When you think of winter in China, the Harbin Ice Festival might be the first thing that pops into your mind. Indeed, the festival (from late December to February) is China’s most iconic winter event. But exploring China in winter offers so much more.

Here are three main categories to consider:

• Ice Festivals, Snow Entertainment, and Skiing: Dive into the wonders of Harbin and the northeastern regions like Changbai Mountain and Mohe.
• Enjoying Winter Sunshine: Discover the warmth of highland areas such as Yunnan and Tibet, or bask in the mild climates of southeastern coastal regions like Guangzhou, Chaoshan, and Xiamen.
• Chilly but Stunning Landscapes: Experience breathtaking snow-covered sights at iconic attractions like the Great Wall, Huangshan, Zhangjiajie, Jiuzhaigou, and Emei Mountain. Inner Mongolia is also a great destination for enjoying snowy landscapes.

Our curated China winter tours are crafted to make your winter getaway unforgettable. Share your interests with us, and our expert travel advisors will tailor the perfect holiday just for you.