The Adventure Travel Company GET A QUOTE | CONTACT US | FIND A STORE
DESTINATION OF THE MONTH | TOP 10 TOURS | ADVENTURES BY INTEREST | AGENT PICK OF THE MONTH | RTW AIR | SAMPLE ITINERARIES | TRAVEL TALKS | eNEWSLETTER
Home: Plan Your Trip: Destinations: Destination of the Month : Turkey: China
Book it NOW
Adventure Tours
Insurance
Accommodation
Transportation
    Go

Quick Links
Get our Newsletter
Meet Our People
Our Adventure Blogger
Gift Certificates
Volunteer Abroad
Customized Air and RTW
Doing Our Part
Stuff You Will Need
Groups
FAQs
Hot Specials
Adventures by Interest
Turkey on Sale

Nepal Your Way
Meet our Adventure Blogger
Traveler Pick of the Month
eNewsletter sign up
  Travel Talks
San Francisco: Jan 14 -Exploring Tasmania
Destination of the Month

China:

China on Sale With rich cultures, stunning deserts, breathtaking mountains, modern cityscapes and rural villages, China is like 50 countries rolled into one - and we want you to experience it all first hand. From budget to deluxe, family or individual, our trips include: the Trans-Mongolian Express, treks along the Great Wall, pilgrimages to mountain temples, adventures on the Silk Road, camel rides through the desert, visits to imperial palaces and home stays in the Tibetan grasslands, gourmet and photography adventures-there is something for every type of traveller!.

Did you know?

  • China is the largest country in Asia and has the world's largest population
  • China borders 14 countries including: Mongolia, Russia, India, Nepal, Vietnam, Laos, and Pakistan
  • Mount Everest is located on the border between China and Nepal, and is the highest peak in the world
  • More than 50 different ethnic groups live in China
  • A common greeting in China is "Have you eaten yet?" This is an inquiry into one’s general well-being and not meant to be taken literally
  • In China, one should always present or accept a gift with both hands as a sign of respect and sincerity
  • Never stand chopsticks upright in a bowl of rice, because they resemble the lit incense at an altar table
  • Chinese New Year is traditionally known as the Spring Festival and coincides with the seasonal farming calendar of the Chinese Almanac. It usually falls between January 19 and February 23rd
  • Many significant inventions are credited to the ancient Chinese, including the Compass, Gunpowder & Fireworks, the Wheelbarrow, Noodles, Printing, Playing Cards and Printed Money

China


We recommend:

You Might Also be Interested in:

Top Top

About | Plan Your Trip | Travel with Purpose | Responsible Travel | Travel Help | Offers/Specials
Site Map | Privacy Policy | User Agreement | US | Canada
January 8, 2009