Discover China in 8 Days: Private China Travel Tour of Shanghai, Xi'an & Beijing by High-Speed Rail

Summary

Day1 Shanghai Arrival
Day2 Shanghai: Yu Garden & Bazaar, Old French Concession, Tianzifang, Nanjing Road, Huangpu River Cruise
Day3 Shanghai-Xi'an by High-Speed Rail: Ancient City Wall, Muslim Quarter
Day4 Xi'an: Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Xi'an Great Tang All Day Mall
Day5 Xi'an-Beijing by High-speed Rail: Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing Street
Day6 Beijing: Morning Market, Summer Palace, Forbidden City, Nanluoguxiang
Day7 Beijing: Badaling Great Wall, Sacred Way, Changling Tomb
Day8 Beijing Departure

Day1 Shanghai Arrival

Welcome to Shanghai! Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly welcomed by your guide, who will be holding a "Your Way Holiday" sign, ensuring a smooth and seamless start to your journey. With a deep understanding of the city, your guide will offer insightful commentary about Shanghai’s rich history, culture, and lively atmosphere as you make your way to the hotel. A skilled driver will accompany you in a comfortable, well-maintained vehicle, ensuring a safe and relaxing ride. Once you reach your hotel, your guide will assist you with a quick and easy check-in. This marks the start of your carefully tailored adventure in Shanghai, where you can explore iconic landmarks and tranquil gardens with the support of our dedicated team, making sure your experience is as smooth and enriching as possible.

Day2 Shanghai

Embark on a captivating journey through Shanghai’s rich history and vibrant culture, beginning with a visit to the renowned Yu Garden & Bazaar, located in the heart of Shanghai’s Old City. Established in 1559 during the Ming Dynasty, Yu Garden offers a peaceful escape with its winding paths, lush greenery, and tranquil ponds. Admire the garden's iconic "dragon walls" and the Exquisite Jade Rock, while your guide shares fascinating tales of the garden’s origins and significance. This serene retreat provides an opportunity to appreciate the seamless blend of nature, art, and philosophy.

From there, we move on to explore the historic Old French Concession, a district known for its unique architectural mix of European and Chinese styles. Strolling through tree-lined avenues, you'll encounter a collection of villas and Art Deco buildings that reflect Shanghai's colonial past. Your guide will recount the district’s transformation from a French colonial area to a thriving cosmopolitan center, where rich history meets modern vitality. As you explore charming cafés, boutiques, and galleries, you'll see how this neighborhood effortlessly combines old-world elegance with modern Shanghai life, offering a perfect blend of cultural heritage and contemporary flair.

Next, we head to the artistic enclave of Tianzifang, nestled within the French Concession. This vibrant neighborhood, once home to working-class families, is now a hub for artists and designers. With its winding alleyways and traditional Shikumen houses, Tianzifang blends Shanghai’s historic charm with contemporary creativity. As you wander through narrow lanes, you'll find local artisans, art galleries, and boutique shops, offering a sensory journey through the city's artistic pulse. Your guide will reveal the fascinating evolution of Tianzifang and how it has become a celebrated symbol of Shanghai's creative spirit.

After immersing yourself in Shanghai's artistic heart, it's time to indulge in a local lunch. Experience two iconic dishes: Pork Ribs with Rice Cakes and Shengjianbao. The tender pork ribs, paired with chewy rice cakes and a savory sauce, offer a delicious glimpse into Shanghai’s culinary style. Complement this with Shengjianbao, a crispy pan-fried bun filled with juicy pork and rich broth, encapsulating the essence of Shanghai’s street food culture. As you savor these dishes, your guide will explain their history and cultural significance, making this meal an enriching part of your exploration.

Following lunch, we make our way to Nanjing Road, one of Shanghai’s most famous streets. This bustling boulevard blends tradition and modernity, stretching from People’s Square to the Bund. As you walk down the street, you’ll encounter a mix of historic shops and sleek international brands, illuminated by neon lights that represent Shanghai’s modern energy. Nanjing Road is more than just a shopping destination; it’s a sensory experience where the aromas of street food mingle with the scent of tea houses. Your guide will share the fascinating evolution of this vibrant thoroughfare, revealing how it transformed from a colonial trading route to Shanghai’s economic powerhouse.

