Private Tour Guide in China

Night Walk in Shanghai

The views of night-time Shanghai are sure to amaze you. Like any megacity, Shanghai comes alive after dark, revealing a completely different, colorful side. Discover the true soul of night-time Shanghai with us. We guarantee that the way we show it to you will make you fall in love with the city forever.

Daytime and nighttime Shanghai are two different sides of one incredible coin. Each deserves your full attention. On our evening tour, we invite you to admire the most beautiful sights and highlights of the city at night. This extraordinary city knows how to surprise and enchant.

During the tour, you will see:

• Yuyuan Garden at Night
• Breathtaking panoramic views of Shanghai by night
• The Bund waterfront
• The best nighttime view of Pudong district
• A viewing terrace overlooking Shanghai's bridges (see also the tour: Rooftop Shanghai)
• A bike tour

Additionally:

On request, the tour can be extended to include a visit to the Oriental Pearl Tower observation deck in Shanghai.

Private City Tour in Shanghai

Monuments, history, and everyday life in the central city of China.

During the tour, you will visit:

• People's Square
• East Nanjing Road (pedestrian street)
• Meridian Hotel
• Yuyuan Garden
• Pearl Bazaar
• Tea Market
• The Bund
• Architectural buildings of the former British Concession (Shanghai Big Ben)
• The richest bank in China
• Huangpu River Cruise
• Downtown
• LUJIAZUI District
• Charging Bull statue
• Shanghai Stock Exchange
• World Trade Center
• DaPu Bridge (Pudong Grand Bridge)
• French Concession
• Russian District (Little Russia)
• TIANZIFANG
• Jin Mao Tower
• Shanghai Tower
• Yongkang Road (bar street)
• Central Park of Shanghai
• XINTIANDI
• Sheshan Mountains (upon request)
• Shanghai Zoo
• Shanghai Circus World
• M50 Art District
• Shanghai History Museum
• Shanghai Oceanarium
• Jade Buddha Temple
• Jing’an Temple
• St. Ignatius Cathedral
• Captain Shanghai Bar

The tour route is customized based on the client's preferences. This is mainly a walking tour, with possible short transfers by metro or taxi.

Private Car Tour in Shanghai

For those who want to see as much as possible in this incredible city — Shanghai. Prefer to travel in comfort? To truly experience the city, you need to cover dozens of kilometers — and by car, the distance is effortless. It's always more pleasant to collect new impressions in comfortable conditions. Photo stops are included during the tour.

During the tour, we will visit:

• People’s Square
• East Nanjing Road (pedestrian street)
• Meridian Hotel
• Yuyuan Garden
• Pearl Bazaar
• Tea Market
• The Bund
• Former British Concession buildings (Shanghai Big Ben)
• The richest bank in China
• Huangpu River Cruise
• Downtown
• LUJIAZUI District
• Charging Bull statue
• Shanghai Stock Exchange
• World Trade Center
• DaPu Bridge (Pudong Grand Bridge)
• French Concession
• Russian District (Little Russia)
• TIANZIFANG
• Jin Mao Tower
• Shanghai Tower
• Yongkang Road (bar street)
• Central Park of Shanghai
• XINTIANDI
• Sheshan Mountains (upon request)
• Shanghai Zoo
• Shanghai Circus World
• M50 Art District
• Shanghai History Museum
• Shanghai Oceanarium
• Jade Buddha Temple
• Jing’an Temple
• St. Ignatius Cathedral
• Captain Shanghai Bar

The tour route is customized based on the client’s preferences.

Ghost Island Tour (Gouqi)

The Chinese island of Gouqi belongs to the Zhoushan Archipelago, which consists of around 400 islands and is located off Hangzhou Bay. This archipelago is the largest in China. Traditionally, the local population made a living from fishing. However, due to the country’s rapid economic development, construction, and industrial growth, residents of Gouqi Island began relocating elsewhere, and the fishing villages have gradually become deserted.

On Gouqi Island, you can see several completely abandoned fishing villages. The sturdy stone houses remain in very good condition, and the roads are also paved with stone. Since no one lives there anymore, nature is reclaiming the space, giving these villages a mysterious charm and a mystical atmosphere.

Believe us — you won’t see anything like this anywhere else!

Great Wall of China Tour

How do you imagine Beijing?

As a modern metropolis and one of China's main financial centers? Or perhaps as an ancient capital still echoing the spirit of imperial dynasties? Maybe as the cradle of communism and the cultural “filter” of China? Beijing is a city of contrasts — discover all its faces with our expert guides!

