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China, the only great civilization from the ancient world to have survived into the present day, offers travelers an unparalleled journey through its rich history, diverse landscapes, and modern luxury. Luxury China vacations are a captivating blend of ancient wonders and contemporary opulence, providing an unforgettable experience for those seeking both cultural depth and indulgent comforts.
Here at Out Of Office, we truly understand the world you live in, and the world you want to explore. Our attention to detail, exceptional service and deep understanding of both luxury travel and LGBTQ+ travel make us a fantastic choice for those looking for a travel experience where exclusivity meets inclusivity.
Why is China a popular luxury travel destination?
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Embark on luxury China tours that take you through breathtaking landscapes and iconic landmarks. Hike along the Great Wall, one of the world’s most famous architectural feats, or wander through the majestic Forbidden City in Beijing. For nature lovers, explore the vivid geological formations of Zhangye Danxia National Park or drift serenely on the rivers of Yangshuo amidst lush bamboo forests. China’s dramatic scenery ranges from the soaring peaks of the Himalayas to tranquil river valleys, offering endless possibilities for adventure and relaxation.
China luxury travel is not just about historical monuments and natural wonders—it’s also about embracing the country’s modern elegance. In cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and Hong Kong, travelers are welcomed into a world of five-star hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and cutting-edge shopping experiences. These bustling metropolises provide the ultimate in comfort and style, blending China’s timeless heritage with its futuristic innovations.
For those seeking a fully immersive experience, luxury China holidays allow you to dive into the country’s diverse regions while enjoying private tours, exclusive access to cultural sites, and customized itineraries. Explore the imperial grandeur of Xi’an’s Terracotta Warriors, marvel at the intricate temples of the Yungang Grottoes, or take a leisurely cruise along the Li River, all while indulging in world-class service and accommodations tailored to your every need.
From the ancient history of dynasties to the cutting-edge urban sophistication, luxury China vacations provide the ultimate escape, combining adventure, culture, and unparalleled luxury. Whether you are exploring vibrant cities or discovering the serenity of rural landscapes, China promises a journey that will stay with you for a lifetime.
Best Luxury Tours in China
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Classical China
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Embark on an unparalleled journey through the heart of China, weaving through the bustling streets of Beijing and Shanghai, and venturing into the historic depths of Shaanxi and the breathtaking landscapes of Guangxi. This meticulously crafted itinerary is designed to...
China and Japan by Bullet Train
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Embark on a captivating two-week adventure with this meticulously crafted bullet train tour, seamlessly connecting you to some of the most mesmerizing destinations in China and Japan. This exhilarating journey presents a harmonious blend of ancient splendors and modern marvels,...
China and Vietnam: Great Wall to Halong Bay
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Embark on an unforgettable journey that begins in the historical heart of China, Beijing. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Chinese culture, from the awe-inspiring Great Wall to the imperial majesty of the...
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China’s Emeishan Hiking Adventure
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Embark on a captivating four-day hiking journey that begins in the majestic city of Leshan, home to the awe-inspiring Giant Buddha sculpted into the mountainside, a testament to ancient craftsmanship and spiritual devotion. This adventure invites you to explore the...
Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo & Kyoto by Bullet Train
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Embark on an unforgettable two-week adventure with this meticulously planned bullet train tour, whisking you away to some of the most captivating destinations in China and Japan. This exhilarating journey seamlessly blends the rich tapestry of ancient wonders with the...
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Travel Information for China
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China is a wonderful country, with a rich heritage and totally unique culture. Your trip is likely to start in the capital city, Beijing. Here you will find a booming metropolis, so prepare yourself for the busy streets! Home to many iconic sites, including the famous bird’s nest stadium which housed the Beijing 2008 Olympics.
In China, you’ll find the new intertwined with the old. Visit the Gulou, the famous drum tower which originally served for musical purposes; it was then used as a timepiece time during the Ming period, drumming without fail every hour. Head to the Zhonglou, the bell tower just opposite the drum tower. Both will give you a glimpse of old world Beijing.
The next place on your trip should be Xi’an, where you can see the famous terracotta warriors.
Last but definitely not least is Shanghai. Its modern and vibrant atmosphere will end your trip on the highest of highs. Known for its luxury hotels offering impeccable service, you will see evidence of China’s vast economic growth wherever you look.
China LGBTQ+ Rights
In China, LGBTQ+ rights exist within a challenging landscape shaped by conservative social attitudes and limited legal recognition. Same-sex unions are not legally recognized, and there are no comprehensive anti-discrimination laws specifically protecting LGBTQ+ individuals. This leaves the community vulnerable to bias and inequality in areas such as employment, housing, and healthcare.
Homosexuality was decriminalized in 1997 and officially removed from the Chinese Society of Psychiatry’s list of mental disorders in 2001, marking important milestones for LGBTQ+ acceptance. However, societal stigma remains deeply ingrained, with traditional family values and cultural norms often discouraging open expressions of LGBTQ+ identity.
Despite these barriers, China’s LGBTQ+ rights movement is gradually gaining momentum. Major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have vibrant LGBTQ+ communities, with inclusive nightlife, advocacy groups, and events such as ShanghaiPRIDE (which, despite recent setbacks, remains a symbol of progress). These urban hubs provide safer spaces for LGBTQ+ individuals to connect and express themselves.
However, government censorship and regulatory crackdowns frequently limit LGBTQ+ visibility in the media and public discourse. Discussions of LGBTQ+ topics online are often heavily monitored, and activists face restrictions on organizing and campaigning for greater rights. This duality of progress and resistance reflects the complex realities faced by China’s LGBTQ+ community.
While the path toward equality in China is marked by significant obstacles, the resilience of its LGBTQ+ community and the emergence of younger, more open-minded generations offer hope for continued progress in the future.
What Everyone Does In China
Beijing is always the best place to start. Head to the Fordibben City where you’ll see China’s largest collection of preserved ancient buildings. History is very important in Chinese culture; hardly surprising considering their civilisation is 4000 years old.
What Some People Do In China
Take a trip to Hong Kong, a former British colony and autonomous region. You’ll see a recognisably Chinese culture but with greater freedoms. Not to mention vast wealth.
What No One Does In China
Head to Inner Mongolia and see the famous site of Xanadu, the pleasure palace built by Kubla Khan where Aleph the Sacred River ran. See if you can separate the facts from the myths.
Getting to China
China has a wide range of international airports including Beijing and Shanghai which are well connected both internationally and in the region.
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