China is vast — spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are widely comfortable for first trips combining Beijing, Xi'an, and Shanghai.

Summer is hot and busy but fine for Yunnan or Guilin. Winter is cold in the north yet excellent for fewer crowds at major sites if you pack layers.

Ten to twelve days fits a classic triangle: capital history, ancient army, modern skyline, often with a river or countryside interlude.

Two weeks lets you slow down — add Chengdu pandas, Yunnan highlands, or Guilin without daily hotel changes.

Beijing is the natural entry for Great Wall and imperial sites. Shanghai works well for departures and food-focused endings.

We design around your international flights — there is no single mandatory order when travel is private.

High-speed rail connects major cities in hours and is often faster door-to-door than flying. Private drivers handle countryside and hotel transfers.

You will not need to navigate alone — every ROOYEE journey includes meet-and-greet, timed tickets, and English support on the ground.

Verify visa rules for your passport before booking. Mobile payments are dominant — we send a pre-trip setup guide for Alipay/WeChat Pay.

Download VPN only if you rely on specific blocked apps; most travelers use email, WhatsApp with our team, and local SIM or eSIM data.