11 Days China Education Tour Beijing Xian Chengdu Group Tour

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11 Days / 10 Nights
Tour Type : Price on Request Depending on Number of Travellers

This 11-day China Education Tour Program for students. It offers an exceptional educational journey through China’s golden destinations – Beijing, Xi’an, Chengdu and Shanghai. Moreover, by choosing this group tour, you’re investing in your students’ futures. Equipping them with firsthand knowledge and experiences crucial in our increasingly interconnected world. Additionally, This journey will broaden perspectives, enhance global awareness, and create lasting memories that will inspire students’ future studies and careers.

Included

Round way private transfer in each destination
Professional licensed English-speaking guide
Entrance tickets for all historical & cultural attractions as listed in the itinerary
High-Speed Rail based on 2nd class soft seats from Beijing to Xi'an, Xi'an to Chengdu
Domestic flights based on E-class from to Shanghai
Hotel accommodations in each destionation based on twin-sharing basis
Meals as specified in the itinerary ( B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
Bottled drinking water and wet tissue

Excluded

China visas and international flights entry & exit of China
Hotel single room supplement in Beijing, Xi'an, Chengdu, Shanghai
Tipping for guide and driver
Other expenses if not listed in the itinerary

                    Highlights of the Tour
                     Explore iconic sites: Great Wall, Forbidden City, Terracotta Warriors, and Shanghai's skyline
 Cultural activities: Tai chi, calligraphy, cooking class in Chengdu, and meetings with local students
 Educational visits: Museums, historical sites, and urban planning centers
 Modern China exposure: Shanghai's development and global influence
 Panda experience: Visit a panda sanctuary in Chengdu
 Interactive learning: Participate in a Chinese cooking class in Chengdu
 Customizable itinerary to suit specific educational goals
 Well-organized transportation, accommodations, and guided programs for safety

                

Itinerary

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Students will arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport, where they will be warmly welcomed by our guide just outside the baggage claim area. After assisting with luggage and navigating through immigration, Your group will check into the hotel, allowing time to settle in and refresh.
The rest of the day is free for exploration, giving students the opportunity to relax or venture out and experience the local area at your own pace. In the early evening, the group will gather for a delightful dinner featuring the famous Peking roasted duck, a culinary highlight of the trip.
Following dinner, a travel program orientation will take place, where members can ask questions and gain insights into the exciting itinerary ahead. This first day sets the stage for an enriching journey through China's capital, blending cultural experiences with delicious cuisine and valuable information for the days to come.

Eat Peking roasted duck
Stay in Beijing, D

Morning: Tian'anmen Square and Forbidden City
The day begins with a visit to Tian'anmen Square, the largest public square in the world, where students will learn about its historical significance and see iconic structures like the Monument to the People's Heroes and the Great Hall of the People. Afterward, the group will head to the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace of Chinese emperors. Here, students will be divided into small teams to participate in interactive games that encourage them to engage with the history and architecture of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Afternoon: Hutong Program
Following their time at the Forbidden City, students will take a traditional rickshaw ride through the charming hutong alleyways. This immersive experience allows them to witness local life and interact with residents, gaining insights into the daily routines and customs of Beijing's inhabitants. Lunch will be served in a local family's home, providing a unique opportunity to enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine and learn about the culture firsthand.
Visit to the Temple of Heaven
After lunch, the group will visit the Temple of Heaven, a stunning example of Ming architecture and a significant site for ancient Chinese rituals. Students will explore the beautiful grounds and learn about the temple's role in the emperors' prayers for good harvests.
Evening Optional Activity: Kung Fu Show
For those interested, an optional evening activity includes attending a captivating Kung Fu show, showcasing the artistry and discipline of this traditional Chinese martial art.

Explore Tian'anmen Square
Tour Forbidden City
Ride rickshaws through hutongs
Visit Temple of Heaven
Watch Kung Fu show
Stay in Beijing, B, L

Morning: Journey to the Great Wall
Start our day after breakfast with a scenic bus ride lasting approximately two hours, transporting the group to the Mutianyu section of the Great Wall. Upon arrival, students will have around 2.5 hours of free time to hike along the wall. They can take a cable car to ascend, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and lush landscapes. The descent will be an exhilarating experience as students ride a toboggan down, adding an element of fun to their visit.
Afternoon: Summer Palace
After exploring the Great Wall, the group will drive to the Summer Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, students will stroll along the longest corridor in China, adorned with beautiful paintings, and enjoy the serene views of Kunming Lake. The Summer Palace offers a glimpse into the imperial lifestyle and the stunning natural beauty of the area.
Photo Stop: Olympic Stadium
On the way back to the hotel, the group will make a photo stop at the iconic Bird's Nest, officially known as the National Stadium, which was built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. This architectural marvel provides a great backdrop for memorable photos.

