MyTrip Itineraries

I recently took my family on a 10-day trip to China, focusing on history and culture, and it was an unforgettable experience. We visited Beijing and Xi'an, exploring iconic sites like the Forbidden City, Great Wall, and Terracotta Army. This itinerary is perfect for families with teenagers, as it balances educational visits with engaging activities. I've included practical tips for transportation, food, and accommodations to help you plan smoothly. From navigating the Beijing subway to trying local street food in Xi'an's Muslim Quarter, this guide covers everything you need for a successful trip. The schedule is realistic and accounts for travel time, ensuring you make the most of each day without feeling rushed. We also enjoyed high-speed train travel between cities, which was a highlight for the kids. Whether you're into ancient history or modern culture, this itinerary has something for everyone.

剛幫一群朋友規劃完上海兩日遊，他們玩得超級盡興！如果你們也想在短時間內感受中國最前沿的現代都市脈動，上海絕對是首選。這份行程緊湊但不趕路，完美融合了外灘的歷史厚重感、陸家嘴的未來天際線、新天地的時尚小資和城隍廟的傳統煙火氣。對於朋友出遊來說，重點在於一起探索的樂趣、分享美食的快樂和捕捉城市對比的震撼畫面。交通全靠便利的地鐵和步行，吃住行預算也容易控制。兩天時間雖然無法窮盡上海，但足以讓你們愛上這座城市的多元與活力。記得準備好手機支付，這是在上海暢行無阻的關鍵！

我刚为朋友规划了一次北京、鞍山、保定的4天深度文化游，非常适合情侣出行。这个行程紧凑但不赶，完美融合了皇家气派、宗教名山和古城官衙文化。第一天和第二天沉浸在北京的故宫、天坛和颐和园，感受帝都的宏大叙事；第三天高铁直达鞍山，攀登千山，体验自然与人文的融合；最后一天在保定品味直隶总督署的厚重历史和驴肉火烧的地道风味。整个行程以高铁串联，高效便捷，住宿选择交通枢纽附近，最大化游览时间。预算方面，人均每天约1000-1500元人民币就能玩得很舒服，重点花费在跨城交通和特色餐饮上。记得所有热门景点门票一定要提前在线预约！

I just got back from an amazing solo trip to Shanghai and crafted this perfect 3-day itinerary for anyone who loves the energy of a modern metropolis. This schedule hits all the iconic spots like the Bund and Shanghai Tower, explores the charming ancient water town of Zhujiajiao, and dives into the artsy vibes of the West Bund and French Concession. As a solo traveler, I found Shanghai incredibly easy to navigate with its efficient subway system, and I felt safe exploring day and night. The key is balancing the futuristic skyscrapers of Pudong with the historical culture pockets and incredible food scene. I've included realistic travel times, budget tips, and how to use mobile payments for a seamless experience. This itinerary maximizes your time without feeling rushed, giving you a true taste of Shanghai's dynamic spirit.

I recently completed a 9-day solo trip focusing on history and culture in Shanghai, Xian, and Beijing, and it was absolutely incredible. This itinerary balances must-see landmarks like the Terracotta Army and Forbidden City with hidden gems, all tailored for solo travelers. I've included practical tips for getting around, avoiding crowds, and enjoying authentic food without breaking the bank. The schedule is realistic with detailed hourly plans, so you can maximize your time while soaking in China's rich heritage. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this guide will help you experience the best of Chinese history and culture efficiently and safely.

I recently helped my elderly parents plan a 7-day Sichuan trip focusing on natural landscapes, and it was a perfect balance of scenery and comfort. This itinerary covers Chengdu's pandas and historic sites, plus the stunning Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong in Aba, tailored for seniors with gentle activities and private transportation. January visits offer snowy views but require warm clothing and altitude awareness. The schedule includes ample rest time, mild food options, and practical tips for cold weather and high elevations. Based on my experience, this plan ensures a memorable and stress-free journey through Sichuan's highlights without being too strenuous.

My partner and I just returned from a fantastic 4-day winter trip to Beijing focused on history and culture, and I wanted to share our detailed itinerary. February was chilly but magical, with fewer crowds at major sites like the Forbidden City and the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. We balanced iconic imperial landmarks with immersive experiences in ancient hutongs and authentic dining. This schedule is perfect for couples who want a rich cultural experience without feeling rushed, including practical tips for winter travel, booking tickets, and getting around. We managed to see all the highlights—Tiananmen Square, the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace—while still enjoying romantic moments like a hot pot dinner and a walk around Houhai Lake. Here’s exactly how we structured our days to make the most of a short trip.