Next, enjoy a peaceful Huangpu River cruise, offering a stunning view of Shanghai’s skyline. Glide along the river, taking in the contrast between the colonial-era buildings on the Bund and the modern skyscrapers of Pudong, such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower. As dusk falls, the city lights begin to shimmer, creating a breathtaking sight. Your guide will provide insights into the history and significance of the landmarks along the river, adding depth to your scenic journey.

Conclude your day with a relaxing return to your hotel, guided by your private driver and accompanied by your expert guide. After the river cruise, your guide will escort you to your vehicle, ensuring a smooth and comfortable journey through Shanghai’s vibrant streets. As you travel back, your guide will remain available to answer any final questions and offer recommendations for the rest of your time in the city. This personalized service guarantees a relaxing and enriching end to your unforgettable day in Shanghai.

Day3 Shanghai-Xi'an by High-Speed Rail

Your journey from Shanghai to Xi’an begins with a seamless transfer from your hotel to the train station. At the designated time, your driver will be waiting to escort you to the station. Once you're comfortably settled in your high-speed train seat, you can sit back and enjoy sweeping views of China’s changing landscapes, from bustling urban areas to peaceful rural stretches. During the 5-6 hour ride, your guide will delve into the fascinating history of Xi’an, sharing intriguing tales about the Silk Road, the Terracotta Warriors, and the city’s vibrant cultural heritage. They will also offer recommendations on local dining spots and must-visit attractions, ensuring you're well-prepared to explore this ancient city upon arrival.

Upon reaching Xi’an, your local guide and driver will be waiting for you at the station with a welcoming "Your Way Holiday" sign.  They will assist with your luggage and provide a brief introduction to the city’s highlights.  From there, you'll enjoy a comfortable ride in your private vehicle, as your guide points out notable landmarks along the way, offering interesting tidbits and answering any questions you may have.  This personal touch ensures a stress-free and enriching transfer, setting the tone for an exciting exploration of Xi’an’s rich history and culture.

On your third day, your exploration of Xi’an’s rich history begins with a visit to the magnificent Ancient City Wall, a monumental testament to the city’s endurance and cultural legacy. Originally constructed during the Ming dynasty, this imposing structure not only marks the boundaries of the ancient city but also symbolizes the resilience of Xi’an through centuries of change. As you walk or cycle along its wide ramparts, you’ll be treated to panoramic views that stretch across the landscape—ancient pagodas, traditional rooftops, and the bustling modern city beyond, offering a striking contrast between Xi’an’s storied past and its dynamic present. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the City Wall preserves its original Tang Dynasty fortifications, providing a rare and invaluable opportunity to witness ancient military architecture in its full glory. Every step you take along the wall echoes the strategies and challenges faced by those who once defended the city. As you explore, your guide will bring the history of the wall to life with captivating tales of its construction, the strategic role it played in defending Xi’an, and how it helped shape the city's development and identity over the centuries. The beauty of the views combined with the profound historical significance of the wall will leave you with a deeper understanding of Xi’an’s enduring legacy, making this journey not only visually breathtaking but also an enriching exploration of China’s past.

Continuing your exploration, you’ll step into the vibrant atmosphere of the Muslim Quarter, where the streets are alive with energy and the air is filled with tantalizing aromas. As you stroll through this bustling neighborhood, the mix of traditional architecture and lively market stalls creates a sensory feast. The sounds of daily life and the colorful displays of local goods invite you to experience the unique cultural blend that defines this part of Xi’an. Street vendors offer an array of local snacks and specialties, making this a must-visit destination for food lovers. The illuminated Bell and Drum Towers serve as a stunning backdrop, adding to the charm of this lively district. Throughout your visit, your knowledgeable guide will share fascinating stories and provide insightful commentary, ensuring you understand the historical and cultural significance of the area while helping you navigate the lively streets with ease.