Hike Mutianyu Great Wall
Tour Summer Palace
Photograph Bird's Nest Stadium
Stay in Beijing, B, L

On the morning of departure, students will check out of their Beijing hotel and embark on an exciting journey to Xi'an via high-speed train The 4.5-hour ride offers a unique opportunity to witness China's diverse landscapes unfold outside the window, from urban centers to rural countryside
Upon arrival in Xi'an, the group will be greeted by their local guide and driver who will escort them to their hotel for a brief respite if time allows This transition provides a moment to refresh before diving into the afternoon's activities
The first stop in Xi'an is the impressive Ming Dynasty City Wall, a testament to ancient Chinese engineering and urban planning Students will have the chance to cycle atop this massive fortification, gaining a unique perspective of both the old and new sections of the city This hands-on experience allows them to literally trace the footsteps of history while enjoying a fun physical activity
As evening approaches, the group will be treated to a cultural feast for both the senses and the palate A traditional dumpling banquet awaits, showcasing Xi'an's culinary prowess The meal will be accompanied by the enchanting Tang Dynasty Music and Dance Show, a colorful spectacle that brings to life the artistry and elegance of China's golden age.

Bike atop Xi'an City Wall
Savor dumpling banquet
Watch Tang Dynasty Show
Stay in Xi'an, B, L

The day begins with an exciting visit to the Terracotta Warriors, one of China's most renowned archaeological sites. Before arriving at the main museum, students will participate in a hands-on workshop where they can create their own miniature terracotta warrior figurine. This activity provides a unique opportunity to understand the craftsmanship behind these ancient artifacts.
After exploring the Terracotta Army Museum and its three impressive pits housing thousands of life-sized warriors, the group will return to Xi'an city in the early afternoon.
Back in the city, students will engage in a Chinese calligraphy class, learning the art of writing Chinese characters. This cultural experience allows them to appreciate the intricacies of Chinese language and artistic expression.
Next, the program will visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda within the Ci'en Temple complex. This iconic Tang Dynasty structure offers insights into Buddhist history and architecture in China.
The group will then explore the Tang Everbright City, a area showcasing resplendent Tang Dynasty architecture. This visit provides a glimpse into the grandeur of China's golden age.
To cap off the day, students will enjoy a traditional Hanfu dress-up and makeup experience. They'll have the chance to wear authentic Tang Dynasty attire and learn about historical fashion and beauty standards.
Today's activity blends historical exploration, hands-on activities, and cultural immersion, offering students a rich and varied experience of Xi'an's heritage.

Explore Terracotta Warriors Museum
Practice Chinese calligraphy
Tour Tang Everbright City
Try Hanfu dress-up
Stay in Xi'an, B, L

Embark on a thrilling journey from Xi'an to Chengdu via a high-speed train. The ride will last approximately four hours, allowing travelers to relax and enjoy the scenic views of China's diverse landscapes as they travel through the heart of the country.
Upon arrival in Chengdu, the group will visit People's Park in the afternoon. Here, students will immerse themselves in the local culture, observing the leisurely lifestyle of Chengdu residents as they engage in activities like tai chi, playing mahjong, or simply enjoying tea in the park's charming teahouses.
Next, the group will explore Jinli Ancient Street, a vibrant area filled with traditional architecture, local snacks, and unique shops. This bustling street offers a glimpse into Chengdu's rich history and lively atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for students to experience the local culture.
As evening approaches, students will indulge in a traditional Sichuan cuisine dinner, famous for its bold flavors and spicy dishes. This culinary experience will introduce them to the region's renowned gastronomy.
Enjoy the world-famous Mask-Changing Show of Sichuan Opera in the evening. This captivating performance features stunning costumes, intricate makeup, and the mesmerizing art of mask changing, where performers rapidly switch masks to portray different characters. The show provides an enchanting insight into Sichuan's rich cultural heritage.

Explore People's Park
Stroll Jinli Ancient Street
Sample local snacks
Savor Sichuan cuisine dinner
Watch Mask-Changing Show
Stay in Chengdu, B, L

The adventure begins with a visit to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, a world-renowned facility for panda conservation. Here, students can observe giant pandas in a habitat designed to mimic their natural environment. The base houses over 150 pandas, making it the world's largest captive panda population.
Observing pandas of different ages, including adorable cubs
Learning about panda behavior, diet, and habitat
Visiting the Giant Panda Museum to understand panda evolution and conservation efforts
Potentially seeing other rare species like red pandas
After lunch, the group will visit Wenshu Temple, one of the best-preserved Buddhist temples in Chengdu. This serene monastery offers insights into Chinese Buddhist culture and architecture.
Take a cooking class of SiChuan cuisine as the last cultural activity today. Students will learn to prepare traditional Sichuan dishes, famous for their bold flavors and spices. This hands-on culinary experience provides a tasty way to engage with local culture.

