Family travel
Pandas, rivers, food, and shorter city days usually work better than an adult checklist.
By China Prime DMC Editorial Team, Family travel planners
Family China travel works best when each day has one clear anchor and enough room around it. Pandas in the morning, a relaxed lunch, and a hands-on afternoon often beat three major sites in a row.
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