China Private Tours —All Destinations in One Place

  • Group of employees from a Washington, D.C. technology company on the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge during a corporate team retreat

    Corporate Retreats Our Clients Never Forget

    From tech companies in Washington, D.C. to families across 15+ countries — we've hosted corporate retreats, incentive trips, and milestone celebrations on China's most iconic landscapes. This group from a Washington technology company took on the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon Glass Bridge, the world's longest, together. When your whole team shows up somewhere this breathtaking, the photos do the marketing for you.

    Plan Your Team Retreat
  • Group of German car designers posing in front of the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square during a private Beijing tour

    Design Minds From Germany, Inspired by China

    This group of car designers from Germany explored the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square at golden hour. From Munich-based studios to Silicon Valley startups and family travelers from 15+ countries — we craft every itinerary for the people in front of us. Your guide knows the best angles, the quietest courtyards, and the story behind every stone.

    Design Your Own Tour
  • Group of employees from a Russian petroleum company posing in front of the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi'an during a private corporate tour

    Energy Giants & Industry Leaders Choose Us

    Employees from a Russian petroleum company took on the Terracotta Warriors — one of the greatest archaeological discoveries on Earth — together. Whether it's an energy conglomerate from Russia, a tech team from Washington, or designers from Germany, we host corporate groups across 15+ countries with English- and Russian-speaking guides, seamless logistics, and zero hidden fees.

    Plan Your Corporate Trip
  • A family from London sharing a traditional spicy hotpot meal at a restaurant in Chongqing during a private family tour

    A London Family's Hotpot Night in Chongqing

    A family from London dove straight into Chongqing's legendary spicy hotpot — the city that made "eat it together" an art form. From parents and kids sharing steaming bowls to grandparents watching the woks sizzle, we build every itinerary around real family moments. Halal, vegetarian, mild-spice, and kid-friendly options available.

    Plan Your Family Trip
  • A group of employees from a French foreign trade company posing in front of the Shanghai skyline and Oriental Pearl Tower during a private city tour

    Shanghai in a Day — Skyline, Bund & Old Town

    A foreign trade company from France started their China trip here — the Bund, the Oriental Pearl Tower, and the neon-lit skyline that made Shanghai the gateway to modern China. Whether you're here for business, a family holiday, or a layover, we'll show you the city the way locals love it.

    Explore Shanghai Tours
  • American artists exchanging ink calligraphy with local Chinese artists inside a traditional teahouse in Chengdu during a cultural exchange private tour

    Chengdu: Where Art Meets the Teahouse

    American artists swapped brushes with local Chinese calligraphers inside a century-old Chengdu teahouse — ink, bamboo, and a shared love of craft. For creatives, collectors, and anyone who wants to go deeper than a photo, we arrange artist-to-artist encounters you won't find in any guidebook.

    Experience Chengdu Culture
  • Employees of a Serbian insurance company and their families posing with the karst peaks of the Li River in Guilin during a private team-building tour

    Guilin: The Landscape That Made China Famous

    Employees of a Serbian insurance company brought their families to the Li River — the misty karst peaks that have been China's poster image for centuries. We host team-building trips that welcome spouses and kids: gentle rafting, family-friendly hikes, and riverside dinners with a view no boardroom can match.

    See Guilin Tours
  • Retired professors from Maejo University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, posing with the stilt houses of Xijiang Miao Village in Guizhou during a cultural tour

    Guizhou: The Miao Villages Hidden in the Mountains

    Retired professors from Maejo University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, made the journey to Xijiang's thousand-house Miao village — where wooden stilt homes stack up the mountainside and silver jewelry tells family stories. We craft slow, cultural tours for mature travelers: gentle walks, village homestays, and real encounters with the Miao and Dong people.

    Discover Guizhou

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Mostly high-speed rail — clean, fast (Beijing to Xi'an in 4.5 hrs), no airport hassle. For long legs like Beijing–Zhangjiajie or Chengdu–Lhasa, we book domestic flights with the same airline, full-service carriers, not budget airlines. Your guide handles all transfers — station pickup, ticket pickup, luggage, seat assignment. You walk, we carry.

  • Up to you. Standard packages average 2-3 main sights per day (e.g. Tiananmen + Forbidden City + Hutong walk). Want a slow morning and one big thing a day? We trim. Want to pack the Great Wall + Summer Palace in one day? We do that too. Real flexibility means we build it around your pace on day one, not a fixed template.

  • We run it ourselves. Our own teams live in 9 Chinese cities (Shanghai, Beijing, Xi'an, Chongqing, Kunming, Ürümqi, Lhasa, Guiyang, Guilin). The guide who picks you up is on our payroll, not a freelance subcontractor. There's no middleman inflating the price or rewriting the itinerary.

  • None. Zero commission stops. The only "shop" stops are optional — e.g. a tea house in Zhangjiajie where locals drink, or a jade workshop in Xi'an if you want to learn the craft. We make the boundaries crystal clear in writing before you pay: what's included, what's optional, what's never on the agenda.

  • Breakfast is always included (hotel buffet). Lunch and dinner: your choice. Option A — let us pre-book set menus at vetted local restaurants (¥60-150 per person, paid by you on the spot). Option B — your guide walks you to a place you like and you order what you want. No "tourist menu" markups, no required group meals. The only extra you should budget is souvenirs and personal tips (tips are appreciated but never required, ¥50-100/day for guide and driver if service was great).

  • We speak English, Russian, and Chinese. The most reliable way to reach us inside China is WeChat — it works everywhere, no VPN needed, and your guide replies on it all day. Add us: WeChat & LINE ID manmanlovetravel, WhatsApp +86 172 6789 8631 (note: WhatsApp needs a VPN inside China, but we stay reachable on it after you return home), and email rosewuqjzhi@gmail.com. You get one dedicated planner from inquiry to the day you fly home — never a chatbot, never a generic inbox.

  • We have 24/7 on-call support in Beijing. Your guide picks up the phone any hour of the night. Lost passport? We have the exact police-station playbook for every city and a same-day contact at the embassy. Want to add a stop tomorrow? One message and it's confirmed. We've handled hospital visits, missed flights, surprise anniversary dinners, and once even a same-day marriage proposal at Tianmen Mountain. You focus on the trip; we handle the rest.

  • 4-6 weeks is the sweet spot for best prices and hotel availability, but we've put together tours in 5 days. You can also book with flexible dates: we hold your draft itinerary, you lock it in once your visa and flights are set. Deposit is 30% to confirm, balance on arrival in cash or card. Free cancellation up to 14 days before — written into your contract.