China Tours from Singapore 2025/2026
Singaporeans can now visit China without a visa for 30 days. Contact us today to create extraordinary China tours from Singapore to take in the sights, sounds, and tastes that keep Singaporeans coming back to the country again and again.
Where the cultural heritages are as many as stars, the skyscrapers are kissing the clouds, and an astonishing number of hidden natural wonders are underexplored – the many facets of China offer a fascinating combination of history and present, culture and nature, tradition and cuisine.
From its world-famous ancient capitals and beautiful old towns to its surreal Karst peaks and unparalleled wild west landscapes, China thrills and captivates. The Great Wall of China is the world’s greatest man-made fortification, standing for over 2000 years as a witness of the Chinese civilization. Stand in awe before Emperor Qinshihuang’s Terracotta Army, and let your knowledgeable guide explain the backstories and secrets. Discover Chinese architectural treats such as Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven. What’s more, whether you opt to visit the other-worldly mountains in Zhangjiajie and Guilin or enjoy a trip of discovery to Jiuzhaigou or Xinjiang, you'll be spoilt for choice when browsing our best selections of China tour packages for Singaporean travelers.
Let our travel experts design your personalized tour to China from Singapore, be it luxury or cheap, you will be also rewarded with a culinary adventure, by feasting on Beijing Roast duck, Sichuan hot pot, and Cantonese morning tea at the internet-famous restaurants or Michelin-starred restaurants. Trendy hotspot attractions such as Chongqing Hongya Cave and Xi’an Ever Bright City can also be added to your trip.
How to Plan Your China Tour from Singapore
Best time to visit: To expect mild weather with blooming flowers or colorful autumn leaves, you are suggested to travel to China from Singapore in Spring (March–May) and Autumn (Sept–Nov). Nevertheless, Singaporeans are also encouraged to visit Harbin in winter (Dec. - Feb.) for the Ice Festival.
Worst time that you should avoid: Golden Week (Oct 1–7) & Chinese New Year holiday
Where to go & how many days needed: 7 to 10 days for China highlights tour to Beijing, Xian, and Shanghai; 6 to 8 days are enough for Zhangjiajie & Guilin, plus 4 to 6 days for Chengdu and Jiuzhaigou; 7 to 10 days are recommended for a Yunnan adventure.
Getting to China from Singapore with direct flights: You can fly from Singapore to major Chinese cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu.
Accommodations: A wide range of hotels, from luxury resorts to budget hostels are available.
6 Best China Tour Packages from Singapore
What kind of trip speaks to Singaporean travelers? Looking to tour China with its highlight attractions? Or do you have a specific destination in mind and want to make lasting memories? Based on our expertise and Singaporean clients’ feedback, we've listed 6 best of China tour packages we offer below:
Fly from Singapore to Guangzhou, and start your journey across China. Walk in the Avatar World in Zhangjiajie and the fairyland of Jiuzhaigou. Meet the lovely giant pandas in Chengdu and taste authentic Sichuan cuisine. Explore the remarkable Great Wall and Terracotta Warriors.
Start your 9-day journey after a direct flight to Kunming from Singapore. Experience the diverse minority culture, sheer beauty of nature, genuine cultural treasures and historical reserves of Yunnan as you visit the Stone Forest, old towns of Lijiang, Dali & Shangri-La, Tiger Leaping Gorge...
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Destinations: Beijing - Xi'an - Chengdu - Lijiang - Kunming - Guilin - Yangshuo - Longji - Shanghaia
Venture around the Golden Triangle cities and the enchanting Southwest China with this package tour. Savour every single place to the fullest, with history learning, panda encounter, ancient town discovery, and picturesque river cruise. You are able to get deep into China’s heart and soul.
A private guided China Tibet tour was designed to give you the best highlights of the country. The itinerary involves the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Terracotta Army, giant panda, the Bund, Yu Garden, Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, and grand scenery over the wild Tibetan Plateau.
We crafted this Southeast China tour for overseas Chinese in Singapore and other countries. Embark on this homecoming tour to experience the past, present, and future of China. Embrace the Chinese culture along with delicious local food, music & opera, and folk arts & crafts.
Featured China Tours for Singaporeans
Today, China is filled with wondrous contrasts, from the modernistic fantasies of its megacities to the imperial palaces, classic gardens, and temples from its past. China has its culture under decades of Western influence, and now it is celebrating authentic traditional Chinese culture and art everywhere.
Here we list the China tour package for Singaporean travelers to dive deep into Chinese culture, traditions, and real life. We also offer customizable nature trips that promise you a great voyage to the breathtaking landscapes.
