12-Day Grand China Guided Tour: A Journey Through Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Guangzhou & Hong Kong’s Timeless Beauty

Summary

Day1 Beijing Arrival
Day2 Beijing: Mutianyu Great Wall, Changling Tomb, Dingling Tomb, Bird’s Nest
Day3 Beijing: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven
Day4 Beijing-Xi'an by Bullet Train: Train to Xi'an, Xian Ancient City Wall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower
Day5 Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Muslim Quarter
Day6 Xi'an-Guilin by Flight: Flight to Guilin
Day7 Guilin: Longsheng Town, Longji Terraced Fields, Huangluo Yao Village, Pingan Zhuang Village
Day8 Guilin-Guangzhou by Bullet Train: Reed Flute Cave, Elephant Trunk Hill, Train to Guangzhou
Day9 Guangzhou: Lizhiwan Scenic Spot, Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, Six Banyan Temple, Canton Tower
Day10 Guangzhou-Hong Kong by Bullet Train: Train to Hong Kong
Day11 Hong Kong: Free time
Day12 Hong Kong Depature

Day1 Beijing Arrival

Welcome to China! As you step off the plane in Beijing, our dedicated local driver will be there to greet you warmly, holding a personalized welcome sign bearing the name "Your Way Holiday." From the moment you arrive, you'll be in good hands as our driver ensures a smooth and seamless transfer to your hotel. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or visiting China for the first time, our driver will be on hand to assist you with any questions you may have, ensuring that you feel welcome and comfortable in your new surroundings. After settling into your hotel, you'll have the remainder of the day free to relax and recover from any jetlag, allowing you to start your Chinese adventure feeling refreshed and ready to explore. Your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities, and our driver is committed to ensuring that you have a pleasant and enjoyable stay in Beijing from the moment you arrive.

Day2 Beijing

In the morning, your dedicated guide will be waiting for you at your hotel lobby, holding a personalized sign with your name. Once greeted, you’ll be escorted to your private vehicle for the journey to the Mutianyu Great Wall, located approximately 70 kilometers from downtown Beijing. This section of the Great Wall is famous for its breathtaking beauty, stunning landscapes, and fewer crowds compared to other parts of the Wall. During the drive, your guide will provide fascinating historical details about the Great Wall’s role as a defense structure and its significant place in Chinese history.

Upon arrival at the Great Wall, you’ll be struck by the vast landscape of lush forests and undulating hills, offering a picturesque setting for your exploration. The Mutianyu section is well-preserved and known for its tranquility, making it a perfect spot for visitors who want to experience the Wall’s grandeur without the usual crowds. You can choose to take a cable car or hike along the Wall, enjoying spectacular views and hearing your guide’s insights into the engineering feats and strategic importance of the Wall throughout China’s history.

After an exciting morning of exploring the Great Wall, we’ll enjoy a delicious lunch at a nearby local restaurant. Your guide will recommend some authentic Beijing dishes, such as Peking Duck, jiaozi (dumplings), and zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste). The restaurant is selected for its local flavors, offering fresh, high-quality ingredients that showcase Beijing’s culinary heritage. Your guide will help you navigate the menu, ensuring you enjoy a satisfying and traditional meal before continuing the day’s journey.

Next, we’ll visit the Changling Tomb, part of the famous Ming Tombs, about 50 kilometers north of Beijing. Changling is the largest and best-preserved tomb of the Ming Dynasty, housing the remains of Emperor Yongle, who played a key role in moving China’s capital to Beijing. As you walk through the majestic grounds, your guide will explain the tomb's significance and share fascinating stories about the emperor’s reign and burial rituals. The tomb is surrounded by statues of animals and imperial officials, which reflect the grandeur of China’s imperial past. This visit offers a deep dive into the historical and cultural importance of Ming Dynasty burial traditions.

Following the Changling Tomb, we’ll head to the Dingling Tomb, the tomb of Emperor Wanli. Unlike other Ming tombs, Dingling is unique because it is the only one that has been excavated. This provides a rare opportunity to explore the underground tomb chambers and see artifacts that were unearthed during the excavation. The discovery of treasures like gold, jade, and intricate pottery offers insight into the lavish life of the emperor and the grandeur of his era. As your guide explains the significance of these findings, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of China’s royal history and burial customs.

