China Yangtze River Cruise Tours
Marvels of China: A Journey Through Timeless Wonders
- 15 days from AU$4,800pp
- Beijing(3N) - Xi'an(2N) - Yangtze River Cruise(4N) - Guilin(2N) - Yangshuo(1N) - Shanghai(2N)
Things to do in Yangtze River Cruise
Travel FAQS
- Japan: No mandatory vaccines for most travelers, but routine vaccinations (like influenza and tetanus) are recommended. Consult your doctor before traveling.
- China: Routine vaccinations are recommended. Some regions may require additional vaccines (hepatitis A, typhoid). Check official sources or your healthcare provider for updated guidance.
For more information: CDC – Japan Travel, CDC – China Travel
Your final documents — including your detailed itinerary, hotel list, transport tickets and pre-departure guide — will be sent 2–3 weeks before departure.
Most travellers come from Australia, New Zealand and the UK, though occasionally English-speaking guests from other countries join our tours.
Airlines typically release flight schedules around 10–11 months before the travel date.
Since Three Bears Travel does not book flights on behalf of customers, we recommend arranging your flights as soon as your tour dates are confirmed. Booking early often provides better availability and pricing. You may choose any airline or route that best suits your travel plans.
For most short-term medical services such as health screenings and simple elective procedures, a regular tourist visa is sufficient. A medical visa (M visa) is only required if you need to stay in China for an extended period for continuous treatment. Three Bears will provide professional guidance on visa types based on your specific treatment plan and assist you in preparing the necessary materials for the visa application process
Yes. Minors may require parental or guardian consent and additional documentation. Check the official visa guidelines for your nationality.
- Carry a basic travel health kit including painkillers, antiseptics, motion sickness remedies, and any personal prescriptions.
- In Japan, hospitals and clinics accept international visitors; English-speaking services are available in major cities.
- In China, large hospitals in cities often have international departments, but outside urban areas, English may be limited. Consider travel insurance that covers medical evacuation.
- Three Bears Travel support: You can contact your guide or our 24/7 customer service team (support@threebearstravel.com.au) anytime for assistance locating medical care or handling emergencies.
Before joining any of our tours, we encourage travellers to review the itinerary details and assess whether the daily activities suit their personal comfort and fitness level. Each tour page includes information on walking distances, pacing and any physically demanding elements to help you decide.
If you have special requirements, mobility considerations, or prefer a more flexible travel pace, we recommend exploring our Custom Tours. You’re also welcome to speak with our customer service team before booking—our team can suggest the most suitable tour options and help tailor an itinerary that fits your needs.
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