Custom day-by-day trip plans for American travelers — with self-guided walking tours, airport transfers, and day trips arranged for you. You land ready. We stay reachable the whole way.
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The problem
You've seen the videos — the high-speed rail, the skylines, the street food. What the videos don't show is everything standing between you and that trip:
You don't need another blog post. You need a plan that accounts for all of it — built by someone who has already made every mistake once, so you don't have to.
That's exactly what we do.
How it works
Fill out our 5-minute questionnaire — dates, pace, cities, what excites you. No account needed.
A custom day-by-day plan: what to see, what to skip, how to move between cities, where the walking tours go.
Two rounds of revisions included. You approve the final plan — then and only then do you pay.
Your plan arrives with exact booking instructions, pre-arranged transfers and day trips (optional), and a prep pack: visa check, Alipay setup, eSIM, and a first-48-hours playbook.
What you get
From $49
$249
From $349 + booked services
+$149
Why travelers choose us
Most itineraries are a list of attractions. Ours are routes — street-level, timed, with the metro line numbers and the noodle stop marked. You explore like a local, not a bus tourist.
Every reservation comes with the exact app, the exact window (high-speed rail tickets open 15 days out — we tell you which day at which hour), and what to do when the face-scan fails.
We plan; you book — or we book the ground services for you at transparent prices. No $5,000 tour packages, no commission-stuffed upsells.
Every plan includes our China Prep Pack: visa-free eligibility check for your passport, Alipay and WeChat Pay setup walkthrough, eSIM guide, and a first-48-hours playbook written for your arrival city.
Who this is for
"I'd love to see China… but where would I even start?"
FAQ
Depends on your passport and route. Citizens of around 50 countries can enter visa-free for up to 30 days under current rules. US passports are not on that list — but US citizens do qualify for 240-hour (10-day) visa-free transit, provided they continue to a different country or region afterwards. A round trip US → China → US needs an L visa; US → China → Tokyo does not. Run the free 60-second check → We flag your specific situation and link the official source so you can verify.
Your cards mostly won't — that's why every plan includes our payments walkthrough: Alipay and WeChat Pay setup with your foreign card, fee rules, and a backup plan if your bank declines. It takes about 20 minutes with our guide.
International flights, no — you'll get better prices booking directly, and we'll tell you exactly what to look for. Hotels and trains: your plan includes exact recommendations and booking steps, and our Ground tier books transfers, guides, and tickets for you.
Two revision rounds are included in every Blueprint. Most plans are approved in one.
You don't pay until you approve your draft itinerary. After that, revisions are free — if we can't get the plan right, we refund the planning fee.
Yes — US-registered, all payments through Stripe, US law governs every contract. Our ground partners are licensed operators in China.
Visa and entry information is provided for planning purposes only. Always verify current requirements with official government channels before travel.
Five minutes now saves you forty hours of research — and probably one expensive mistake.
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