In the afternoon, we’ll visit the Bird’s Nest (National Olympic Stadium), an iconic symbol of modern China’s architectural innovation. Built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the Bird’s Nest stands out with its unique lattice design that resembles a bird's nest, making it one of the most recognizable structures in the world. Your guide will share the fascinating history behind its construction, the challenges of designing and building such an impressive structure, and its role during the Olympics. You’ll have the opportunity to admire the stadium’s architecture from the outside and hear about its significance as a symbol of Beijing’s transformation into a global metropolis.

After a fulfilling day of exploration, your driver will take you back to your hotel. Whether you're feeling inspired by the historical sites or ready to relax, your guide will ensure your journey back is comfortable, marking the end of an enriching day filled with history, culture, and iconic landmarks.

Day3 Beijing

Your day begins with a warm welcome from your guide in the hotel lobby, who will accompany you throughout your exploration of Beijing’s iconic landmarks. The first stop is Tiananmen Square, a historic and expansive public space that has played a central role in Chinese history. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the events that have occurred here, such as the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949 and the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989. As you stroll across the square, you’ll view key landmarks, including the Monument to the People's Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, and the Gate of Heavenly Peace. Each site has its own historical significance, and your guide will explain how they all contribute to the story of China’s modern identity. The square’s impressive size and surrounding monumental architecture offer a sense of both historical gravity and national pride.

Next, you’ll head to the Forbidden City, a sprawling imperial palace that was home to Chinese emperors for nearly 500 years. As you enter through the grand gates, your guide will explain the significance of the palace's design, symbolizing the emperor’s connection to the heavens. You’ll visit the Hall of Supreme Harmony, where major state ceremonies were held, and explore the intricate architecture and art that adorns each building. The Forbidden City is filled with history, and your guide will provide insights into the daily life of the emperors and the rituals performed within its walls. The inner courtyards and grand halls offer a glimpse into the extravagance of imperial life, while the Imperial Garden provides a peaceful retreat with beautiful pavilions, ancient trees, and scenic paths, offering a moment of tranquility amid the grandeur.

For lunch, enjoy traditional Beijing flavors. You’ll have the chance to taste ShuanYangRou (Spicy Lamb Hot Pot), a hearty dish made with tender lamb cooked in a flavorful, spicy broth. The dish is enhanced with a variety of spices such as cumin, chili, and Sichuan peppercorns. Alongside, you’ll also savor Rolling Donkey, a popular Beijing dessert made from sticky rice wrapped around sweet red bean paste, offering a chewy and satisfying treat. Your guide will assist in selecting the best dishes for you, ensuring a memorable culinary experience that introduces you to the rich tastes of the city.

In the afternoon, visit the Temple of Heaven, a stunning example of Chinese religious architecture. Built during the Ming Dynasty, this temple complex was the site of imperial ceremonies where emperors prayed for a good harvest. Your guide will explain the symbolism behind the buildings, such as the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, with its unique round shape symbolizing the heavens. You’ll also visit the Circular Mound Altar, where sacrifices were made, and the Echo Wall, famous for its acoustics. The temple grounds are a peaceful place to reflect, and you may observe locals practicing Tai Chi or enjoying the serene surroundings. The spiritual and architectural beauty of the site will provide a fitting end to your exploration of Beijing’s rich history and culture.

After an enriching day, your driver will escort you back to your hotel, ensuring a seamless and relaxing journey. As you make your way back, you'll have the opportunity to reflect on the remarkable sights and fascinating stories you encountered throughout the day. Whether you're feeling invigorated or ready to relax, your guide will make sure the return trip is pleasant and comfortable, allowing you to unwind and reminisce about the unforgettable experiences of Beijing's cultural and historical wonders.

Day4 Beijing-Xi'an by Bullet Train

Your Beijing driver will meet you at your hotel at the agreed time and ensure a smooth transfer to the train station. As you embark on your journey to Xi'an aboard the high-speed bullet train, you’ll enjoy a comfortable and relaxing ride. The train is equipped with modern amenities and spacious seating, allowing you to stretch out and unwind. The journey will take approximately 5-6 hours, providing you with a chance to relax, read, or simply enjoy the scenic views as you pass through the beautiful Chinese countryside, giving you a glimpse of rural life and lush landscapes.