Visit Chengdu Panda Base
Tour Wenshu Temple
Attend Sichuan cooking class
Stay in Chengdu, B, L

The group will take a morning flight from Chengdu to Shanghai, marking the beginning of their exploration of this vibrant metropolis. Upon arrival, the group will head straight to the Shanghai Museum, renowned for its extensive collection of ancient Chinese art, including bronzes, ceramics, and calligraphy. The museum offers free admission, but students should ensure they have made reservations in advance to secure their entry.
After immersing themselves in the rich cultural heritage displayed at the museum, students will take a leisurely stroll along the Bund. This iconic waterfront area present a stunning contrast between the colonial architecture of the past and the modern skyline of Shanghai across the Huangpu River. The views are particularly breathtaking, providing ample opportunities for memorable photographs.
As evening approaches, the group will enjoy a traditional Shanghai dim sum dinner, savoring the flavors of this beloved cuisine known for its variety and exquisite presentation.

Tour Shanghai Museum
Stroll along the Bund
Photograph Huangpu River
Stay in Shanghai, B, L

Start the day by visiting Yu Garden, a beautiful classical Chinese garden known for its exquisite landscaping and historical significance. After exploring the garden, head to the Shanghai Urban Planning Center to learn about the city's development and future plans.
Next, moving on to Pudong to experience the Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC), which stands at a remarkable height of 492 meters (1,614 feet) and features 101 floors. The SWFC is renowned for having one of the world's fastest elevators, reaching speeds of 10 meters per second (approximately 33 feet per second), allowing visitors to ascend to the observation deck in just 66 seconds. The observation deck, located on the 100th floor, offers breathtaking views from 474 meters (1,555 feet) above ground level.
Later in the day, visit Tianzifang, a vibrant arts and crafts enclave filled with shops, cafes, and galleries.
As night falls, conclude your day with a scenic cruise on the Huangpu River, taking in the stunning skyline of Shanghai illuminated against the night sky.

Explore Yu Garden
Visit Shanghai Urban Planning Center
Observe Shanghai from SWFC's 100th-floor deck
Wander Tianzifang
Cruise Huangpu River
Stay in Shanghai, B, L

Today, students will make an excursion to Zhujiajiao Water Town, located approximately 50 kilometers from downtown Shanghai. Known as the "Venice of Shanghai," Zhujiajiao boasts a rich history of over 1,700 years and features picturesque canals, ancient bridges, and traditional Chinese architecture.
Zhujiajiao features picturesque canals, ancient bridges, and traditional architecture, with more than 10,000 buildings dating back to the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. The town is characterized by its 36 stone bridges that connect various parts of the town, offering charming views of the waterways lined with willow trees and traditional houses.
Key attractions include:
Fangsheng Bridge: The largest and tallest stone bridge, built in 1571, known for its five arches and beautiful scenery.
North Street: The best-preserved ancient street, lined with shops and restaurants, showcasing historical buildings and local snacks.
Kezhi Garden: A significant private garden featuring a five-story pavilion, providing a serene environment for relaxation.
Qing Dynasty Post Office: A well-preserved post office from the Qing era, offering insights into the historical postal system of China.
After exploring Zhujiajiao, return to Shanghai. The rest of the day is at the students' leisure to pack their luggage, relax, or do last-minute shopping.
In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner where students can share their travel experiences and reflections from the trip. This gathering will also include a closing address from the teachers, marking the end of the program and celebrating the memories created during the journey.

Cruise Zhujiajiao canals
Tour Qing Dynasty Post Office
Stay in Shanghai, B, L

Students will check out of the hotel in the morning. Our guide and driver will accompany the group to the airport, assisting with luggage and providing guidance throughout the journey.
It is recommended to arrive at the airport 3 hours before international flights and 2 hour before domestic flights to ensure ample time for check-in and security procedures. The guide will help with the check-in process, ensuring everyone has their boarding passes and that luggage is properly checked in. This organized approach aims to make the departure process smooth, allowing students to focus on their travel experiences as they conclude their memorable trip.

Departure, B

Frequently Asked & Question

It's advisable to apply for your Chinese tourist visa approximately 60 days prior to the start of your trip.

We use comfortable 4-star hotels in the cities. In more remote areas like Dunhuang, we use the best available hotels which are usually 3-star quality.

No required vaccines or health restrictions are in place for entering China, but it's advisable to consult your healthcare provider about any recommended routine vaccinations for travel there.

Absolutely! This is a No-shopping tour. We do not include forced shopping stops or unwanted detours in your tour activity. It is your private tour. We strive for bringing you cross-culture experience, not making commissions from taking you to forced shopping stops.

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