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Why Choose lnto Explore China Group Tour

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Worry-Free Travel
With years of experience in group travel across China, we provide professional tour guides, comfortable coaches, and well-paced itineraries for a smooth and enjoyable journey.
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Itineraries with Great Value
Our tours cover China's most iconic sights and cultural highlights. All packages are clearly priced with no hidden costs, offering a high-quality experience at a competitive rate.
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No Shopping Stops
We guarantee a truly immersive journey with no shopping stop. Spend more time exploring scenic spots, enjoying authentic food, and discovering local culture
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Travel with Flexibility
Whether you're traveling solo, with friends, or as a family, you can easily join us. Enjoy better value than private tours with small groups of 6-12 people and year-round departures.

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Included & Excluded

  • The price is based on two people sharing one twin room. If you prefer a single room, please contact us for a quote.
  • Price may vary depending on exchange rates, travel dates, and hotel class.
Price Includes:
  • Comfortable hotel with daily breakfast (twin room)
  • Professional English-speaking local tour guide
  • Air-conditioned private coach throughout the tour
  • Entrance tickets to all listed attractions and activities
  • Lunches as specified in the itinerary
  • Domestic fights and high-speed train tickets
  • One travel accident insurance per person
Price Excludes:
  • International flights to and from China
  • Airport transfer to hotel on arrival day (Day 1)
  • Optional or recommended activities
  • Chinese visa application fees
  • Tips for guides and drivers
  • Meals not mentioned in the itinerary
  • Personal expenses (e.g. shopping, laundry, hotel minibar)

Cancellation Policy

We understand that travel plans may change. Please review our cancellation policy below:
  • Free cancellation if canceled 60 days or more before the tour starts
  • 5% of total tour cost if canceled 45-59 days before departure
  • 10% of total tour cost if canceled 30-44 days before departure
  • 25% of total tour cost if canceled 15-29 days before departure
  • 45% of total tour cost if canceled 7-14 days before departure
  • 100% of total tour cost if canceled less than 7 days before departure

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What Our Clients Say?

Based on 10,000+ traveler reviews

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Daniel Dorothea
Canada
Reviewed on April 29,2025
Shopping on Nanjing Road in Shanghai was just amazing! It's truly the "First Commercial Street of China", where tradition and modernity blend perfectly. You can find awesome souvenirs and experience the trendy vibes in cool stores. The neon lights at night are just spectacular, shining bright like Times Square in New York. The food here is incredible too. I had a feast for my taste buds. Shanghai, I'll definitely be back!
Destination(s): Shanghai
Date of Experience: May 08,2024
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Elvis Eva
Canada
Reviewed on June 20,2025
As a solo traveler from Canada, I was nervous about navigating China alone—but this 11-day tour was PERFECT! From hiking the Great Wall at sunrise (Day 3) to gasping at the Terracotta Army (Day 5), every day delivered ‘pinch-me’ moments. The real showstopper? Zhangjiajie’s Avatar Mountains (Day 7)! Our guide made the stone pillars come alive with stories. Massive thanks for handling all logistics—bullet train tickets, entry passes, car! And the 4-star hotels surprised me.
Destination(s): Beijing Xian Zhangjiajie Shanghai
Date of Experience: June 02,2025
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Simon
America
Reviewed on May 29,2025
Our 2-day Zhangjiajie tour was beyond spectacular! As someone who’s visited Beijing and Shanghai for work, this trip revealed China’s wild, magical heart. Day 1 in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park felt like stepping onto Pandora—I’m a huge Avatar fan, and Yuanjiajie’s floating peaks left me breathless. The misty pillars and lush valleys like pure movie magic! Then came Fenghuang Ancient Town, we eat dinner beside the thundering waterfall. It seems Unreal! The night views of stilt houses glowing over the river were straight from a fairy tale. For fellow Avatar lovers and adventure seekers: Don’t miss this bucket-list experience! 10/10 would return. A Well-Traveled Film Buff, May 2025
Destination(s): Zhangjiajie
Date of Experience: May 08,2025
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Q & A

Asked by Bess Dewey from Ireland | July 29,2025 16:32
Are there any “taboos” or customs I should know about when visiting?
Answered by intotravelchina | July 29,2025 16:38
No major taboos—just common sense: don’t touch the glass (it leaves smudges), avoid loud talking (other visitors want to enjoy the museum), and no flash photos (to protect artifacts). The Shu people’s beliefs are long-lost, so there’s no cultural disrespect in taking photos or asking questions. Our guide will remind you of the basics, but it’s a relaxed atmosphere—focus on enjoying the mystery!
Asked by Bray from Chile | July 29,2025 16:13
What’s the most “mind-blowing” artifact at Sanxingdui?
I want to know which one I shouldn’t miss, even if I’m short on time.
Answered by intotravelchina | July 29,2025 16:37
The "bronze sacred tree" (青铜神树, qīngtóng shénshù) is unmissable. At 3.96m tall (13ft), it's the largest ancient bronze artifact ever found in China. It has 9 branches, each with a bird (likely representing the sun), a coiled dragon at its base, and a phoenix at the top. Its symbolism—connecting heaven, earth, and the underworld—feels almost otherworldly. Stand next to it, and you’ll feel tiny—it’s shocking to think they built this 3,000 years ago.
Asked by Susan Babbitt from Brazil | July 29,2025 15:46
What’s the difference between Sanxingdui and the Jinsha Site?
They’re both Shu culture, sp should I visit both, or are they redundant?
Answered by intotravelchina | July 29,2025 16:36
They’re complementary, not redundant! Sanxingdui (1200-300 BCE) is older, focusing on dramatic, large-scale bronze art (masks, sacred trees) used in grand rituals. Jinsha (1000-300 BCE) is later, with more jade, gold (like the “Sun God Bird” foil), and smaller, everyday artifacts—showing how Shu culture evolved. Sanxingdui feels “mystical” and ritualistic; Jinsha feels more “lived-in.” Many guests do both—they tell a full story of the ancient Shu. Our guide can help you add Jinsha to your itinerary if you’re interested!
Asked by Rodney Bernal from Canada | July 29,2025 15:28
Are there English explanations in the museum?
or will I need to rely entirely on the tour guide? I like to read details at my own pace.
Answered by intotravelchina | July 29,2025 16:36
The museum has excellent English signage for all key artifacts, with detailed descriptions of their discovery, materials, and possible uses. You can also rent an English audio guide ($6) that plays commentary as you approach each exhibit—perfect for reading at your own pace. Our guide will add extra insights, though: stories about the 1986 excavators, or how the bronze was smelted (they used advanced techniques for 3,000 years ago!). No more staring at artifacts wondering, “What is this?”
Asked by Cliff Gill from US | July 29,2025 15:01
can I take photos inside the museum?
The bronze artifacts look incredible, but I’ve heard some ancient sites ban flash.
Answered by intotravelchina | July 29,2025 16:36
Flash photography is banned (to protect the bronze from damage), but natural light shots are allowed! The museum’s lighting is designed to highlight the artifacts—soft, warm tones make the bronze masks and gold pieces glow. The giant sacred tree is in a well-lit hall, so you can get stunning full shots without flash. At the archaeological site, wide-angle photos of the pits and surrounding fields (with Sichuan’s green hills in the background) are perfect—morning light (when we visit) adds a magical touch.

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