If you are seeking a truly immersive, off-the-beaten-path adventure, this is the place ✨

🍃 Walk through ancient tea forests

🤲 Hand-pick tea leaves with local farmers

🏔️ Hike up to the breathtaking snow mountains

🎭 Touch the vibrant ethnic cultures

🔆 Take part in traditions passed down for generations

🏡 Stay in authentic village homes

🗺️ Uncover hidden gems that only a true insider can show you

⬇️ Step into a world where nature, culture, and adventure come together in perfect harmony.

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🌏 Yunnan: A Crossroads of Culture & Nature

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🙌 Our Packages

Our Packages

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About us

We are a team passionate about nature and culture. With years of experience in traveling around the world, we are now determined to bring the authentic, down-to-earth experience in China 🇨🇳 to international travelers. And we are trying to make the adventures in China go smoother by providing information on VPN 🌐, transportation 🚗, payment methods 💳, etc.

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‼️New Visa Policy‼️

China has recently streamlined travel for international visitors with a new visa policy allowing citizens from eligible countries to enjoy a 30-day visa-free stay for tourism, business, or transit purposes.

144 hours visa free

https://en.nia.gov.cn/n147418/n147463/c156086/content.html

Regional Visa-free Entry Policies for Foreign Nationals

https://en.nia.gov.cn//n147418/n147463/c180637/content.html

🛬Before Landing

Information on how to get prepared for China: payment, communication, sim card, VPN etc..

✈️Flights to China

Traveling to China by air is convenient, with numerous international flights connecting to major hubs like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Kunming. Most travelers fly into Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG), which serve as primary gateways. For visits to southwestern regions like Yunnan Province, Kunming Changshui International Airport (KMG) offers direct international routes and domestic connections.

📞Sim Card and Internet

1. Where to Buy:
   • Airports: Kiosks at major international airports (e.g., Beijing, Shanghai) offer tourist SIM cards with data plans.
   • Official Stores: Visit outlets of telecom providers like China Mobile, China Unicom, or China Telecom in cities. Staff can help set up your SIM.
2. Required Documents:
   • Passport: Mandatory for registration under Chinese law.
   • Local Address: Provide your hotel’s address if asked.
3. Options:
   • Prepaid SIMs: Ideal for short stays. Plans start at ~¥50–100 ($7–14) with data, calls, and texts.
   • Data-Only Plans: Available for tourists needing internet access.

📲 VPN

⚠️ Important!!! The Google platform applications are blocked in China!!

In China, access to Google, Gmail, and most social networks (WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, etc.) is restricted. However, there is a solution to stay connected with your loved ones: using a VPN (Virtual Private Network) application on your smartphone or laptop. In simple terms, a VPN acts as a gateway, simulating a connection from another country as if you were not in China.

‼️ We help to provide VPN service when you arrive with 1€/day ‼️

📳 Applications to Download before Landing

Communication & Social Media:

• WeChat
• RED Note

Mobile Payments:

• Alipay (Please download, register and link international visa/master card before arriving)
• Wechat Pay

Shopping & E-Commerce:

• Taobao
• JD.com
• Pinduoduo

Transportation:

• Didi (Chinese Uber)
• AMap / Baidu Maps (Chinese Google Maps)
• Ctrip (Chinese Booking.com for everything!) </aside>

About us

Before Landing