Upon arrival at Xi’an Railway Station, your dedicated local guide will be waiting for you with a "Your Way Holiday" sign, ready to greet you with a warm welcome. Your guide will help you navigate the station and transfer you to your transportation, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience. Xi'an, known for its rich history and cultural significance, will be your next destination. The city, once the capital of several dynasties, is home to many historical landmarks, and your guide will introduce you to its fascinating past as you embark on your city tour.

For lunch, we’ll take you to a local restaurant that specializes in Xi’an's famous culinary offerings. Xi’an is known for its bold, spicy flavors, and the meal will be a delicious opportunity to savor some of the city's iconic dishes. You’ll have the chance to try hand-pulled noodles, roujiamo (a local sandwich with tender meat), and dumplings filled with savory ingredients. Your guide will assist in selecting dishes tailored to your preferences, ensuring the meal is both satisfying and reflective of Xi'an's rich culinary heritage. This experience will provide you with a deeper understanding of the region’s cuisine and its cultural roots.

After lunch, we’ll make our way to the Xi’an Ancient City Wall, one of the most impressive and well-preserved fortifications in China. Built during the Ming Dynasty, the wall stretches over 13 kilometers and encircles the old city center, offering breathtaking views of the city’s historical districts. As you walk along the top of the wall, your guide will share fascinating details about its construction, purpose, and the defensive strategies used by the city’s ancient inhabitants. The ancient city wall is a testament to Xi’an’s rich history, providing insight into how the city was protected from invaders centuries ago. From this elevated vantage point, you’ll be able to appreciate the harmonious blend of the old and new as you look out over modern buildings and ancient architecture.

Next, we’ll visit the Bell Tower, one of Xi’an’s most iconic landmarks. Standing proudly in the center of the city, the Bell Tower was originally built in the 14th century during the Ming Dynasty. It was used to signal the time to the citizens of the city and played an important role in the daily life of ancient Xi’an. Today, the Bell Tower is a popular tourist attraction, offering spectacular views of the city and its surroundings. Your guide will take you through the tower’s history, explaining how it symbolized both timekeeping and the city’s prosperity. As you explore the tower, you’ll learn about its architecture, the significance of the bell that once rang there, and how it remains an important symbol of Xi'an.

Finally, we’ll visit the Drum Tower, located a short distance from the Bell Tower. The Drum Tower was originally used for timekeeping as well, with large drums struck at different times of the day. In addition to its historical function, the tower now houses an exhibition of traditional Chinese musical instruments, providing a fascinating look into the musical culture of ancient China. The tower is beautifully designed, and as you explore its interior, you’ll be able to admire the intricate architecture while learning about the role that music and rhythm played in Xi’an’s daily life. Your guide will provide insight into the cultural significance of the drums and explain how they were used to announce important events, summon citizens, and mark the passage of time.

After a fulfilling day of exploration, your guide will ensure that you are safely taken back to your hotel in Xi’an. Whether you’re feeling energized by the day’s discoveries or ready to relax, your guide will ensure a smooth and comfortable journey back to your accommodation. The day’s experiences will leave you with a deeper appreciation for Xi’an’s history and culture, and your time in this ancient city will be one you won’t soon forget.

Day5 Xi'an

Our Xi’an guide will meet you at your hotel in the morning, ensuring a seamless start to your exciting day of exploration. From there, you'll be transported to the famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, a site that needs little introduction. Located about 40 kilometers outside the city, the museum is home to one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in the world. Upon arrival, your guide will take you through the three main pits, explaining the history behind the over 8,000 life-sized warriors and horses that were buried with Emperor Qin Shi Huang to protect him in the afterlife. As you walk among these ancient statues, you’ll gain insight into the advanced techniques used in their creation, and your guide will share captivating stories of how they were discovered by local farmers in 1974. The museum is not only a window into ancient Chinese history but also a remarkable testament to the craftsmanship and dedication of the time. You’ll also have time to explore the exhibition halls, where you can view detailed replicas and artifacts unearthed alongside the Terracotta Army.