I recently helped a family plan a whirlwind 1-day Shanghai stopover, and they had an amazing time hitting the perfect mix of iconic sights and local flavor. For a family with teens, the key is balancing awe-inspiring modern landmarks with immersive cultural spots that are engaging, not just educational. Start with the classical beauty of Yu Garden and its bustling market, then witness the jaw-dropping contrast at The Bund. Don't miss the sky-high views from Shanghai Tower – it's a guaranteed teen favorite. Wrap up the day exploring the quirky alleyways of Tianzifang. This itinerary is packed but realistic, using the efficient subway to maximize your short time. December is cool and festive, making strolls along the riverfront very pleasant. Booking a central hotel near People's Square is the most important tip for a smooth one-day adventure.

I recently completed a 30-day solo journey across China's most breathtaking natural landscapes, and I want to share a detailed itinerary that worked perfectly for me. This route covers iconic destinations like the Great Wall in Beijing, the surreal sandstone pillars of Zhangjiajie, the serene Li River in Guilin, the majestic Yellow Mountain, the colorful lakes of Jiuzhaigou, and the diverse terrains of Yunnan. As a solo traveler, I found this itinerary to be safe, engaging, and packed with hiking and photography opportunities. I've included practical tips for transportation, food, accommodations, and budget management to help you plan effectively. Whether you're an avid hiker or just love nature, this 30-day plan maximizes your experience while allowing flexibility for personal exploration.

Just back from an incredible 4-day culinary sprint through Beijing and Shanghai, perfect for food-obsessed travelers. This itinerary is designed for special interest groups who want to go beyond tourist restaurants and truly taste the soul of these cities. You'll start with imperial banquets and street snacks in Beijing's hutongs, then zip down to Shanghai on the high-speed train for cooking classes, wet market tours, and modern fusion cuisine. I've packed in hands-on experiences like making Shanghainese classics and traditional tea ceremonies, balanced with iconic sights like the Forbidden City and the Bund. The key is embracing both the ancient food traditions and the thrilling modern food scenes. Be prepared to eat a lot, walk even more, and come home with a whole new appreciation for Chinese regional cuisine.

I recently designed a 10-day China itinerary for a couple focused on history and culture, covering Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen. This plan includes must-see sites like the Forbidden City and Great Wall, plus hidden gems in water towns and folk villages. Based on my 30+ years in tourism, I've optimized for couple-friendly experiences, realistic travel times, and authentic food spots. The itinerary mixes imperial landmarks in Beijing, colonial history in Shanghai, Lingnan culture in Guangzhou, and modern ethnic displays in Shenzhen. Practical tips on transport, booking, and local customs are included to ensure a smooth trip. Perfect for first-time visitors wanting a comprehensive cultural immersion without feeling rushed.

刚为父母规划了一次北京一日游，重点就是体验原汁原味的民俗和节庆氛围，效果超赞！如果你也带着长辈，时间又紧，这个行程绝对适合。核心思路就是“慢节奏、深体验、看经典”，完全避开了人挤人的疲劳景点。早上在天坛看老北京人晨练，中午在前门老字号吃烤鸭，下午坐三轮车逛什刹海胡同，晚上在老舍茶馆看一场京剧相声杂烩表演，一天下来文化体验拉满，长辈还不会太累。交通全程以出租车为主，吃饭选的都是软烂好消化的京味菜，非常省心。关键是要提前订好茶馆的票，并选择市中心位置的酒店。这样的一天，既能感受到北京作为古都的皇家礼仪文化，又能触摸到它充满烟火气的市井生活，长辈们都觉得特别有意思，比走马观花看景点有意义多了。

Just got back from an epic 3-day trip to Beijing with my friends, and we nailed the perfect mix of iconic history and local culture. If you're a group looking to dive deep into China's imperial past without missing out on fun modern vibes, this itinerary is for you. We hit the absolute must-sees like the Forbidden City and the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall (way less crowded, and the toboggan down is a blast!), but also balanced it with immersive experiences like rickshaw rides through ancient hutongs and feasting on Peking Duck. The key is staying central, using the super-efficient subway, and booking key attractions online in advance. For a group, splitting costs for private transport to the Wall and sharing dishes at big round-table meals makes it both social and affordable. You'll walk a lot, but the memories of standing on the Great Wall together or bargaining in the night markets are totally worth it.

I recently spent 3 days in Aksu, Xinjiang on a business trip and was surprised by its modern amenities amidst traditional culture. Here's a detailed itinerary that blends business networking with metropolitan experiences. From exploring high-tech industrial parks to enjoying Uyghur fusion cuisine in contemporary settings, this schedule maximizes your time while providing cultural insights. As a business traveler, you'll appreciate the efficient transportation and professional environments. I've included practical tips for navigating the city and making the most of your stay. This itinerary is perfect for those seeking a modern metropolis experience in a unique region of China.

A concise one-day itinerary exploring Shanghai's iconic modern landmarks, tailored for business travelers seeking efficiency and inspiration. Visit the Bund, Shanghai Tower, and enjoy a Huangpu River cruise to experience China's economic powerhouse.