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China’s Flavor & Fire

Experience the culinary trifecta. From the delicate artistry of Cantonese Dim Sum in the south to the numbing heat of Chongqing Hotpot and the electric, spicy nightlife of Changsha.

Cantonese Dim Sum
8D Magic City
24h Nightlife
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Dim Sum & Culture
Guangzhou Dim Sum Feast and Canton Culture

Guangzhou (广州)

The Dim Sum Capital

“Eating in Guangzhou” is a legend. Start your day with Yum Cha (tea & dumplings) and end it with a Pearl River night cruise.

Eat in Guangzhou
Cyberpunk Hotpot
Chongqing Cyberpunk Night View and Hotpot

Chongqing (重庆)

The 8D Magic City

The origin of hotpot. Dine in bomb shelters or skyscrapers. The night view of Hongya Cave looks exactly like ‘Spirited Away’.

Eat in Chongqing
Spicy Nightlife
Changsha Spicy Crayfish and Night Markets

Changsha (长沙)

The Sleepless City

China’s entertainment capital. Famous for Stinky Tofu and Spicy Crayfish. The nightlife here beats Shanghai—streets are packed at 3 AM.

Eat in Changsha

Family Essentials

Family Suites

Hotels with connecting rooms and cribs in Beijing/Shanghai.

Find Family Rooms

Kids’ Train Tickets

Kids under 6 travel free. Ages 6-14 get 50% off seats.

Book Trains

Kid Essentials

Need diapers or baby formula? Use Meituan delivery.

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Private Car

Avoid the subway crush with strollers. Book a private van.

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Parents Ask Us

Is China safe for children?
Extremely safe. Violent crime is rare. The biggest “danger” is friendly locals wanting to take photos with your kids!
Is the Great Wall stroller friendly?
Most sections are not. However, Mutianyu Great Wall has a cable car up/down, making it accessible until the actual wall stairs begin. Carriers are recommended.
What if my child is a picky eater?
Western food (McDonalds, Pizza Hut) is available in every city. Hotels also serve plain rice, noodles, and eggs which are safe bets.

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