
Desert Journeys
Make time for shifting light, sculpted dunes and wide horizons. A journey shaped by the quiet of the desert.
Explore Desert JourneysAncient corridors, desert horizons and the mountains of Xinjiang. Discover a journey shaped around what draws you here.
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Make time for shifting light, sculpted dunes and wide horizons. A journey shaped by the quiet of the desert.
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Trace the connections between ancient routes and living cities through local streets, regional flavours and cultural encounters.
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Follow the northern foothills of the Qilian Mountains through oasis towns, ancient passes and Buddhist cave heritage.
Discover the Hexi Corridor
From the lakes and grasslands of the north to the oasis cities of the south, discover Xinjiang through your interests and the season.
Discover XinjiangSpend two nights in the Tengger Desert, then continue towards sculpted canyons and the cultural landscapes around the Helan Mountains.
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Connect places by train, with time to rest and share the journey on board. Explore routes, cabin choices and scheduled departures.
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Take a seat, listen to music and spend time with your companions. Life on board is part of the journey between cabin and destination. Explore each train’s own spaces and activity arrangements.
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Compare the cabins, routes and authorisations for each train. An advisor helps connect your chosen product with reception arrangements in China.
We discuss your interests, accommodation preferences and activity level to find a balance between exploring, travelling and resting.
From arrival and meeting arrangements to inclusions and preparation, we work through the practical details before you book.
From your companions’ pace to the landscapes you want to see: practical questions, explored with our travel editors.
These product-based travel questions use fictional characters and AI portrait avatars.
Travel notesIf I were planning this trip with my parents, I would first look at how each day unfolds. Panda Dudu's Chengdu summer journey connects Kashgar, the Pamirs, Ili and Altay over 16 days. The names are tempting, but our first conversation would be about who enjoys old streets, who prefers lakes, and who needs more time to rest.
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Travel notesFor a desert-camp journey, I would begin with Dajia Guangning's eight-day Helan and Tengger programme. This is a road-and-camp product beginning in Lanzhou, distinct from a special-train journey. The two camp nights shown on days two and three are the part I would ask about most carefully.
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Travel notesFor a first winter visit to Harbin, I would start by reading how Lindu's nine-day programme begins and ends. The reference plan has arrival reception and a welcome dinner, followed by city visits before Yichun, Mohe, Yabuli and Snow Town. That is clearer than choosing from one spectacular ice photograph.
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Travel notesRepeatedly calling Sayram Lake, Hemu and Kanas beautiful does little to help a traveller notice them. For Chengdu's 16-day autumn programme, I would use different scales: distance at the lake, buildings and valley in the village, and water beside forest at the river bends.
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