China is a fascinating destination for Singapore travellers, with ancient landmarks, modern cities, scenic landscapes and a rich food culture. From the Great Wall in Beijing to the lively streets of Shanghai, the country offers many places to explore with family and friends.
Around The Corner helps travellers plan China holidays with suitable itineraries, accommodation arrangements, transport and sightseeing options. Whether you are planning a family holiday, a group tour or a customised trip, China travel packages can help make your journey easier to organise.
Why Choose China Travel Packages from Singapore?
China offers a mix of history, culture, nature and modern attractions. Travellers can explore historic sites, enjoy local dishes, visit shopping districts and discover beautiful landscapes within one country.
For Singapore residents, a China tour package from Singapore can bring together important travel arrangements in one plan. This can help reduce the time spent coordinating flights, hotels, local transport and sightseeing.
China also has an extensive high-speed rail network connecting major cities. Travellers can consider rail journeys between selected destinations, depending on their itinerary, budget and available travel time.
Around The Corner can help organise suitable travel plans for couples, families, friends and corporate groups departing from Singapore.
Best Places to Go in China
China has many destinations worth adding to your itinerary. Your choice will depend on your interests, travel dates and the number of days available.
1. Beijing: History and Famous Landmarks
Beijing is a popular starting point for a China holiday. Visit the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square to learn about the country's history.
The Great Wall extends for more than 20,000 kilometres across different sections, according to UNESCO. Visitors can explore selected restored sections, including Badaling, which is accessible from Beijing.
Allow enough time for walking, sightseeing and travel between attractions.
2. Shanghai: Modern City Life
Shanghai combines modern architecture, shopping and traditional neighbourhoods. The Bund offers views of the city's famous skyline, while Yu Garden provides a glimpse of traditional Chinese garden design.
Nanjing Road is a popular shopping destination. Families and couples can also explore museums, waterfront areas and local food streets.
Shanghai suits travellers who enjoy city sightseeing, shopping and dining.
3. Xi'an: Ancient Culture
Xi'an is known for the Terracotta Army, an archaeological site featuring thousands of life-sized clay figures created to guard the tomb of China's first emperor.
Visitors can also explore the Ancient City Wall and the Muslim Quarter, which is known for its food stalls and local dishes.
Xi'an is a suitable addition for travellers interested in Chinese history and traditional architecture.
4. Chengdu: Pandas and Sichuan Food
Chengdu is famous for giant pandas and Sichuan cuisine. Visitors can plan a trip to a panda conservation centre and explore local teahouses, parks and food markets.
Sichuan dishes often feature bold flavours and chilli. Travellers can ask about milder options when ordering meals.
5. Guilin: Scenic Landscapes
Guilin is known for limestone hills, rivers and countryside views. A Li River cruise is a popular way to see the surrounding landscape.
Nearby Yangshuo offers cycling routes, rural scenery and outdoor activities. This region suits travellers looking for a slower pace away from busy cities.
Customise Your China Tour
A customised tour of China allows travellers to select destinations, activities and travel arrangements that suit their needs.
For example, a seven-day itinerary could include Beijing and Shanghai, while a longer holiday might combine Xi'an or Chengdu. Travellers who prefer nature can consider Guilin and Yangshuo.
Families may prefer comfortable hotels, convenient transport and shorter sightseeing days. Corporate groups may require coordinated schedules, group transfers, meeting facilities and shared activities.
Around The Corner can help plan a Singapore China tour around your preferred destinations, group size, travel dates and budget.
What Is the Best Time to Visit China?
The best time depends on the destinations you plan to visit.
Spring, from March to May, and autumn, from September to November, are often suitable for visiting many popular cities. However, weather conditions vary across China, so check local forecasts before departure.
Summer can be hot and humid in cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou. Winter brings colder conditions to Beijing and northern China, while southern destinations may be milder.
Chinese public holidays can bring larger crowds and higher demand for flights and hotels. Book early when travelling during busy periods.
Travel Requirements for Singapore Residents
Travel requirements depend on your passport, purpose of travel and length of stay.
Under the mutual visa exemption agreement between Singapore and China, Singapore ordinary passport holders may enter China without a visa for stays of up to 30 days, subject to the agreement's conditions. Employment, certain other activities and longer stays may require the appropriate visa. Check the latest rules with the Chinese Embassy in Singapore before departure.
Travellers should also check passport validity, flight details, accommodation bookings and travel insurance. Visitors must follow local laws and immigration requirements throughout their stay.
Indian passport holders and other foreign nationals living in Singapore should check the rules that apply to their own nationality. Do not assume that Singapore residence alone provides visa-free entry.
Plan Your China Holiday with Around The Corner
Choosing suitable China travel packages starts with understanding your travel needs. Consider your preferred cities, trip duration, budget, accommodation requirements and activities before confirming your arrangements.
Around The Corner can assist with customised itineraries and travel coordination for individuals, families and groups departing from Singapore.
Before booking, review the package inclusions, exclusions, payment schedule, cancellation terms and refund conditions. Confirm whether flights, meals, entrance tickets, transfers and travel insurance are included.
Contact us at Around The Corner to discuss your preferred destinations and plan a China holiday that suits your schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the best places to visit in China?
Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Chengdu and Guilin are popular choices for history, city sightseeing, food and natural scenery.
2. How many days are enough for a China tour?
Five to seven days may suit a short trip covering one or two cities. Allow more time if you want to visit several regions.
3. Can Singapore passport holders visit China without a visa?
Singapore ordinary passport holders may qualify for visa-free stays of up to 30 days under the mutual exemption agreement. Check current entry rules before travelling.
4. Can I customise a China tour package from Singapore?
Yes. You can plan your destinations, accommodation, sightseeing and transport around your budget, schedule and group requirements.
5. When should I book China travel packages?
Booking several weeks or months ahead can provide more choice, especially during school holidays and major festivals. Compare the booking terms before making payment.