World Heritage Tours
China's World Heritage list covers every category UNESCO recognises, and these programmes are built around specific entries rather than a general highlights circuit. Mount Huangshan is a mixed cultural and natural property; the South China Karst around Guilin joined the list in 2014, extending a property first inscribed in 2007; Mount Tai, Mount Emei, the walled city of Pingyao and the Yungang Grottoes at Datong each carry their own inscription.
Programmes run from five days to a fifteen-day sweep, and the study versions are written to a school's own learning outcomes with field notebooks, site lectures and a closing presentation. School groups of 16, 20 or 30 students travel with two accompanying teachers free of charge.
