day with a group dinner and a relaxed evening in Zhangjiajie.

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Day 6 highlights

Next stop: Chongqing!

Travel to one of China's most exciting cities, famous for its incredible skyline, spicy food and futuristic streets.

Once you've arrived, head out to explore the city.

See the famous Hongya Cave lit up at night before sitting down for your first taste of Chongqing hotpot.

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Day 7 highlights

Spend the day exploring Chongqing.

Visit Liziba to see the famous metro train travelling directly through a residential building before exploring the city's steep streets, viewpoints and hidden corners.

Stop for local street food along the way before seeing Chongqing illuminated at night.

Finish with drinks and nightlife with your group.

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Day 8 highlights

Say goodbye to Chongqing and travel to Chengdu.

Once you've arrived, experience one of the city's traditional tea houses before exploring the relaxed streets of Chengdu.

Try some local Sichuan dishes throughout the day before sitting down for a proper Sichuan hotpot in the evening.

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Day 9 highlights

Start the day with China's most famous residents.

Visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and watch the giant pandas eat, play and sleep.

Afterwards, explore Jinli Ancient Street, stopping for local snacks and traditional treats.

Finish the day with a traditional Sichuan face-changing opera performance.

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Day 10 highlights

Travel to Xi'an by high speed train.

Once you've arrived, head straight into the famous Muslim Quarter.

Explore the bustling food streets and try some of Xi'an's most famous dishes and snacks.

Spend the evening exploring Xi'an's nightlife with your travel crew.

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Day 11 highlights

Today you're meeting one of China's most incredible archaeological discoveries.

Visit the Terracotta Warriors, where thousands of life sized soldiers stand beneath the ground.

Return to Xi'an and explore the Ancient City Wall by bike, taking in the city from above.

Finish the day with dinner and drinks together.

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Day 12 highlights

Your final destination is Beijing!

Travel to China's capital by high speed train before heading out to explore the city.

Start at Tiananmen Square before exploring Beijing's famous hutongs.

Finish the day with a local food experience, trying some of Beijing's best dishes before heading out for drinks.

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Day 13 highlights

Today you'll tick off one of China's ultimate bucket list experiences โ€” the Great Wall.

Head to the Mutianyu section and spend the day walking along the ancient wall, surrounded by incredible mountain scenery.

Take plenty of group photos and enjoy one of the most memorable days of the entire trip.

Return to Beijing for a well earned dinner and your final night out.

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Day 14 highlights

Your final morning in China is here.

Enjoy breakfast with the group before having some free time for last-minute shopping, exploring or grabbing a final Chinese coffee.

Meet back up for a farewell meal and celebrate two weeks of travelling through China together.

Your Worthwhile China adventure ends in Beijing.ย 

Meet your crew early

Say hello (before you go!)

The adventure starts before the airport. Meet your travel mates in the Go Worthwhile App, swap plans and make that first hello feel like a reunion.

  • Break the ice in your pre-trip group
  • Swap packing tips and travel plans
  • Land knowing a few familiar faces
Meet the Go Worthwhile Crew

Your pre-trip group is included with your booking.

What's included

A closer look at what's covered in your tour.

  • Futuristic streets & night markets
  • Metro through a residential building
  • Authentic hotpot & street food
  • Giant Pandas
  • Traditional tea houses
  • Sichuan face-changing opera
  • Terracotta Warriors
  • Ancient City Wall cycling
  • Traditional hutongs
  • Great Wall of China
  • Authentic local cuisine
  • Group dinners, drinks & nightlife
  • Meet fellow travellers & make memories
  • 13 nights accommodation

Before you go

Frequently asked questions

Yes! China is a great destination for solo travellers, with incredible cities, ancient landmarks, amazing food and plenty of opportunities to meet other travellers along the way.

China is famous for the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Army, giant pandas, incredible food, ancient temples and huge modern cities such as Beijing and Shanghai.

Some of the highlights include Beijing, Shanghai, Xiโ€™an, Chengdu, Zhangjiajie, Guilin and the Great Wall of China.

China can be a relatively affordable destination, particularly for food, public transport and accommodation. Costs vary depending on the cities and experiences you choose.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality, the purpose of your trip and how long you plan to stay. Always check the latest requirements before travelling.

China is generally considered a safe destination for tourists. As with travelling anywhere, it is still important to look after your belongings and follow local laws and customs.

Spring and autumn are generally popular times to visit because of the more comfortable temperatures, although China is a huge country and the best time depends on the regions you plan to visit.

Definitely try dumplings, Peking duck, noodles, bao buns, hot pot, xiaolongbao and plenty of regional Chinese dishes.

Some international websites and apps are restricted in mainland China. It's worth preparing your phone, apps, payments and connectivity before you arrive.

China uses the Chinese yuan (RMB/CNY).

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  • Vaccines

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