Family vacations in China

A trip to China offers children a unique opportunity to explore ancient culture, visit the Great Wall, and see the Forbidden City. Chinese cooking classes and flexible itineraries will give your children unforgettable experiences!

Family tours to China

Immerse yourself in the world of ancient Chinese culture and breathtaking natural beauty! Our family tours to China’s Hainan Island promise unforgettable experiences and endless joy for both children and adults. Embark on an exciting adventure that includes visits to Disneyland, the Giant Panda Sanctuary, calligraphy lessons, and even sculpting mini Terracotta Warriors!

Relaxation and cultural heritage

Traveling to China with kids offers both the chance to unwind on the beach and immerse yourself in a rich cultural atmosphere. You’ll enjoy a comfortable vacation with leisurely sightseeing. We’ll take care of everything from hotel accommodations to convenient transportation and the services of an experienced guide who will captivate both children and adults with fascinating stories.

Book your vacation now!

Booking a tour to China has never been easier! Submit an online request on our website, and you’ll be assigned a personal consultant who will create the perfect itinerary for your family, taking into account all your preferences.

Don’t miss the opportunity to give yourself and your family unforgettable moments in China—book now!

Entertainment complex

Universal Studios Peking Universal Beijing Resort, Li Yuan Zhen, Tongzhou This theme park opened in Beijing two years ago. It’s the fifth Universal Studios park worldwide and the third in Asia, following parks in Japan and Singapore. Most of the park’s attractions are inspired by famous Hollywood studio films, including Jurassic Park, Kung Fu Panda, Harry Potter, and Despicable Me. Guests planning to stay in the park for several days are recommended to stay at The Universal Studios Grand Hotel or NUO Resort Hotel. Guests staying at these hotels receive priority admission to the park and fast passes for attractions.

Beijing Zoo

Opening hours: April to October: 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., November to March: 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

In ancient times, during the Ming dynasty, this place was known as the imperial garden. Later, during the Qing dynasty, a zoo was established here. One of the main attractions is the giant pandas, which are China’s national treasure and symbol. The zoo is also home to elephants, panthers, proboscis monkeys, albino tigers, red-footed ibises, and Japanese cranes. Another interesting feature is the Chinese Yangtze alligators, an endangered species. The reptile hall showcases crocodiles, pythons, and sea turtles. The zoo is also famous for its impressive aquarium collection.