China · MASSAGE
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 3 massage treatments worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Shanghai Tui Na, cupping, and optional moxibustion, plus foot or scalp spa with herbal tea in a 1-hour calm session.
“They are very friendly and also the treatment is very good. I left very relaxed.”
Shanghai guided royal banquet photo experience with dance, musical instruments, tea ritual, optional costume, makeup, and meridian massage add-on.
“Absolutely magical! This traditional dinner and cultural show was one of the highlights of our trip. The food was delicious, the costumes were stunning, and the performance was truly captivating. The massage experience was also top-notch — relaxing and professionally done, a perfect way to unwind before the evening. A huge thank you to Bonnie, who organized everything with such care. She made us feel welcome, gave us great insights, and even took beautiful photos to remember the evening. This experience is a must — especially with Bonnie as your guide. Don’t miss it!”
Xi’an massage and spa near the City Wall with optional acupoint work, tea and fruit, plus light meal choices for about $35.
“Centro massaggi davvero eccellente. Fin dal primo momento mi sono sentito accolto con professionalità e grande gentilezza. L’ambiente è curato, rilassante e molto pulito, un posto bellissimo dove staccare completamente la testa. Il massaggio è stato eseguito con competenza e attenzione, adattandosi perfettamente alle mie esigenze. Esperienza perfetta durante il mio viaggio in Cina, assolutamente consigliata.”
Pick a landmark, a landscape or a meal, and start the trip there.
