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Dragon Roads makes self-drive road trips in China seamless, so international travelers can discover the real China, far beyond the big cities and the tour-bus crowds. We handle everything before you go: your route, handpicked hotels, your temporary Chinese driving permit, and your rental car. On the road, our team stays in touch with you daily via WeChat, so help is always one message away. Our itineraries reach places most visitors never see: the grasslands of Inner Mongolia, the Tibetan plateau of Yunnan, the Silk Road through Qinghai and Gansu, the Ili Valley in Xinjiang, and the karst hills of Guizhou. Every route is customizable to your pace and travel dates. Dragon Roads is a Canada-certified travel agency, registered with the Office de la protection du consommateur in Quebec.
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1111-1400 Rene-Levesque West, H3G1T6, Montreal, Canada
- hello@dragonroads.com
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