After a fascinating morning at the Terracotta Warriors Museum, you’ll be treated to a local lunch that showcases the unique flavors of Xi’an. Xi’an is renowned for its bold, savory dishes, and lunch will be an opportunity to sample some of the city’s famous dishes. You might try Xi’an’s signature biangbiang noodles, known for their wide, hand-pulled texture, or the renowned yangrou paomo (a dish of lamb soup with torn flatbread). Your guide will help guide your choices based on your preferences, ensuring you enjoy a satisfying meal before continuing your adventure.

Next, we’ll head to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, one of Xi’an’s most recognizable landmarks. This iconic pagoda, originally built during the Tang Dynasty, stands tall at 64 meters and was constructed to house Buddhist scriptures brought back from India by the monk Xuanzang. The pagoda is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese architecture, and your guide will provide detailed information about its historical significance and the role it played in the spread of Buddhism in China. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the pagoda’s surrounding gardens, which are beautifully landscaped and offer a peaceful atmosphere perfect for reflection. If you’re up for it, you can climb the steps to the top of the pagoda, where you’ll be rewarded with a panoramic view of the city and its modern developments, giving you a unique perspective of the contrast between the ancient and contemporary.

In the late afternoon, we’ll head to the bustling Muslim Quarter, one of Xi’an’s most vibrant and culturally rich areas. This district is known for its lively streets filled with local vendors selling everything from snacks to souvenirs, as well as the fusion of Chinese and Islamic influences seen in the food and architecture. Your guide will take you through the labyrinth of alleys, where you can sample traditional street food such as lamb skewers, pistachio sweets, and the famous Xi’an-style flatbread sandwiches (roujiamo). As you explore, your guide will explain the history of the Muslim community in Xi’an and its impact on the local culture. The atmosphere of the Muslim Quarter is vibrant and energetic, making it a perfect place to take in the sights, sounds, and flavors of this fascinating city.

After a day full of fascinating discoveries, your guide will escort you back to your hotel, ensuring a comfortable and relaxed journey. You’ll have the chance to unwind and reflect on the incredible historical sites and cultural experiences you’ve enjoyed. Whether you're looking to relax or continue exploring the evening, your guide will ensure a smooth return, making sure you end your day with ease, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Xi'an's rich history and vibrant atmosphere.

Day6 Xi'an-Guilin by Flight

You’ll have some free time to explore Xi'an at your leisure before the appointed time. Feel free to wander around, take in the sights, or shop for souvenirs. When it’s time, your driver will meet you and take you to the airport for your flight to Guilin, which takes approximately 2 hours. Upon arrival in Guilin, your local driver will be waiting for you at the airport exit, holding a "Your Way Holiday" sign. You will then be driven directly to your hotel for check-in and relaxation. The rest of the day is free for you to explore the city at your own pace or simply unwind at the hotel, preparing for the exciting days ahead.

Day7 Guilin

In the morning, your guide will warmly greet you at your hotel, ready to take you on an exciting and enriching adventure. Your first destination will be Longsheng Town, a scenic area that offers both natural beauty and a rich cultural backdrop. As you drive, your guide will offer insights into the history of Longsheng, explaining its significance in Chinese culture and its development through the years. You’ll have the chance to admire the beautiful landscapes of the town, as well as learn about the diverse ethnic groups that call this region home. The town’s atmosphere offers a peaceful escape, filled with traditional architecture and fascinating historical stories.

After exploring Longsheng, your journey will take you to the breathtaking Longji Terraced Fields, one of the most iconic landscapes in southern China. The fields are a magnificent feat of ancient agricultural engineering, with steep, layered terraces that have been carved into the mountainside over centuries. Your guide will take you through the fields, explaining how these terraces were built and cultivated by the Zhuang and Yao peoples, who have lived here for generations. As you walk along the paths, you’ll be able to take in the sweeping views of the fields, which change with the seasons and are particularly stunning in the early morning light. Be sure to have your camera ready for some incredible photo opportunities as the landscape transforms before your eyes. The peaceful serenity of the fields makes it a perfect spot for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Next, you’ll visit Huangluo Yao Village, an enchanting village that showcases the unique customs of the Yao ethnic group, particularly the famous tradition of long hair. The women of this village are renowned for their beautiful, waist-length hair, which is an important part of their cultural identity. Your guide will provide fascinating details about the village’s history, its traditions, and the significance of the long hair in Yao culture. You may even have the chance to meet some of the women with their remarkable long hair, who take great pride in their heritage. The village itself is a wonderful place to experience traditional Yao life, with its ancient houses and tranquil surroundings. The air is filled with an aura of time-honored traditions, offering a rare glimpse into a community that has maintained its unique way of life for centuries.

