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Destinations in China

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  1. Beijing
  2. Hong Kong

China flights

China flights take 11 hours on direct non stop routes from the UK and arrive in a huge country, one which is viewed by many with equally huge fascination.  The varied locales - Shanghai, bustling Hong Kong and the capital Beijing - offer something for every traveller. There is also the captivating Forbidden City, the biggest and most well-preserved group of ancient buildings in China located next to Tiananmen Square in the capital.  The Great Wall is an obvious attraction along with the many palaces, stunning scenery and the terracotta warriors of Xian.

 The Great Wall is an obvious attraction along with the many palaces....

Peak Season
The best times to visit China, generally speaking, are spring (March and April) and autumn (September and October) although, if you are travelling to higher altitudes in China, it may be best to take a flight at the height of summer.  Flights to China will be more costly during these peak times, and the best way to secure a good price for your flights is to use our price comparison tool to compare the best flight prices.  Booking flights in advance is also wise, more so during high season and school holidays.

Off Season
The hottest place in china - Turpan - can experience temperatures of up to 115 degrees Fahrenheit (47 degrees Celsius) and summer, except as aforementioned, is probably not the best time for a holiday in China, except where flight prices are concerned.  Cheap flights to China are more readily available  when the weather is less hospitable, which will depend on the exact destination, so some research is necessary before searching for a cheap flight.


 



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