The Great Wall of China is the country’s most iconic attraction — no trip to China is complete without visiting it! We offer more than just a photo stop — we invite you on a real trekking adventure along the most fascinating sections of the Wall. No question will go unanswered, and no corner of the Wall will be missed thanks to our experienced guides!

We don’t take you to the crowded and touristy Badaling section — instead, we offer a unique experience on lesser-known routes with a private Russian-speaking guide. You’ll learn who built the Great Wall, why, how old it really is, and why it's called “the wall of ten thousand li.”

We’re confident that this trek, accompanied by a captivating guide story, will leave you with unforgettable memories — and the photos from China’s most important monument will stay in your heart forever.

Suzhou Tour

This is the city the Chinese speak of when they say: “In heaven, there is paradise; on Earth, there is Hangzhou and Suzhou.” In our opinion, Suzhou stands out among all Chinese cities not only for its unique architecture but also for its unmatched number of cultural treasures — you won’t find such richness anywhere else in China!

Silk, silk, and more silk! This region is the cradle of “liquid gold” — the product that gave its name to the famous Silk Road, which stretched across China for over 1,700 years. You’ll visit the National Silk Museum, where you’ll learn the history of one of ancient China’s most renowned discoveries. Together we’ll confirm or debunk the most famous “silk” legends, share fascinating facts, and teach you how to distinguish real silk from imitation. Note — this is not a shopping stop. No product presentations or sales — it’s a purely educational and cultural visit.

Suzhou is also famous for its beautiful gardens. In medieval China, the rich and powerful didn’t build grand palaces — they invested heavily in gardens. The Lion Grove Garden, the Master of the Nets Garden, and the Humble Administrator’s Garden are the three most famous gems you can choose to explore… or visit them all!

In Suzhou, you’ll also have the chance to learn more about Chinese Buddhism and visit the famous “Cold Mountain” Monastery — one of the city’s oldest Buddhist sanctuaries, with a history spanning over 1,400 years.

Hangzhou Tea Culture Tour

They say that if you only have one day in China, spend it in Hangzhou. And honestly — it’s hard to disagree. That’s why we invite you to explore the famous “tea capital of China,” as the great traveler Marco Polo once called it. The beauty of this former capital draws millions of tourists from around the world:

• temples and monasteries with over a thousand years of history,
• vast parks and green spaces,
• tea plantations,
• the legendary West Lake, praised by ancient poets.

Hangzhou is one of those rare destinations that amazes in every season! The peak tourist season is in March and April — during cherry blossom and the Longjing tea harvest. But you can witness the cultivation of this “Chinese gold” even outside the season. We invite you to the National Tea Museum, where you’ll learn which tea truly deserves to be called green, which variety is the most popular in China, why the famous Longjing tea is called “Dragon Well,” and many more fascinating facts about Chinese tea and its health benefits.

The tour also includes a visit to the most famous religious complex in southern China — the “Soul’s Retreat” Temple — and the peak of “Flying Rock.” You’ll see thousand-year-old Buddha carvings made by monks, learn about monastic life, and light incense in front of a 26-meter bronze statue of Shakyamuni Buddha. And to top it all off — a spectacular theater and light show: “Impression of Hangzhou,” directed by the renowned Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou.

Xian Tour

Located on the Guanzhong Plain — one of the oldest centers of Chinese civilization — the city of Xi’an holds a special place in China. If Beijing is the heart of state affairs, and Shanghai and Hong Kong are gateways to the world, then Xi’an is an inward reflection on the country’s deep history. It was here that the famous Silk Road began; it was from here that Buddhism spread across China in the 7th century, and the city served as the capital for 1,100 years under 11 dynasties.

The tomb of the first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, is famous far beyond China’s borders. The Terracotta Army now open to the public is just a small part of what still lies hidden deep underground. Many mysteries surrounding these legendary statues remain unsolved to this day. Why is the average height of the warriors significantly taller than that of modern people? Who really created the Terracotta Army? What advanced technologies and engineering solutions were used in constructing the tomb? Scientists have been searching for answers to these and many other questions for decades. We’ll share the most popular theories and legends — along with what we know for certain.

Zhujiajiao Water Town Tour

We invite you on a journey through time! A tour to Zhujiajiao is a perfect opportunity to step back 350 years and experience the real China of the Qing Dynasty era. This “Pearl Town on Water” is located just half an hour from Shanghai. This charming village is famous for its historic ambiance, picturesque views, and well-preserved stone bridges.

The main mode of transportation in Zhujiajiao will be small boats steered by local fishermen. Standing at the stern and gently rowing, they’ll take you from one part of the village to another in just a few minutes.