Afterward, we’ll continue our journey to Pingan Zhuang Village, where you’ll be treated to more stunning views of the Longji Terraced Fields. This picturesque village is known for its charming wooden houses and its warm, welcoming residents. As you wander through the village, your guide will tell you stories about its history and its role in preserving the traditions of the Zhuang people. The village is also a great place to experience local life firsthand, with opportunities to interact with villagers and learn about their daily activities. You may even want to stop by some of the local shops to pick up handmade souvenirs, which offer a perfect memento of your visit. The village’s quiet charm and close-knit community make it a perfect place to immerse yourself in local culture.

At the end of your full day of exploration, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel, ensuring that you return comfortably after a day filled with new discoveries. Whether you’re reflecting on the history you’ve learned, the natural beauty you’ve experienced, or simply unwinding after a busy day, your guide will make sure you feel relaxed and well taken care of as you head back to your accommodations. With lasting memories of the stunning Longsheng region and its rich cultural heritage, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of this remarkable part of China. The day will leave you with a sense of fulfillment, as you've experienced the best of both nature and culture in this unique corner of the world.

Day8 Guilin-Guangzhou by Bullet Train

In the morning, our guide will greet you at your hotel lobby, ready to begin an enchanting journey. Your first stop will be the Reed Flute Cave, a natural wonder believed to be over 180 million years old. As you enter this stunning limestone cavern, our expert guide will provide fascinating insights into the cave's geological history, including how its unique formations were shaped over millions of years. The chambers of the cave are illuminated by a spectrum of colorful lighting, bringing to life the mesmerizing stalactites, stalagmites, and otherworldly rock formations. Our guide will explain the significance of each formation, adding depth to your understanding of this awe-inspiring natural marvel. The Reed Flute Cave is not just a geological treasure but also a place of incredible beauty that leaves every visitor in awe.

Next, we’ll head to Elephant Hill, one of Guilin's most iconic landmarks. Located on the western bank of the Li River, this riverside park features a distinctive hill that, when viewed from a distance, resembles an elephant drinking from the river with its trunk. The peak of Elephant Hill offers panoramic views of the Li River and the surrounding landscape, providing a perfect opportunity for photographs and a peaceful escape into nature. Our guide will take you on a leisurely walk around the park, sharing stories about the local legend and history behind this unique natural formation. From the top, you'll be able to enjoy the scenic beauty that has inspired poets and artists for centuries. After this scenic exploration, enjoy a delicious Chinese lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savor authentic regional dishes.

In the afternoon, we’ll transfer you to the train station for a comfortable bullet train ride to Guangzhou. The journey takes about three and a half hours, allowing you to relax and enjoy the picturesque landscapes along the way. Upon your arrival in Guangzhou, our local driver will be waiting for you at the station, holding a sign that says "Your Way Holiday." He will then transfer you directly to your hotel, ensuring a smooth transition as you continue your journey in this vibrant city.

Day9 Guangzhou

Your journey through Guangzhou begins with a visit to Lizhiwan Scenic Spot, a picturesque canal stretching for 743 meters (813 yards) and linking Shamian Island with Liwan Lake. This historic waterway has been a vital part of Guangzhou’s culture for centuries, reflecting the city's harmonious blend of nature and urban life. As you take a leisurely stroll along the canal, you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery, traditional period-style buildings, and charming bridges that create a serene atmosphere. The gentle flow of water and the sight of traditional wooden boats passing by make for a truly relaxing experience. Our guide will share insights into the canal’s history and how it has evolved over time to become a beloved cultural landmark. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to explore local shops that offer a wide range of Cantonese delicacies and handcrafted souvenirs. This is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the local lifestyle while capturing beautiful photos of the scenic surroundings.

