China: Off the Beaten Track
Dates: April 12 - 27, 2028 (16 Days)
with Langer Wong & Reid Coen
Begins Datong Ends Kunming
Cost: $5395 Single Supplement: $800
Early Pay Discount ($300) avail until Aug 12, 2027
Maximum tour size: 20
Optional pre-tour extension: Beijing & Great Wall
April 8 - 12 (5 days) Cost: $1400 SS: $350
Optional pre-tour extension:
Xian, Beijing, & Great Wall
April 7 - 12 (6 days) Cost $1600 SS: $400
Many travelers have visited China in recent years. The glories of the Middle Kingdom have become a regular stop on the tourist trail. But China is far richer and more diverse than the average tourist encounters. Her national parks and scenic jewels are amazing and obscure palaces, monasteries, and temples fire one’s cultural imagination. Of all our tours, our two China OBTs rival Egypt as the most “sight-rich” itineraries on offer. The fact that virtually every stop is unfamiliar to western travelers enhances the impact and increases the enjoyment. This is truly a journey of discovery – par excellence! Come join Imprint on a unique expedition that unveils the immense treasure trove of lesser known, but genuinely spectacular sights and experiences of China.
Important Note: Although the tour stops are "off the beaten path" for us, they are not unknown to domestic travelers. We will encounter crowds at every sight. Also, this tour spans the length of China. There will be lots of travel hours and a couple of full days of transportation.
This tour can be combined with the regular China tour. Transportation between tours is the traveler’s responsibility. Imprint can assist with bookings. See tour “Add ons” on the China tour.
Recommended Viewing
Still Life (2005)
Raise the Red Lantern (1991)
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (2000)
Yellow Earth (1984)
In Expectation (1995)
Hero (2002)
In the Mood for Love (2000)
To Live (1994)
Recommended Reading
“Understanding China” by John Bryan Starr
“Dreaming in Chinese” by Deborah Fallows
“A History of China” by John Keay
“China Wakes” by Nicholas Kristof & Sheryl Wu-dunn
“The Chans Great Continent” by Jonathan Spence
“Mao: A Life” by Philip Short
“Mao’s Last Revolution” by Roderick McFarqhar & Michael Schoenhals
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