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At Pinoy Tourism, we don’t just show you China, we invite you into its rhythm. Vast, complex, and endlessly fascinating, this is the world’s most populous country, where ancient traditions hum alongside modern innovation.
From the grandeur of the Temple of Heaven to the quiet grace of Xi’an’s Great Mosque, every corner of China reveals stories carved into stone, whispered in rituals, and celebrated in flavors. You’ll wander through cities buzzing with energy, drift into small villages steeped in history, and discover a culture both timeless and ever-changing.
Here, dumplings are more than a meal, Kung Fu is more than a performance, and the Great Wall is more than a monument, it’s a testament to human perseverance. China doesn’t just impress; it reshapes how you see the world. Travel with us and unlock its infinite possibilities through exclusive Pinoy Tourism Highlights.

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    China At-a-Glance

    Stand in awe at the Temple of Heaven. Wander through Xi’an’s Great Mosque. Soothe your feet with reflexology after a day of exploration. And of course, savor dumplings straight from the steamer. With Pinoy Tourism, your Travel Director will guide you across China’s vast lands, from the Great Wall to quiet village streets.

    Currency
    Chinese yuan
    Capital City
    Beijing
    Winter avg temp
    -7°C
    Language
    Mandarin, Cantonese, Shanghainese
    Summer avg temp
    25°C
    Good morning
    Zǎoshang hǎo
    Time Zone
    GMT+8
    Good evening
    Wǎnshàng hǎo
    With one of the world’s oldest civilizations, China is unlike anywhere else. I love helping guests discover its traditions, landscapes, and truly unique culture.
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    Our top 5 things to do in China

    Journey to the Forbidden City

    Step into Beijing’s imperial past at the Forbidden City, once home to emperors and their courts. Its palaces, shrines, and courtyards reveal layers of Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian influence, echoes of dynasties that once shaped the nation.

    Walk the Great Wall of China

    Stretching over 21,000 kilometers, the Great Wall snakes across valleys and mountains with a history spanning nearly 3,000 years. To stand here is to touch one of humanity’s most enduring achievements.

    Watch the Legend of Kung Fu Show

    At Beijing’s Red Theatre, Kung Fu comes alive through breathtaking choreography, dance, and acrobatics. It’s more than martial arts; it’s philosophy, storytelling, and art combined.

    Explore Zhujiajiao Water Town

    Known as the “Venice of the East,” Zhujiajiao enchants with canals, arched stone bridges, and red lanterns glowing over the water. Step into spice shops, rice stalls, and the old Qing Dynasty post office to feel history woven into daily life.

    Unwind with Reflexology

    After days of exploring, sink into a traditional foot massage. Reflexology here isn’t just relaxation, it’s rooted in centuries of Chinese medicine and the balance of qi, or life force.

    Best museums in China

    Beijing

    Temple of Heaven

    This masterpiece of Ming Dynasty architecture is as spiritual as it is beautiful. Stand inside the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, where emperors once prayed, and wander through tranquil gardens steeped in imperial legacy.

    Xi’an

    Great Mosque of Xi’an

    A symbol of cultural blending, the Great Mosque combines Islamic design with classic Chinese architecture. With 20 buildings and five courtyards, it’s both historic and alive with local devotion.

    Beijing

    National Museum of China

    One of the most visited museums in the world, this cultural giant houses treasures from porcelain and jade to Simuwu Ding, the heaviest piece of ancient bronze ever found. It’s China’s history, distilled into one remarkable space.

    Best food in China

    Dumplings

    Soft dough, savory fillings, endless variations. Chinese dumplings are the comfort food of a nation. Nothing compares to tasting them fresh, dipped in vinegar and chili, straight from a bamboo steamer.

    Peking Duck

    Crispy skin, tender meat, pancakes, and hoisin sauce. It’s a dish that once delighted emperors and still defines Beijing cuisine today.

    Shanghai Hairy Crab

    A seasonal delicacy and Shanghai favorite, this sweet, rich crab is best enjoyed steamed and dipped in rice vinegar. You’ll even find it sold in vending machines, proof of how beloved it is.

    What to pack for a tour in China

    What to Pack

    Pack sustainably

    Carry a reusable water bottle, refillable toiletries, and eco-friendly bags to reduce your footprint.

    Bring an open mind

    China’s traditions and customs may feel unfamiliar at first, but it’s these differences that will fascinate you most.

    Antibacterial wipes

    Handy for street food stops and busy days of exploring.

    A film camera

    China is endlessly photogenic. Capture its contrasts with the timeless depth of film, or simply bring a good camera to do justice to its beauty.

    A facemask

    Some cities still experience haze, and packing a mask ensures nothing gets in the way of your adventure.

    Extra bag space

    From fashion to gadgets, China is a shopper’s paradise, especially during its legendary sales. Leave room for treasures you won’t resist.

    Other things to know before you go

    Check visa requirements before you travel—most visitors will need one. Your passport should also have at least 3–6 months’ validity past your return date. Save yourself stress by confirming these details well before your departure.