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China is not one destination. It is a Great Wall morning in Beijing, a bullet train that hits 300km/h before your coffee cools, an army of clay soldiers buried for two thousand years, and a Shanghai skyline that makes Dubai Marina look modest. Trying to plan all of that from a laptop in Deira is where most people give up.
That is the gap our China tour packages from Dubai are built to close. Direct flights run around seven hours, and the trip rewards anyone willing to give it a proper week.
What Our Packages Include
We bundle the parts that are genuinely difficult to arrange from the UAE.
- Return flights from Dubai, Sharjah or Abu Dhabi
- Hotels in central districts, three- to five-star
- Internal bullet train tickets and domestic flights
- English-speaking guides at each city
- Airport transfers, daily transport and entry tickets
- Chinese visa processing support for UAE residents
Booking internal rail alone can eat an afternoon, since the ticketing platform assumes a Chinese phone number and a local payment app. We handle it.
The Classic Route
Most China travel packages start in Beijing. You get Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, and a Great Wall section chosen for views rather than crowds. Mutianyu is the one we usually recommend.
From there, a bullet train runs to Xi’an in under six hours. The Terracotta Army is the obvious draw, but the old Muslim Quarter after dark is what people talk about later, with the smell of hand-pulled noodles and lamb skewers running down the whole street.
Shanghai closes the trip. The Bund at night, the French Concession by day, and a skyline that genuinely earns its reputation. Add Guilin or Zhangjiajie if you want the landscapes instead of the cities. Chengdu suits anyone travelling with children who will not forgive you for skipping the pandas.
How Long You Need
Six nights covers Beijing and Shanghai comfortably. Eight to ten nights lets you add Xi’an without living on trains. Anything under five nights means you spend more time in transit than in the places you flew for.
Our longer china vacation packages build in slower days, because the distances are large and rushing them is how a good trip turns into an exhausting one.
Visas and Practical Notes
UAE nationals enter China without a visa. Residents of other nationalities living in the UAE generally need a Chinese tourist visa, and requirements shift, so we confirm the current position before you commit to dates. You can read more on our China visa page.
A few things worth knowing. Cash is nearly extinct, and most payments run through mobile apps, so set one up before you fly. Google, WhatsApp and Instagram are restricted without a VPN. Halal food is widely available in Xi’an and easy enough to find in Beijing and Shanghai.
Spring, from April to May, and autumn, from September to early November, offer the best weather. Avoid the first week of October when the whole country travels at once.
Book With HAB Tourism
We plan around your dates and pace rather than selling a fixed template. Families, couples and small groups each get a different rhythm, and we will say plainly when an itinerary is too tight to enjoy.
See our other tour packages from Dubai or our full visa services if paperwork comes first. Send us your dates and group size, and we will put a quote together.
FAQ - General Visa Information
Around seven to eight hours direct to Beijing, Shanghai or Guangzhou, with daily departures.
Most nationalities do. UAE passport holders enter visa-free. We confirm your case before booking.
April to May and September to November offer mild weather and comfortable sightseeing conditions.
Breakfast is included at all hotels. Lunches and dinners can be added on request.
Yes. Trains, parks and panda centres make it comfortable for children with the right pacing.
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