China 
in £430s-£520s rtn
LaurenJFC
How much tea is acceptable for one person to drink in a day?
It's a question that I asked myself often last May when I was visiting China and completely fell in love with almost every tea shop I walked into. Here are my top 3 recs you need to check out on your next visit:
LINLEE: This place serves up the most deliciously refreshing hand-crushed lemon tea. But the real star of the show is the adorable free rubber ducky they gift you with every drink.
Mixue Ice Cream & Tea: This is probably the most famous bubble tea shop in all of China. It serves up classic flavours that cost as little as £2 each!
HeyTea: I'd already visited one of these in the UK, but they genuinely hit different in China. Not only is everything on the menu about 50% cheaper, but I found that the drinks themselves tasted a lot less sweet but somehow more flavoursome.
Taking off ✈️
Tip Published: Jul 13, 2026
Return trips from London Heathrow (LHR):
- Changsha (CSX) - £508 (non-stop, up to £527)
Return trips from Manchester (MAN):
- Beijing (PEK) - £494 (non-stop, up to £503)
- Guangzhou (CAN) - £454 (up to £488)
- Shanghai (SHA) - £435 (up to £498)
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