China Itinerary 14 Days: Complete Country with Kids: Family Travel Guide
Plan your China Itinerary 14 Days: Complete Country with Kids with this family-focused route covering Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu, Yangtze Cruise, and Shanghai for an unforgettable China 14 days adventure.[1][2]
This two weeks China journey balances history, nature, and kid-friendly fun, ideal for Singapore families seeking safe, verified travel experiences. Homejourney prioritizes your safety with transparent, researched advice, just like we verify property details for confident decisions.China Itinerary 14 Days: Complete Country Guide for Singapore Travellers | Homej...
Why This China Complete Itinerary for Families?
China's vast landscapes and ancient wonders captivate families, from the Great Wall's thrill to pandas' charm in Chengdu.[1][4] This China travel route spans 4-5 key destinations, minimizing travel fatigue for kids and seniors while maximizing shared memories.[2]
Best for Singapore travelers: Direct flights from Changi to Beijing (5-6 hours) make it accessible. Visit in spring (April-May) or autumn (September-October) for mild weather avoiding summer crowds.[1]
Currency tip: Exchange SGD to CNY at 1:5.3 ratio (check current rates); use Alipay/WeChat Pay for ease, similar to Singapore's contactless systems.Bank Rates
Day-by-Day China 14 Days Itinerary with Kids
This China complete itinerary draws from expert family tours, customized for kids with short visits, interactive activities, and rest days.[1][5]
Days 1-4: Beijing – Imperial Wonders
- Day 1: Arrive Beijing. Rest, explore Tiananmen Square (free, kid-friendly open space). Dinner: Peking Duck (family portions ~SGD20).[1]
- Day 2: Forbidden City (9am-5pm, SGD15/adult, kids free under 1.2m). Rickshaw Hutong ride (SGD10, 30min) for local life peek.[1]
- Day 3: Great Wall at Mutianyu (cable car up, SGD25, less crowded, toboggan down thrills kids).[1][4]
- Day 4: Temple of Heaven park (picnic, kite-flying). Evening acrobat show (SGD30).[1]
Days 5-6: High-Speed Train to Xi'an – Warriors & Walls
Bullet train Beijing-Xi'an (5hrs, SGD100).[4] Day 5: Terracotta Warriors (SGD20, 8am entry beats heat; kids love 8,000 unique soldiers).[1][5]
Day 6: Cycle Xi'an City Wall (SGD10/bike, 14km flat path, family-paced 1hr).[2] Muslim Quarter street food (skewers SGD1 each).[4]
Days 7-9: Fly to Chengdu – Pandas & Spice
Short flight (2hrs, SGD80). Day 7: Chengdu Panda Base (8:30am, SGD8; see red pandas, volunteer feeding sessions).[4][6]
Day 8: Leshan Giant Buddha (day trip, boat view SGD15). Sichuan hotpot (mild kids' version).[4]
Day 9: Free day: Jinli Street crafts, teahouse relaxation.
Days 10-12: Yangtze River Cruise – Scenic Relaxation
Fly to Chongqing, board 3-night cruise downstream (SGD400/family cabin).[1][5] Highlights: Three Gorges, Shibaozhai Pagoda excursion (climb 12-story wooden tower, kid-safe).[1]
Relaxing onboard: Lectures, family games – perfect mid-trip breather.
Days 13-14: Shanghai – Modern Magic
Disembark Yichang, high-speed to Shanghai (7hrs).[5] Day 13: Bund walk (free), Huangpu River cruise (SGD20, night lights wow kids).[1]
Day 14: Yu Garden, Shanghai Tower (SGD30, glass floor thrill). Depart from Pudong Airport.
Family Travel Tips for China 14 Days
- Visa: Singaporeans get 15-day visa-free (passport valid 6+ months). Check updates.[1]
- Transport: High-speed trains (book via Trip.com, child discounts). Didi rides (SGD2-5).[4]
- Safety: Stick to tourist areas; Homejourney verifies tips like we verify properties. Download Pleco app for translation.[2]
- Kid Hacks: Pack snacks, motion sickness bands for trains. Choose family hotels with playgrounds (e.g., Beijing Novotel, SGD150/night).[1]
- Budget: SGD2,500-4,000/family (excl. flights), save via group tours.[5]
Best Family Stays & Food
Accommodation: Beijing: Holiday Inn Temple of Heaven (pool, SGD120).[1] Chengdu: Minshan Lhasa Grand (panda views, SGD100).[4] Shanghai: Disney-area if extending (kid magnet).
Food: Try xiaolongbao (SGD3/steam basket), mild Sichuan dishes. Street food: Jianbing crepes (SGD2). See our food guide: Best Food & Restaurants: 14-Day China Itinerary | Homejourney
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FAQ: China Itinerary 14 Days with Kids
Q: Is 14 days enough for China with kids?
A: Yes, this route hits highlights without rushing; focus on 5 cities for balance.[2][5]
Q: Best time for families from Singapore?
A: April-May or Sept-Oct; avoid Chinese New Year crowds.
Q: Kid-friendly transport tips?
A: Bullet trains have family seats; pack entertainment for 5-hr rides.[4]
Q: Safe for young children?
A: Yes, with precautions: tourist sites have English signs, medical facilities in cities.[1]
Q: How to extend for Disney?
A: Add 2 days in Shanghai; budget SGD200/family tickets.
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