Summary:
You can enjoy the tour by visiting Forbidden City and Great Wall and the amazing Entombed Warriors and experience the awesome beauty of Guilin's Li River and Guangzhou (or known as Canton)
1Highlights & Map
2Itinerary
Day 01Guangzhou
Destinations: Arrival in Guangzhou
Activities: Arrive in Guangzhou, which is also known as Canton, the biggest city in southern China. Met by local guide at airport and tranfser to hotel.
Day 02Guangzhou
Destinations: Guangzhou
Activities: Take a half day city tour. Visit Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall, which is built in 1931 with the funds raised by the Guangzhou People and also overseas Chinese in memory of Sun Yat-sen. Then on to the symbol of Lingnan traditional architectural achievement - Chen’s Ancestral Shrine and visit Qingping Market.
Day 03Guangzhou, Guilin
Destinations: Guangzhou to Guilin
Activities:
Free time for your shopping at Guangzhou or enjoy delicious Cantonese food and dimsum. Then fly to Guilin.
Day 04Guilin

Destinations: Guilin to Yangshuo
Activities:
Guilin is famous for its stunning scenery and the best way to see it is from the deck of a Li River Cruise boat. The boats leave from various wharves according to river height at different times of the year. You'll be transferred to the appropriate pier for an unforgettable trip downriver to the lovely old town of Yangshuo. The afternoon will give time to explore the area which is famous for its small pubs and cafe.
Meals: lunch
Day 05Guilin, Xi'an

Destinations: Yangshuo to Guilin to Xi'an
Activities:
In the morning visit Elephant Trunk Hill (which really does look like an elephant drinking from the river) and Reed Flute Cave , which is a vast and very impressive cave system, are two of the best attractions in the city.
Fly to Xi'an in the afternoon.
Meals: lunch
Day 06Xi'an
Destinations: Xi'an
Activities:
After breakfast in the hotel, you will set off for the incredible 2000 year-old Terracotta Warriors and Horses. The Warriors are part of the underground tomb of the Emperor Qin. Well over 7000 figures in full battle array are formed for battle in several large pits. Many of the figures - soldiers, archers, horses and chariots have been restored. In the afternoon we're going to the Bell Tower where you can get a bird's view of the city from the top. There is a music performance of the ancient music and a display of the instruments. We will continue to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda where widely renowned Master Xuanzang (Monk Tripitaka) stored his collection of classic Buddhist artifacts brought from India.
Meals: lunch
Day 07Xi'an, Beijing
Destinations: Xi'an to Beijing
Activities:
Fly from Xi'an to Beijing. Afternoon is a trip through the Hutong by rickshaw. This maze of narrow alleyways winding around the Forbidden City is fast disappearing, and you'll get a precious glimpse into their distinctive culture as you zigzag through. We will drop into a primary school and a flea market and the house of a local Hutong family. You will be able to talk to the family members to gain a true understanding their life.
Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Beijing Temple of Heaven
36 Nanwei Road (Nanwei Lu) Beijing China Show Map
Day 08Beijing

Destinations: Beijing
Activities:
After breakfast head out for Tian'anmen Square, the world's largest public square, which is closely linked to The Forbidden City, from which the Emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties governed for over 500 years. Later you'll visit the Temple of Heaven, where the Emperors prayed for good harvests and rain, or gave thanks for the harvest. Today's itinerary includes a visit to the old Beijing handicraft workshop.
Meals: lunch
Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Beijing Temple of Heaven
36 Nanwei Road (Nanwei Lu) Beijing China Show Map
Day 09Beijing

Destinations: Beijing
Activities:
Leave town in the morning for the drive (a bit under two hours) to the Badaling Section of The Great Wall, which stretches for over 6000 km, and was originally built to protect China from the barbarians. You can walk and climb at your own pace, or enjoy spectacular views from the cable car. Before returning to the city you'll enjoy visiting the Dingling (one of the Ming Tombs), and the attractive tree-lined Sacred Way , bordered by stone statues, along which the Emperors once trod to conduct their sacred ceremonies. During the day a visit to Jade Caving Factory or Cloisonne (enamelware) workshop is included.
Meals: lunch
Hotel: Holiday Inn Express Beijing Temple of Heaven
36 Nanwei Road (Nanwei Lu) Beijing China Show Map
Day 10Beijing
Destinations: Departure
Activities: Transfer to airport for your departure
3Price Policy
Price Includes
- Hotel accommodation in twin shared room with daily breakfast.
- Meals as specified in the itinerary (B=Breakfast L=Lunch D=Dinner).
- Domestic flights, trains or buses as specified in the itinerary
- Airport tax and fuel fee.
- Private car/coach for transfers service and sightseeing program as indicated in the itinerary.
- Local English-speaking tour guide for transfers and sightseeing program as indicated in each city.
- Entrance fees to scenic spots as indicated in the itinerary.
- Service charge and government Taxes.
Price Excludes
- Entry or exit China international airfare or train tickets.
- Hotel room/cruise cabin single supplement.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone call, optional activities, etc.
- Gratuities to the tour guide, driver and hotel bellboy.
- Fees for entry visa to China.
- Traveler insurance.
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary.
Cancellation in advance | Cancellation penalty |
More than 30 days | No Cancellation Fee |
30-10 days | 50% of the full payment |
9-0 days or no show | 100% of the full payment |
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5Reviews
recommend
Ms. Ms alexandra
(United Kingdom/Britain)
Sep.12, 2012
- "enjoy"
- Quite enjoyable experience, 10 days flew, I hope I could have more chance visit China in the future
recommend
Ms. Mr. Andy
(Canada)
Sep.12, 2012
- "thanks for the arrangement"
- Great memory, great cities. Also I would like to give my appreciation to the tour operator, your service and arrangement was great as well.
recommend
Ms. Mr. Tomas
(Singapore)
Sep.11, 2012
- "recommend"
- I recommend this trip to all the tourists who want to have an- all view of China, although not so “all”.
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