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About ChinaVela

Bringing China
into clearer view.

Travel shaped by curiosity, local perspective and the belief that meaningful details matter.

Who we are

Journeys with context, not just coordinates.

ChinaVela creates travel experiences that connect international visitors with China’s culture, landscapes and local communities through thoughtfully designed journeys.

We begin with the traveller: what they are curious about, how they like to move, and which moments will make the route feel personal. From there, places are connected into one coherent story.

Arched stone bridge and covered pavilion reflected in a lake

Our direction

What guides the work.

These are design principles for each journey, not inflated promises or fixed package rules.

01 · Mission

Make China feel approachable.

Turn a complex destination into a clear, well-paced journey without flattening its character or diversity.

02 · Value

Put local perspective first.

Let regional knowledge, everyday culture and meaningful encounters shape the route—not only famous sights.

03 · Method

Design around the traveller.

Use sample routes as starting points, then adjust pace, interests and logistics around the people taking the trip.

Our story

ChinaVela is being built for travellers who want more than a quick overview and for travel partners seeking flexible, locally grounded products.

We begin with the traveller: what they are curious about, how they like to move, and which moments will make the route feel personal.

ChinaVela creates travel experiences that connect international visitors with China’s culture, landscapes and local communities through thoughtfully designed journeys.

A bridge between curiosity and place.

We design immersive, responsible travel experiences that bring you closer to the stories, traditions and landscapes that make China extraordinary.

See how we travel

Journeys to explore

Our approach, in real journeys

Museum stories, regional flavours and local traditions give each route its own character.

Prices in USDPer-person guide prices · Fixed conversion dated 2026-09-20.
Final availability and price confirmed on enquiry.

Xi’an City Wall with red flags and the modern city beyond5 days / 4 nights

Imperial & cultural heritage

Xi’an, a journey through dynasties

Xi’an

Go deeper into Chang’an’s heritage with museum visits, a traditional rubbing experience, the Terracotta Warriors and Tang-era cultural landmarks.

  • Terracotta Warriors
  • Stele Forest Museum
  • Traditional rubbing
2–6 guestsCV-06
Prices by group size

Per person · Oct–Dec weekdays · excluding public holidays

2 guests
USD 860
4 guests
USD 640
6 guests
USD 600
From USD 600per person · 6 guestsExplore itinerary
Xishuangbanna itinerary poster showing a child beside a red panda5 days / 4 nights

Southwest discoveries

Xishuangbanna rainforest escape

Jinghong · Pu’er · Menghai

Connect rainforest walks and tea-growing country with Dai heritage, a Red Panda Manor stay and relaxed resort evenings.

  • Pu’er Forest Park
  • Nannuo tea mountain
  • Dai culture
2–6 guestsCV-02
Prices by group size

Per person · Sep–Dec weekdays · excluding public holidays

2–6 guests
USD 1,000
From USD 1,000per person · 2–6 guestsExplore itinerary
Lingnan itinerary poster showing a traditional building beside a pond8 days / 7 nights

Taste of China

Lingnan flavours & heritage

Guangzhou · Foshan · Zhaoqing · Jiangmen · Zhuhai · Zhongshan

Explore six Pearl River Delta cities through gardens, water towns, diaolou architecture and time to discover Cantonese food at your own pace.

  • Fengjian water town
  • Kaiping diaolou
  • Cantonese food culture
2–8 guestsCV-13
Prices by group size

Per person · Sep–Dec weekdays · excluding public holidays

2 guests
USD 1,450
4 guests
USD 910
6 guests
USD 750
8 guests
USD 650
From USD 650per person · 8 guestsExplore itinerary

Private and small-group route ideas. Travel to and from the destination is excluded. Ask us to confirm dates, availability and a personalised quote.

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What would make China meaningful to you?

A rough outline is enough to begin shaping the route.

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