Trip Highlights

Visit Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, and Shangri-La in one seamless 2026 itinerary
Explore alpine scenery, lakes, snow mountains, and preserved old towns
Ride scenic bullet trains and cable cars across Yunnan’s highlands
Experience minority culture, local markets, and historic villages
Fully guided 2026 departures with hotels, meals, and entrance fees included
Easy China group visa for Filipinos — no personal appearance required.

Description

Yunnan is one of China’s most scenic provinces, known for alpine landscapes, ancient towns, minority cultures, and breathtaking natural parks. Our 2026 Yunnan tour packages from Manila feature iconic destinations such as Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-La, and the Stone Forest—ideal for travelers seeking nature, culture, and a relaxed pace in one unforgettable journey.

Rates

Available Yunnan Packages 2026 (dates may change)

1) Charming Yunnan 8D7N Tour

Out Manila
- Apr 20-27, Jun 9-16, Oct 24-31
Route: Kunming → Dali → Lijiang → Shangri-La → Kunming
Key Highlights:
- Stone Forest
- Erhai Lake & Dali Old Town
- Lijiang Old Town
- Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
- Shangri-La scenic attractions
Shopping: Non-compulsory shopping tour
Airline: China Southern (per flyer)
Ideal for: First-time Yunnan travelers in 2026

2) Charming Yunnan + Guangzhou 9D8N Tour (UNAVAILABLE)

Route: Kunming → Dali → Lijiang → Shangri-La → Kunming → Guangzhou
Key Highlights:
- Complete Yunnan highlights
- Guangzhou city extension
Shopping: Non-compulsory shopping tour
Airline: China Southern
Ideal for: Travelers combining Yunnan with a major city extension in 2026

Charming Yunnan 8D7N Tour Package 2026 Out Manila

Included

Roundtrip airfare from Manila or Cebu
Hotel accommodation with daily breakfast as indicated in the itinerary
Airport transfers and private coach
English-speaking tour guide
Sightseeing tours and entrance fees as specified
Meals as indicated in the itinerary

Things to Know

Is this a shared tour or private tour?

These are shared group tour packages based on the official 2026 flyers.
Some itineraries indicate non-compulsory shopping stops, while others may include scheduled visits as part of the group program. Private, non-shopping tours may be available upon request for a minimum of 10 passengers, subject to availability and revised pricing.

Who can join these Yunnan tours?

These tours are suitable for adults, seniors, and families who are comfortable with a multi-city itinerary.
Please note that some days involve long land transfers, scenic walks, and higher-altitude destinations such as Shangri-La. Guests should be in generally good health.

What is the visa requirement for PH passport holders?

Philippine passport holders will apply under a China group visa, requiring only a scanned passport and ID photo. No personal appearance is required, subject to approval of submitted documents.

How does the booking and payment process work?

To book, please contact our team first to check availability.
Once availability is confirmed, a non-refundable reservation fee is required to secure your slot.
The remaining balance must be settled at least 45 days before the 2026 departure date.

You may reach us directly via Messenger: https://m.me/triphappy.ph

What does “from $____” pricing mean?

All prices shown are starting rates per person, based on the lowest published fare in the official 2026 flyers
(typically twin-sharing, lead-in travel dates, and standard room categories).
Final pricing may vary depending on departure date, airline, hotel availability, and optional tours.

Are flights, hotels, and transfers included?

Yes. Packages generally include:

Roundtrip international airfare (economy class)
Domestic flights or bullet train transfers as specified
Local 4★–5★ hotels based on twin sharing
Daily breakfast and selected meals per itinerary
English-speaking tour guide and private coach

Please refer to the specific flyer for the exact list of inclusions and exclusions.

Are optional tours required?

Optional tours (such as cultural shows, specialty dinners, or scenic upgrades) are clearly indicated in the itinerary.
These are not mandatory unless stated as compulsory in the flyer and are payable on-site.

Can the itinerary change?

Yes. For operational, weather, or safety reasons, the sequence of attractions may be adjusted while maintaining
the overall tour coverage and inclusions.
This is standard practice for group tours in China.