Next, we’ll visit the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, a magnificent structure that stands as a testament to the artistic and architectural excellence of South China. Built during the late Qing Dynasty, this ancestral hall was originally established as a place of study for members of the Chen family. Today, it serves as a museum showcasing Guangdong’s rich cultural heritage. The complex is an outstanding example of traditional Cantonese architecture, featuring elaborately carved wooden panels, stunning ceramic sculptures, and intricately designed roof ridges. As you walk through its grand halls and picturesque courtyards, our guide will provide fascinating insights into the history of the Chen family, the purpose of the hall, and the exquisite craftsmanship that adorns every corner of the complex. This visit will give you a deeper appreciation of the cultural traditions that have shaped Guangzhou’s identity.

Continuing your journey, we arrive at the Six Banyan Temple, a sacred Buddhist site with over 1,500 years of history. Originally built in 537 AD during the Liang Dynasty, this temple has long been a place of worship and spiritual retreat for generations of Buddhists. The temple’s most famous feature is the striking Flower Pagoda, an octagonal, multi-tiered tower that stands as a symbol of Guangzhou’s religious heritage. As you explore the temple grounds, you will come across beautifully carved Buddhist statues, peaceful meditation halls, and incense-filled courtyards where devotees pray. Our guide will share the stories behind the temple’s construction, its historical significance, and the role it continues to play in the spiritual life of local residents. Whether you are a history enthusiast or simply seeking a moment of tranquility, this temple offers a unique glimpse into Guangzhou’s Buddhist traditions.

For lunch, we’ll take you to a local restaurant, where you can indulge in the famous Cantonese cuisine. Known as the "paradise of food," Guangzhou is home to a vibrant culinary scene. Here, you will have the chance to sample some of the city’s most beloved dishes, such as dim sum, roasted meats, and fresh seafood. From delicate dumplings to savory congee, Cantonese food is known for its emphasis on freshness, flavor, and texture. Our guide will introduce you to the unique ingredients and techniques used in Cantonese cooking, enriching your dining experience with fascinating culinary insights. Whether you’re savoring tender barbecue pork or enjoying a steaming bowl of noodles, the meal will leave you with a lasting taste of Guangzhou’s gastronomic delights.

The final stop of the day is Canton Tower, an architectural marvel that has become one of the most recognizable landmarks in China. Standing at an impressive height of 600 meters, the tower offers breathtaking panoramic views of Guangzhou’s sprawling cityscape. Its sleek, twisting design is a masterpiece of modern engineering and reflects the city's forward-thinking spirit. Depending on your preference, you can take an exhilarating ride to the top of the tower, where you’ll be rewarded with an unparalleled perspective of the Pearl River and the glittering skyline. At night, the tower transforms into a dazzling spectacle as its LED lights display a mesmerizing array of colors. Our guide will provide insights into the tower’s construction, its role as a broadcasting hub, and the various attractions housed within it, including observation decks, restaurants, and interactive exhibits.

After the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel, ensuring a smooth and comfortable end to your day of exploration. If you wish to continue discovering Guangzhou in the evening, our guide can offer recommendations on the best places to experience the city’s vibrant nightlife, whether it be a relaxing Pearl River night cruise, a visit to a bustling night market, or enjoying live music in one of the city’s entertainment districts. Let us know if you need any additional arrangements to make your stay in Guangzhou even more memorable.

Day10 Guangzhou-Hong Kong by Bullet Train

Our driver will meet you at your hotel lobby and transfer you to the train station, where you'll board a high-speed train to Hong Kong. This scenic journey will provide you with beautiful views along the way, offering a relaxing and comfortable ride to your destination. The modern, efficient train system ensures a smooth and quick transition from your current location to Hong Kong, taking you through the picturesque landscapes of the region.

Upon arrival in Hong Kong, our local driver will be waiting for you at the train station, holding a sign that says "Your Way Holiday." They will assist with your transfer to the hotel, ensuring a smooth and comfortable arrival in the city. Once you’ve checked in and settled into your accommodation, the rest of the day is free for you to explore the city at your leisure.

Hong Kong offers an exciting mix of experiences, from vibrant street markets to luxurious shopping malls, scenic waterfronts, and world-famous landmarks such as Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the bustling streets of Kowloon. Whether you prefer to enjoy the lively atmosphere of the city, take a leisurely walk around its famous districts, or simply relax and take in the sights, you’ll find plenty to do.