As your day of exploration in the vibrant Muslim Quarter comes to an end, your guide will ensure that your return to the hotel is as smooth and comfortable as the rest of the day. With attention to detail, they will accompany you every step of the way, providing a seamless journey back to your accommodation. This thoughtful service ensures that your experience in Xi'an ends on a high note, allowing you to reflect on the fascinating cultural and culinary discoveries you’ve made, while enjoying a relaxing and stress-free return to your hotel.

Day4 Xi'an

After breakfast, your journey into Xi’an’s ancient past begins with a visit to the Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Museum. Discovered by farmers in 1974, this remarkable archaeological site is a testament to the grandeur of the Qin dynasty. Over 8,000 life-sized warriors, each uniquely sculpted with detailed expressions, attire, and weaponry, stand guard over Emperor Qinshihuang’s tomb. These figures offer a profound window into ancient Chinese artistry, military strategy, and societal structure. The soldiers’ varying postures, hairstyles, and expressions reflect their hierarchical ranks, while their fine craftsmanship and realism bring history to life. In addition to the warriors, the museum also displays bronze chariots and weapons, enriching the understanding of this pivotal era in Chinese history. Walking through this site is not just observing statues, but experiencing the legacy of an ancient civilization that still resonates today.

Lunch in Xi’an introduces you to the bold flavors of Shaanxi cuisine, featuring two local favorites: Liangpi and Roujiamo. Liangpi, a cool noodle dish, combines smooth, chewy noodles with a vibrant sauce, balancing vinegar, chili oil, and garlic, while crunchy cucumbers and soft gluten pieces add texture. On the heartier side, Roujiamo, often called the "Chinese hamburger," features tender, slow-cooked pork braised in a secret blend of spices, served in a crispy, freshly baked bun. The melt-in-your-mouth pork contrasts perfectly with the crunchy bun, offering a satisfying balance of textures. The meal is a true reflection of Xi’an’s culinary heritage, where each bite tells a story of generations-old traditions. Dining in Xi’an goes beyond eating; it’s an exploration of ancient culinary traditions. With your guide’s insights, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Xi’an’s rich food culture, making the meal a journey through history and flavor.

In the afternoon, your exploration continues with a visit to the iconic Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a symbol of spiritual enlightenment and intellectual achievement. Built in 652 AD by Emperor Gaozong of Tang to honor Buddhist monk Xuanzang, this towering structure reflects the cultural exchange along the Silk Road. The pagoda’s imposing presence invites reflection on its historical and spiritual significance. Surrounding the pagoda is the serene Da Ci'en Temple, with its peaceful gardens and ancient halls, offering a perfect space for quiet contemplation. Inside the pagoda, intricate carvings and murals depict Xuanzang’s journey and the spread of Buddhism into China. As you wander through this tranquil site, the atmosphere offers a rare sense of peace and connection to the past. With every step, you feel the weight of history and the enduring legacy of spiritual exploration. This serene setting provides a moment to reflect on the lasting impact of cultural exchange and the power of faith, enriched by your guide’s expert commentary on the site’s significance.

To conclude your day, you’ll experience the lively energy of the Great Tang All Day Mall, a vibrant district that brings the golden age of the Tang Dynasty to life. Located at the foot of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, this pedestrian street stretches over 2,000 meters and offers a rich, immersive experience of this historic era. The atmosphere is filled with street performers, martial artists, and opera actors, each showcasing the spirited energy of ancient Xi’an. Traditional music and dance performances enchant the senses, while martial artists reenact graceful yet powerful movements from long ago. Opera performances, adorned with intricate costumes and dramatic expressions, offer a glimpse into the storytelling traditions of the Tang Dynasty. Interactive quizzes allow you to test your knowledge of this illustrious period, adding an element of engagement to your exploration. As you wander through the softly illuminated streets, the presence of locals in Tang-era attire blurs the lines between past and present, creating a magical experience. With your expert guide leading the way, this vibrant district will transform into a captivating voyage through time, immersing you in the history and spirit of the Tang Dynasty.

