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1. Beijing Hikers
A Beijing hiking company running since 2001, leading scheduled group hikes on unrestored Great Wall sections and in the hills and villages around the city.
View details — Beijing HikersGuided tours, day trips and organised experiences led by local guides and operators.
10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
Our top 3 tours & activities in China
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A Beijing hiking company running since 2001, leading scheduled group hikes on unrestored Great Wall sections and in the hills and villages around the city.
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Sightseeing boats from Shiliupu that sail north past the Bund and Lujiazui to Yangpu Bridge and back, by day or after dark when both banks are lit.
View details — Huangpu River Cruise from ShiliupuTour operator
Small-group evening food tours of Shanghai's neighbourhood eateries, with 15 or more tastings at seated stops and drinks included, run by UnTour since 2010.
View details — UnTour Food Tours ShanghaiTour operator
A Beijing tour company founded in 2011 that runs guided day hikes, multi-day treks and camping trips on wild and restored sections of the Great Wall.
View details — Wild Great Wall AdventuresTour operator
A Beijing history company founded in 2005 that runs hutong walks and talks from its public history space in Dashilar, drawing on its collection of old maps and photographs.
View details — Beijing PostcardsTour operator
Small-boat cruises along Suzhou Creek between the Bund and the western parks, passing century-old bridges, warehouses and the Sihang Warehouse memorial.
View details — Suzhou Creek Tourism cruisesTour operator
Long-running history walks covering the Bund, the Old City, the former French Concession, Art Deco Shanghai and the Jewish refugee quarter.
View details — Historic Shanghai walking toursTour operator
A cultural centre in a Dongcheng courtyard house running Chinese cooking classes, tea tastings, a Maliandao tea market tour and culinary and day tours.
View details — The HutongTour operator
Small-group hutong food tours run by Lost Plate, whose China operations are managed from Beijing, with evening, breakfast and Great Wall day options.
View details — Lost Plate Food Tours BeijingTour operator
A China travel company with a Shanghai office that runs small-group and private tours, including a guided walk through the former French Concession.
View details — WildChina