Discover China’s greatest treasures from The Great Wall and Forbidden City in Beijing to the incredible life-sized Terracotta Warriors and dramatic Yangtze Gorges in a relaxed and varied introduction to the very best of China. We visit the giants of Sichuan Province: the world’s largest stone-carved Buddha statue in the world at Leshan and those loveable Giant Pandas at the excellent Chengdu Panda Breeding Research Institute. The Pandas are indigenous to Sichuan Province and so too is the famous spicy cuisine you can enjoy in the company of our knowledgeable local guides.

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