China Winter Holiday Tours 2021/2022

• For experiencing a frozen and snowy world and winter fun, Northeast China is the best place. Appreciate the Ice and Snow festival in Harbin. Enjoy skiing in Club Med Yabuli. Go rafting on a hot spring river at Mt. Changbai. Have fun with a snowmobile in China Snow Town...
• For a warm winter break, head to the tropical south of China. Explore the pristine ocean on a Hobie sailboat and enjoy the golden beaches in Sanya. Lose your cares in the paradise of plants and animals in Xishuangbanna. Appreciate fewer crowds in the warm sunshine of popular Lijiang.
• For amazing winter scenery, central China also offers you options. Zhangjiajie and the Yellow Mountains change to white dresses. Besides, the popular destinations (Beijing, Xi'an...) remain open, but are less crowded and seem more authentic with a more peaceful winter character.

China is a vast country, and the weather in winter varies greatly from north to south, east to west. In summary, it is cooler (cold) weather with much less rain. If you like it drier and not hot, winter might be preferable for you, as it is the driest time of the year all over China, particularly in the north, where a few snow flurries are all you'll get. Read more

ski

Although skiing is not a popular sport in China and its ski resorts are still relatively unheard-of among foreign snow tourists, expats have discovered that China not only has some decent ski slopes, but that the slopes are, in fact, a fun place to meet others, and of course ski gear can be rented on site. As Beijing will host the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, ordinary Chinese have got more and more interested in skiing and more great ski resorts have been built. Read more

hot spring

Enjoying a hot spring is a wonderful experience in winter. China has a rich supply of hot spring varieties: rainforest hot springs, volcano hot springs, geothermal hot springs, etc. The hot springs are often found alongside fine natural scenery, between mountains or beside forest-bound rivers, creating a heaven for visitors not only to appreciate the scenery, but also get close to it and feel it. Read more

bullet train

China's winter low season is when tourism/travel in China is at an annual low.

Normally, there are fewer travelers in winter as most Chinese don't travel during this time for various reasons. You will have more space and time to enjoy attractions to the full.

Prices are reduced to encourage off-season travel spending. It begins in November and ends in March, excluding Chinese New Year, when it seems that the whole nation is traveling!

The Spring Festival travel rush normally starts from around mid-January and ends in late February (about 3 weeks either side of Chinese New Year). Train stations and airports may be crowded during this time and tickets may be sold out.