China Heritage Trip
June 1-10, 2026 with optional provincial city visits June 10-13, 2026
China Heritage Trip
Embark on a life-changing journey to China with Lifeline Children’s Services, designed specifically for post-adoptive families. This extraordinary trip offers a unique opportunity to explore China’s rich cultural heritage while connecting with your child’s roots.
Dates: June 1-10 with optional provincial city visits June 10-13.
Travel to China with an optional three-day extension at the end of your trip to visit your child’s provincial city. The itinerary includes visits to iconic destinations such as Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, and more, along with personalized travel to your child’s province and orphanage, as permitted by local authorities.
Don’t miss this meaningful experience!
Travel Dates
June 1-10 with optional provincial city visits June 10-13.
Trip Overview & Highlights
Beijing, Xi’an, Shanghai, and more, with personalized travel to your child’s province and orphanage, as permitted by local authorities.
Registration Information
Frequently Asked Questions
June 1-10 with optional provincial city visits June 10-13
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$250- not included in the overall cost of the trip.
For adults traveling it will be $2,330 and children under age 12 will be $2,050.
The price above includes: English speaking guide, ground transportation, in country Bullet Train from Beijing to Xi’An and Xi’An to Shanghai, hotel fee, meals listed on the itinerary, and outing admissions.
*You will also be provided with a specific quote regarding your individual orphanage visit and itinerary.
Your Chinese visa, international airfare for each traveler, guide and driver tips, and travel insurance if you choose to purchase it.
You’ll visit the worlds largest square, Tian An Men Square, Mu Tian Yu Great Wall, experience a cultural heritage activity, visit Qin Terracotta Museum, and have the option to go to Shanghai Disney!
- You would have the opportunity to do a half-day tour of your child’s provincial capital city, visit their orphanage in the afternoon, and explore their finding spot.
- Orphanages are open to visitors on a case-by-case basis. Your guide will help with coordinating a visit to your child’s specific orphanage.
Great question! Our Lifeline team will support you with additional handouts and talking points for discussing this exciting but sometimes challenging trip with your child.
No! During the dates you will be participating in activities with the rest of the Heritage trip group and guides. If you choose to visit your child’s orphanage, you’ll have an English-speaking guide supporting your specific family during that time as well.
China Heritage Trip Registration
