SHANGHAI

Shanghai's history is a dramatic tale of a small fishing village transformed, within a century, into an astonishing, pulsating global metropolis. This is PremEx’s home city in China and we know it very well, enabling us to take your group on an amazing adventure seeing it also from an insider’s perspective.

Our tours curated individually for you can include the famous futuristic skyscrapers of the Bund areas, old architecture against modernity, narrow alleyways and streets and old town areas steeped in history. Hugely differing culinary experiences are to be had everywhere making a trip to this city an altogether unforgettable experience.

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BEIJING

A student tour to Beijing is a profound journey through layers of imperial history and modern ambition, beginning with the awe-inspiring challenge of walking the ancient stones of the Great Wall at nearby Mutianyu.

Explore the vast, palatial expanse of the Forbidden City, where students can walk in the footsteps of emperors through a succession of majestic courtyards and halls and visit the hutongs to have glimpses of traditional courtyard life, contrasting sharply with the modern architecture of the Olympic Park and the amazing architecture of the ‘Bird’s Nest’ stadium.

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THE SILK ROAD ADVENTURE IN XINJIANG

Come on a tour of cultural heritage in the far west of China and immerse in the dramatic history of the famous “Silk Road”– the trading route that has run for centuries between the West and the East.

We visit cities such as Kashgar, explore heritage sites and astonishing caves where art was painted thousands of years ago, the skills of papermaking – still a traditional craft today, to seeing the ancient Uyghur customs. This is a trip not to be missed, with a great many learning opportunities for students to engage in.

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XISHUANGBANNA IN YUNNAN PROVINCE

This is a popular destination for students as they get to engage in field studies, helping to work with the local ethnic Dai people in their villages during the various harvest seasons. These are tea, wild mushrooms and coffee. Students assist and learn the whole process from harvest to packing and transportation of the products.

There are 13 indigenous ethnic groups in the area where many other crafts are performed and can be seen working. We step back in time to enjoy the historical and cultural aspects of life here.

We visit ancient tea and primeval rain forests, witness rich biodiversity, see Red Pandas - as this is their home area, and enjoy the hospitality of the local people with dinners, dancing and a lively and joyous atmosphere.

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