Shanghai / 上海
A river. Two skylines. Countless stories.
Plan independent travel in China with a custom itinerary for one of 14 cities. Local food, Chinese address cards and practical transport directions, shaped around your dates, budget and pace.
A river. Two skylines. Countless stories.
Imperial scale. Everyday discoveries.
History beneath the autumn canopy.
Island walks. A slower sea breeze.
Cantonese flavors. Riverfront evenings.
Tea first. The rest can wait.
Fresh air. Forest color. An easier pace.
A lake to walk around. A city to linger in.
Three towns. Two rivers. One big appetite.
A modern skyline with room to breathe.
Quiet gardens. Canals worth getting lost beside.
Ancient walls. A city still in motion.
Follow the lights. Expect a few stairs.
Sea air. Old streets. Open horizons.
Custom China itinerary planning for first-time visitors and returning independent travelers. Choose one of 14 cities and receive a mobile-friendly HTML guide plus an A4 PDF, with daily routes shaped around your stay.
Your dates, days in the city, group size, interests and preferred pace shape the plan. Receive a mobile-friendly HTML itinerary and a print-friendly A4 PDF. You explore independently, without an accompanying guide.
Nearby sights are grouped into manageable days, with time for meals, breaks and discoveries. English and Chinese place names, Chinese address cards and short explanations help you understand each stop.
Metro directions, station exits, walking connections and estimated taxi journeys explain how to move between stops. Booking notes identify reservations to check, with source links and check dates for researched details. You make and manage your own bookings.
Find food recommendations suited to your preferences, with Chinese dish names and ordering cards to show staff. Share dietary restrictions in your questionnaire; ingredient requests should still be confirmed directly with each restaurant.
Suggested daily spending allowances are shown in US dollars, with meals, local transport and sightseeing separated from accommodation and travel to the city. Payment and navigation notes, useful Chinese phrases and emergency information round out your guide.
Our public city pages introduce history, culture, food and signature sights. They are not date-verified itineraries. Your questionnaire describes the stay you would like us to plan.
Budget ranges describe the travel style we plan for, not the minimum cost of visiting a city. Prices, exchange rates and travel times can change. Accommodation and travel to the city are separate.
Use official attraction, transport and accommodation information to reconfirm time-sensitive details. A check date records when information was reviewed; it does not guarantee later availability. City images are reference-based AI illustrations, not proof of a personal visit.
China / Your Pace is a personalized itinerary-planning service for independent travelers. Choose one of 14 Chinese cities and describe your dates, group, interests and budget. The plan is designed for you to follow yourself, without an accompanying guide.
Each itinerary covers one city from our 14 supported destinations. We plan around the number of days you will spend there, your travel party, interests and preferred pace.
Choose Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Nanjing, Chongqing, Chengdu, Wuhan, Xi’an, Qingdao, Kunming or Xiamen. Each request is for one city.
Your itinerary comes as a mobile-friendly HTML guide and a print-friendly A4 PDF. It brings together daily routes, Chinese address cards, food and ordering suggestions, transport directions, booking guidance and estimated spending in US dollars, tailored to your questionnaire.
Yes. Our service provides a self-guided city itinerary for independent travel in China. We help with planning; you decide when to pause, explore further or adjust your day. An accompanying guide and transport service are not included.
Hotel stays, tickets, transport fares and booking services are not included. We provide planning and booking guidance; you make and pay for reservations directly. If you request hotel recommendations, share your budget per room per night and preferred room type.
For the itineraries we design, suggested daily allowances start at US$150 per person for Shanghai, US$80 for Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hangzhou, and US$60–70 for the other supported cities. These are planning allowances, not minimum visitor costs or guaranteed prices. They cover meals, local transport, sightseeing and a contingency allowance; accommodation and travel to the city are separate.
Tell us the total number of travelers, how many are children or seniors, and any mobility needs in the questionnaire. We use those details to shape a more manageable route. Specific access needs should be reconfirmed with venues and transport providers.
Yes. Choose the hotel-recommendation option in the questionnaire, then enter your budget in US dollars per room per night and your preferred room type. Hotel recommendations are planning information; you arrange the booking directly.
No. Public pages are general city introductions. Opening hours, prices and booking requirements need to be checked for your dates. Reference-based AI images illustrate the city and should not be treated as current site conditions.
Yes. First-time visitors can request a custom itinerary for one of our 14 supported cities. Tell us your dates, interests and preferred pace. The guide can bring together daily routes, Chinese addresses, food recommendations and practical transport notes. Each request covers one city, rather than a multi-city China tour.
Yes. Use the questionnaire to request payment, navigation and transportation setup notes. Depending on your choices, these can cover Alipay, WeChat Pay, Amap (Gaode Maps) and Apple Maps. Confirm current eligibility and setup requirements with each provider before travel; the guide does not guarantee that a particular card or device will work.