Our Team
Bird Tour China is specialized in organizing the Birdwatching Tours and Mammal Watching Tours in China.
Found in 2005, the Bird Tour China is one of the earliest birding tour operator in China, and is still the most active bird and mammal tours company. We have a long term cooperation with many international birding and mammal watching companies.
Our years of experience in the wild and the strong connection with the local birders and guides all over China help hundreds of bird watchers and mammal watchers each year.


Sissi Tang has over 20 years of experience specializing in birding tour operations, making her one of our most reliable team members. Working both as a tour manager and an outstanding female birding guide, she has traveled across nearly all classic birding routes nationwide and is thoroughly familiar with every itinerary we provide. She has guided numerous birding groups. Having lived overseas, she speaks fluent English to communicate effortlessly with international guests. Patient, detail-focused and passionate about birdwatching, Sissi ensures total smoothness throughout your trip. She handles everything reliably, ranging from field bird location and species identification to full logistical planning.

Allen Xue specializes in tailor-made birding tours with eight years of hands-on field experience. He has traveled widely at home and abroad, documenting over 3,000 bird species worldwide and spotting more than 1,000 bird species in China.He received his master’s degree from Duke University. His research centers on how ecotourism affects wild bird communities and natural living environments. Equipped with rigorous academic training, reliable local channels and years of on-site experience, he develops premium birding itineraries that strike a balance between great viewing experience and wildlife protection. He offers immersive wild bird travel plans for birders to fully discover the rich variety of China’s bird resources.

Xiangyu Zhao has ten years of birding experience and has documented over 1,250 bird species within China. He ranks third on the eBird China species checklist and works as an eBird reviewer covering two regions. Years of tour guiding and field surveys have equipped him with thorough expertise in China’s avian life, natural habitats, and prime birdwatching locations spanning all major regions nationwide.