Top Destinations for Singaporean Travelers
With 1.3 billion souls and a history that dates back to 35000 years, there are an astonishing number of people for you to meet and a wealth of sights, activities, and foods to see, do, and eat in China. To plan your China tour from Singapore, you’ll be rewarded with lots of dazzling and unforgettable experiences in the historical Beijing & Xian, the scenic Zhangjiajie, Guilin, and Jiuzhaigou, the magical Chongqing, and Chengdu, home of pandas.
Pick an Entry City to Start Your China Tour
Get inspired by some of our best-selling trips to China from the popular gateway cities. We can create a personalized, all-inclusive package that best meets your specific requirements, ideas, and budget.
China Tour Reviews from Our Singaporean Clients
Practical Tips on China Tours from Singapore
China Visa Tips for Singaporean Citizens
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Do Singaporeans need a visa to visit China?
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Is China visa free for Singaporeans for 30 days?
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Where can I get consular assistance when taking a tour in China?
Singaporean visitors to China can contact the following addresses for consular services and additional consular information:
◎Embassy of the Republic of Singapore in Beijing
Add: No. 1 Xiu Shui Bei Jie, Jian Guo Men Wai, Chaoyang District
Tel: (+86)10 6532 1115
Fax: (+86)10 6532 9405
E-mail: singemb_bej@sgmfa.gov.sg
◎Consulate General of the Republic of Singapore in Shanghai
Add: No. 89 Wan Shan Road, Shanghai
Tel: (+86)21 6278 5566
Fax: (+86)21 6295 6038, (+86)21 6295 6099 (for visa)
E-mail: singcg_sha@sgmfa.gov.sg
◎Consulate General of the Republic of Singapore in Guangzhou
Add: Unit 2418, CITIC Plaza Office Tower, 233 Tianhe Bei Road, Tianhe District
Tel: (+86)20 3891 2345
Fax: (+86)20 3891 2933
E-mail: singcg_gzu@mfa.sg
◎Singapore Consulate General in Chengdu
Add: Level 30-01 Yanlord Landmark Office Tower, No 1 Section 2 Renmin South Road, Jinjiang District, Chengdu
Tel: (+86)28 8652 7222
Fax: (+86)28 8652 8005
E-mail: singcg_cgu@mfa.sg
◎Singapore Consulate General in Xiamen
Add: Room 05-07/08, The Bank Center, No.189 Xiahe Lu, Xiamen
Tel: (+86)592 2684691
Fax: (+86)592 2684694
E-mail: singcg_xmn@mfa.sg
Practical Travel Tips for Singaporeans Traveling in China
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What to Pack for My Trip to China from Singapore?
● Pack the clothes according to the China’s weather and temperature of each season.
● Prepare yourself with hand sanitizer, wet wipes, and tissues/toilet paper for the public toilets.
● Personal medication advised by your doctor
● First-aid kit
● Pack essentials and save space in your luggage, as you may buy most things needed in China.
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How is the Accommodation like on Your China tours?
We handpick the best boutique hotels and luxury international hotels for our Singaporean clients, bringing you the peculiar style and meticulous attention to detail. Whether you will be on a seasonal break, a romantic vacation, or a precious family holiday, we have a list of great selections in each destination.
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What Are the Best Shows to See?
A highlight of China trip is its unique culture and art performances. The following spectacular shows in each city are highly recommended by our Singaporean clients:
● Xi'an’s Tang Dynasty Show
● Shaolin Temple Kungfu Show
● Impression Sanjie Liu Show in Guilin
● Peking Opera Show in Beijing
● Chengdu Sichuan Opera Show
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Can I Use English in China?
Most people speak only Chinese (or local dialects) in China, despite the younger generation speaking English to varying degrees.
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How Can I Pay in China?
International cards like Visa or Mastercard are not widely accepted in China, except in major hotels, airports, and upscale shopping malls.
WeChat Pay and Alipay are the most popular payment methods in China now. You may link your accounts to your foreign bank accounts or credit/debit cards. However, you are not able to top up your WeChat Pay/Alipay account balance.
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Can I Use Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube in China?
No. But you may use VPNs to access these apps easily.
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Is Chinese food safe to eat?
Generally, food in restaurants and hotels is very safe. But some street foods may Cause gastrointestinal discomfort for a weak stomach.
You can also enjoy Halal cuisine and vegetarian food in China, especially in big cities (Discover Vegan Restaurants in each Chinese City).
Additionally, tap water in China is generally not drinkable. You have to buy bottled water.