• Welcome to Beijing, China's largest metropolis! Upon arrival, your local tour guide will meet you at the airport, train station, or port, and you'll be transferred to your downtown hotel. Start your day at Tian'anmen Square, the largest public square in Beijing and a symbol of Chinese governance and national identity.
• Next, visit the nearby Forbidden City, a sprawling palace complex that served as the imperial residence and political center during the Ming Dynasty. Afterward, explore the Temple of Heaven, a sacred site where Ming Dynasty emperors conducted annual rituals for good harvests.
• In the evening, explore leisurely Beijing's historic Hutongs, narrow alleyways lined with traditional courtyard homes, offering a glimpse into the city's rich cultural heritage.

• Explore Tian'anmen Square
• Visit National Museum of China
• Discover the Forbidden City
• Stay in Beijing

• After breakfast, meet your guide and driver at the hotel for a journey through Beijing's cultural and architectural heritage.
• Start at Yonghe Palace, a Tibetan Buddhist temple dating back to 1694. Explore its architectural beauty and cultural relics, including the impressive giant sandalwood statue of Maitreya Buddha. You can explore the temple complex, admire the intricate architecture and artwork, and observe monks engaged in prayer and rituals. It offers a serene atmosphere amidst the bustling city of Beijing, making it a popular cultural and religious destination.
• Continue to the Summer Palace, renowned for its stunning natural scenery and imperial architecture. Wander through pavilions, gardens, and along Kunming Lake, taking in the serene beauty that has enchanted visitors for centuries.
• End your day at Olympic Park, host of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Marvel at the iconic Bird's Nest stadium by Herzog & de Meuron, and the futuristic Water Cube aquatics center, symbols of China's modern architectural prowess.

• Visit the Yonghe Palace
• Explore the Summer Palace
• Photo with Bird's Nest and Water Cube
• Stay in Beijing, B, L

• At 8:30 AM, meet your tour guide in the hotel lobby to embark on a journey to two of Beijing's UNESCO World Heritage sites. First, visit Mutianyu Great Wall, located approximately 70 kilometers northeast of Beijing. Celebrated for its historical significance and breathtaking natural scenery, Mutianyu offers a glimpse into China's ancient defensive architecture.
• After that, continue to the Ming Tombs. Constructed between 1409 and 1644, these tombs served as the final resting place for Ming Dynasty emperors, empresses, and members of the imperial family. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2003, the Ming Tombs are renowned for their historical, architectural, and cultural significance.

• Hiking Mutianyu Great Wall
• Visit the Ming Tombs
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After breakfast, you’ll be escorted to the train station for your journey to Xi'an, which takes about 4.5 to 5.5 hours. Upon arrival, your first stop will be the Terracotta Army, one of Xi'an’s most iconic attractions, offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient Chinese history.

Next, You will visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, built in 652 during the Tang Dynasty to house Buddhist scriptures and relics from India brought by monk Xuanzang. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site as part of the Silk Road, it attracts tourists and scholars interested in its historical significance, symbolizing Xi'an's role as an ancient capital and cultural hub.

Afterwards, you'll visit the Ancient City Wall. Built during the early Ming Dynasty, it served as a crucial defense system for Xi'an. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site along the Silk Road, it highlights Xi'an's historical importance in ancient China.

• Visit to Terracotta Army site
• Bike along Xi'an's ancient City Wall
• Explore the Big Wild Goose Pagoda
• Stay in Xi'an, B, L

• Your adventure starts at the Xi’an Museum, renowned for its diverse collection illustrating Xi'an's cultural and archaeological significance. From ancient pottery to bronze artifacts, the museum spans Xi'an's history vividly.
• Next, visit the Small Wild Goose Pagoda, a Tang Dynasty treasure originally part of the Jianfu Temple complex. It reflects Xi'an's role as a Buddhist and cultural hub during the Tang Dynasty.
• Continue to Yuanjiacun Village, where ancient architecture and traditions offer a glimpse into Shaanxi's rural life. Surrounded by serene landscapes, the village provides an authentic experience of local culture and hospitality.

• Visit the Xi'an Museum
• Explore the Small Wild Goose Pagoda
• Walk along Yuanjiacun Village
• Stay in Xi'an, B, L

• After breakfast, catch a high-speed train to Chengdu where your guide will meet you at the station and take you to your hotel. You'll travel by vehicle to Leshan for a scenic 3-hour journey through Sichuan Province, experiencing its natural beauty and cultural heritage.
• Explore the iconic Leshan Giant Buddha, a Tang Dynasty marvel carved into a cliff overlooking river confluences.
• Then, drive to Emei Mountain to hike its trails, visit ancient temples, and enjoy stunning landscapes. Emei Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, combines spiritual significance with natural beauty, offering an enriching adventure.

• Explore the Leshan Giant Buddha
• Drive to Emei Mountain.
• Stay in Chengdu, B, L

• Start your day early at the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, It is a world-renowned facility dedicated to the conservation, breeding, and research of giant pandas. You can observe giant pandas in their semi-natural habitats, where they engage in daily activities such as eating bamboo, playing, and resting. The base also conducts scientific research to improve breeding techniques and prepare pandas for eventual reintroduction into the wild.
• Next, visit Qingcheng Mountain, is a renowned Taoist mountain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The mountain is celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, including lush forests, serene valleys, clear streams, and waterfalls. You can enjoy hiking and sightseeing in Qingcheng Mountain, immersing yourself in its tranquil surroundings and exploring its cultural and natural treasures. 

• Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding
• Visit the Qingcheng Mountain
• Stay in Chengdu, B, L

• Your itinerary begins at the Jinsha Site Museum, showcasing a diverse collection of ancient artifacts such as gold masks, bronze statues, jade items, and pottery, reflecting the advanced craftsmanship of the Shu civilization.
• Next, explore the Sichuan Cuisine Museum, renowned for its bold flavors and use of ingredients like Sichuan peppercorns and chili peppers, offering a deep dive into the culinary heritage of Sichuan Province.
• Finally, visit Jinli Pedestrian Street, a lively area with Qing Dynasty architecture. Its narrow lanes, wooden buildings, and intricate brickwork embody Chengdu's historical charm. Here, you can enjoy local shops, Sichuan delicacies, and traditional performances, immersing yourself in Chengdu's vibrant cultural scene.

• Jinli Pedestrian Street
• Jinsha Site Museum
• Sichuan Cuisine Museum
• Stay in Chengdu, B, L

• After breakfast, You will take high-speed train to Guilin. Upon arrival, your guide and driver will pick you up to hotel. Your first stop of Guilin will be Elephant Trunk Hill, an iconic limestone formation resembling an elephant drinking from the Li River, offering a picturesque photo opportunity and symbolizing Guilin's natural beauty.
• Next, visit Reed Flute Cave, Guilin's "Palace of Natural Arts," adorned with illuminated stalactites and stalagmites that form mythical creatures and scenic marvels.
• Then, head to Seven Star Park, renowned for its scenic trails, caves, pavilions, and gardens nestled among karst peaks. Highlights include Camel Hill, Seven Star Cave, Flower Bridge, and a zoo, providing a diverse experience of Guilin's landscapes and attractions. 

• Visit the Elephant Trunk Hill
• Explore the Reed Flute Cave
• Walk along the Seven Star Park
• Stay in Guilin, B, L

• In the morning, meet your guide and driver at your Guilin hotel around 08:30 and head to Mopanshan Dock on the Li River to embark on a cruise. The Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo is a leisurely journey that typically lasts a few hours, allowing you to enjoy the stunning karst landscape and scenic beauty along the way.
• Upon arrival in Yangshuo, you will visit Yangshuo West Street, a bustling pedestrian street famous for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural charm. This pedestrian-only zone is lined with traditional Chinese buildings, shops, restaurants, cafes, and street vendors, offering a diverse array of local crafts, souvenirs, and delicious cuisine. It’s an ideal place for leisurely strolls, exploring local culture, and enjoying the lively ambiance both during the day and at night.

• Enjoy Li River Cruise
• Visit Yangshuo West Street
• Stay in Guilin, B, L

• After breakfast, head to the airport for a 3-hour flight to Shanghai. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel. Start with Shanghai Museum, showcasing over 120,000 artifacts that highlight China's cultural legacy across dynasties. It includes exceptional examples of bronzes, ceramics, paintings, calligraphy, jade, furniture, and coins.
• Next, visit Yu Garden, a traditional Chinese garden with pavilions, rockeries, ponds, and intricate pathways, designed to create harmonious landscapes. Then, head to Shanghai World Financial Center, one of Shanghai and China's tallest buildings at 492 meters (1,614 feet). Known for its sleek design and distinctive trapezoidal shape.
• Afterward, you'll reach Nanjing Road, Shanghai's renowned shopping street known for its bustling atmosphere and diverse array of shops, department stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues. A major commercial hub and popular tourist destination, Nanjing Road offers a vibrant glimpse into modern Chinese urban life and retail culture.

• Visit Shanghai Museum
• Explore the Yu Garden
• Shanghai World Financial Center
• Discovery the Nanjing Road
• Stay in Shanghai, B, L

• After breakfast, visit the Jade Buddha Temple to see its priceless jade Buddha statues from Myanmar. Explore its tranquil halls, pavilions, and gardens adorned with intricate carvings.
• Next, head to Tianzifang in the former French Concession area, known for its maze-like alleyways, traditional Shikumen architecture, and vibrant arts scene.
• In the evening, conclude your day with a stroll along the Bund, where you can admire the blend of Pudong's modern skyline and the Bund's historic buildings illuminated against the night sky—a perfect snapshot of Shanghai's rich history and dynamic culture.

• Visit the Jade Buddha Temple
• Stroll alongThe Bund
• Explore the Tianzifang
• Stay in Shanghai, B, L

• Upon arriving at Zhujiajiao Ancient Town after breakfast, you'll discover its charm with picturesque canals, ancient Ming and Qing dynasty bridges, and traditional architecture. Cruise through the town by boat, navigating serene waterways flanked by historic stone bridges. Experience local crafts like rice wine making and bamboo carving, and savor traditional snacks such as sticky rice dumplings (zongzi) and sesame pancakes. Zhujiajiao offers a cultural immersion where history, craftsmanship, and culinary delights converge. 
• Then, You will aboard a Huangpu River night Cruise. From the water, you'll see iconic landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Shanghai Tower, and the historic buildings along the Bund. After that, your guide and driver will escorts you to the airport, railway station or port to catch your port /ship to your destination or home. Tours ends.

• Visit the Zhujiajiao Ancient Town
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