Beijing
The political, economic & intellectual heart of China for the last six hundred years, one of the most influential cities in the world.
Destinations
Browse through China’s rich panoply of luxury destinations.
We are passionate about China, and want to share our love for it with you. Explore one of the world’s oldest continuous civilizations; one as potentially impactful on our future as it has been on our past. From thousands of miles of Great Wall fortifications stretching from China’s capital Beijing, to the awe inspiring Terracotta Warriors, built as a massive tomb for China’s first Emperor in Xi’an, and further to the futuristic cityscapes of Shanghai, Hong Kong and Macao, China has something to engage every traveler.
Interested in making China your next holiday destination?
Browse through our luxury travel destinations below to spark ideas on which to include in your itinerary.
Chengdu
Home to the Great Panda, Sichuan cuisine & the location of the astonishing cultural relic "Sanxingdui".
Dunhuang
A key city on the Silk Road, later to become an important religious center & the birthplace of Chinese figurative painting in the Mogao Caves.
Hangzhou
Perennially decadent, forever elegant, this refined ancient capital epitomizes classical Chinese beauty and l’art de vivre.
Hong Kong
One of the most dynamic and sophisticated business hubs in the world, a city redefining its identity for the future.
Huangshan
Black granite mountains pierce the swirling mists overlooking a region renowned for its ancient architecture.
Lhasa
The capital of Tibet, hosting the iconic Potala Palace and Jokhang Temple, is the transformative birthplace of Tibetan Buddhism.
Lijiang
A colourful, eclectic & charming border town on the Tea and Horse Route, home to more than 10 ethnic minorities.
Macau
The first and last European colony in Asia combines Portuguese architecture and cuisine with what is now the largest gaming community in the world.
Pingyao / Datong
China’s once wealthiest town, Pingyao, has been well-preserved, and is located close to a magnificent Buddhist cave complex.
Shanghai
The Yangzi river divides the colonial mansions of the French concession from the dizzying skyscrapers of Lujiazui.
Shangri-la
Enjoy traditional Tibetan life in this rural idyll. Drink yak butter tea, visit the local monastery and enjoy the scenery.