Feel free to immerse yourself in the energy of Hong Kong, with its blend of modern skyscrapers, rich culture, and dynamic vibe. Take your time to discover the local food scene, explore art galleries, or visit temples. The day is yours to enjoy, setting the stage for even more exciting adventures in the days to come.

Day11 Hong Kong

Today, you have the freedom to discover Hong Kong’s vibrant food scene and iconic attractions. Start with a visit to Kowloon Walled City Park, a peaceful spot where you can stroll through lush gardens and explore the history of this once-thriving and chaotic area. After soaking in the history, you can enjoy some of Hong Kong’s famous street food. For a quick bite, stop by Temple Street Night Market for local snacks like egg waffles, curry fish balls, and dim sum, or head to a local café to try Hong Kong-style milk tea and pineapple buns.

For lunch, consider visiting Causeway Bay, known for its trendy dining spots offering everything from Michelin-starred restaurants to casual eateries. Try roast goose, a classic Cantonese dish, or indulge in fresh seafood at one of the many coastal restaurants. Afterward, head to the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for stunning views of the harbor, or explore the shops and landmarks around the area. To wrap up your day, venture to Sai Kung Country Park to enjoy the natural beauty of Hong Kong, and perhaps treat yourself to a seafood feast in the nearby town, known for its freshly caught fish and shellfish.

Day12 Hong Kong Depature

Over the past twelve days, you’ve embarked on a captivating journey through China and Hong Kong, immersing yourself in a rich tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the awe-inspiring Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors in Beijing and Xi'an to the serene and breathtaking Longji Terraced Fields in Guilin, each destination has offered its own unique charm. In Guangzhou, you explored the city’s cultural heart, and in Hong Kong, you discovered its dynamic fusion of modern vibrancy and deep-rooted traditions. Every moment of this trip has been a celebration of China’s timeless wonders and Hong Kong’s bustling energy, creating unforgettable memories that will stay with you for years to come.

As your journey comes to an end, our driver will meet you at your hotel at the agreed time and transfer you to the airport for your departure. We wish you a safe and smooth journey as you leave Hong Kong, carrying with you the memories of a truly enriching experience. If you need any assistance before your flight, don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re here to help.

Price Per Person in US Dollars

Price Includes 1. Cozy Ride:Enjoy the comfort and spaciousness of our air-conditioned car, offering scenic views. 2. Bilingual Expert Guide: Benefit from a personalized experience with a guide fluent in your language, catering to your needs. 3. Entrance Fees: Access all attractions and activities mentioned in the itinerary without worrying about additional entrance fees. 4. Seamless Transfer: Enhance your experience with convenient hotel or train station pickup and drop-off service. 5. Connect Seamlessly: Stay connected with complimentary onboard WiFi, allowing you to share your experiences in real-time. 6. City-to-City Train Tickets: Include the cost of train or flight tickets between the cities listed in the itinerary, ensuring a smooth and efficient travel experience. 7. Accommodations with Breakfast:  Hotel stays are included in the package. We select from trusted hotel brands, combining global chains and exclusive local brands, offering consistent service and an exceptional stay. 8. Complimentary Water: Receive a complimentary bottle of water for each person, keeping you refreshed throughout your journey. 9. Travel Agency Liability Insurance: Benefit from coverage under our travel agency liability insurance, providing added protection and peace of mind during your trip.

Price Excludes 1. Personal Expenses: This includes phone bills, laundry, additional tours, postage, and any entertainment fees not covered in the itinerary. 2. Meals: While meals are not included, our guide will recommend the best local food spots, giving you the chance to explore and choose based on your preferences. (Average cost per person for a regular meal at local eateries: 40RMB/6USD-80RMB/12USD) 3. Tips: Tips are not mandatory but are recommended for excellent service. If you feel satisfied with the service, you may consider leaving a tip. The tipping standards are as follows: Driver: 50-100 RMB per day/group; Guide: 100-200 RMB per day/group. 4. Insurance: Insurance coverage for personal loss, illness, or damages incurred during your trip is not included. 5. Optional Activities: Any optional activities listed in the itinerary are not included in the tour fees, allowing you to choose and participate based on your preferences.