As the day draws to a close, immerse yourself in the living pulse of ancient China at the Grand Tang Dynasty Hall, a vibrant district that seamlessly blends history and modernity in a grand tribute to the Tang Dynasty. Stretching over 2,000 meters at the foot of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, this pedestrian street offers a captivating journey into the golden age of the Tang Empire. The atmosphere is brought to life by street performers, martial artists, and opera actors, each embodying the spirited energy of ancient Xi’an. Traditional music and dance performances enchant the senses, while martial artists reenact the graceful yet powerful movements of warriors from centuries past. Opera performances, adorned with intricate costumes and dramatic expressions, offer a deep dive into the storytelling traditions of the Tang Dynasty. Interactive quizzes add a fun and engaging layer, allowing you to test your knowledge of this illustrious era. As you stroll along the softly illuminated streets, you'll encounter locals in Tang-era attire, blurring the lines between past and present. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and timeless architecture, the scene feels nothing short of magical. With the guidance of expert hosts, every corner of this vibrant district comes to life, transforming your visit into a personal voyage through history.

Day5 Xi'an-Beijing by High-Speed Rail

Your journey begins with a morning departure aboard a high-speed train to Beijing, where you can relax in comfort, enjoying large windows that provide panoramic views of China’s changing landscapes. From busy urban sprawl to serene rural scenery, the journey offers a fascinating glimpse into the country’s diversity. Upon arrival, your guide and driver will be waiting with a “Your Way Holiday” sign, ready to greet you warmly. True to our “travel like a local” ethos, your guide will assist with all your arrival details, from luggage handling to settling you into your private vehicle. As you make your way to your hotel, they’ll share insider knowledge about Beijing’s culture, highlight landmarks along the route, and offer tailored recommendations based on your interests, ensuring a seamless transition into your Beijing adventure.

After arriving in Beijing, you'll have time to refresh and relax at your hotel before beginning your exploration of the city. Your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby, eager to start your discovery of Beijing’s rich history. The first stop is the iconic Tiananmen Square, the heart of China’s political and cultural history. As one of the largest public squares in the world, Tiananmen Square is surrounded by grand monuments, including the monumental Tiananmen Gate and the National Museum of China. Your guide will share the historical significance of the square, from its pivotal role in modern Chinese history to its connection to the imperial past, enriching your understanding of this iconic location.

Next, you’ll continue your exploration with a visit to Wangfujing Street, one of Beijing’s most famous shopping destinations. This vibrant street beautifully blends the city’s traditional charm with a modern twist. As you stroll along the pedestrian-friendly avenue, you’ll be immersed in a dynamic mix of high-end boutiques, charming local shops, and lively food stalls. The street offers an array of tantalizing treats, from sweet candied fruit skewers and crispy fried scorpions to mouthwatering dumplings, creating a feast for both your eyes and taste buds. Along the way, your guide will point out significant landmarks, including the historic Wangfujing Cathedral, a stunning example of Beijing's Catholic architectural heritage. You’ll also explore local markets, where you can find one-of-a-kind Chinese handicrafts and souvenirs. Whether you’re indulging in traditional snacks or browsing the shops, Wangfujing offers a rich tapestry of Beijing’s cultural vibrancy and commercial energy, making it a must-visit stop in your journey through the city.

After your visit to Wangfujing Street, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel, bringing an end to a day of exploration. Along the way, they will continue to share stories and insights, enriching your experience and ensuring you don’t miss a detail. Your driver will remain close by, ensuring smooth transfers between destinations and making sure you travel comfortably throughout the day. As you return to your hotel, you’ll have the chance to unwind and reflect on the diverse experiences you’ve had, confident that your guide and driver have managed every detail to make your day in Beijing truly unforgettable.

Day6 Beijing

As you step into the heart of Beijing, your guide will take you on a journey to a bustling morning market, where the essence of local life is on full display. This lively market offers a perfect introduction to the city, where vendors call out their wares, offering fresh vegetables, homemade snacks, and daily necessities. As you meander through the vibrant stalls, you'll blend with the locals, absorbing the rhythms of their morning routines. Your guide will lead you to sample Beijing’s classic breakfast delicacies—crispy jianbing, a savory Chinese pancake, and douzhi, a unique fermented mung bean drink that locals adore. With each bite and every interaction, you'll experience the authentic spirit of Beijing, a beautiful and personal way to begin your exploration of the city.

After savoring the lively ambiance of the morning market, you’ll head to one of Beijing’s most stunning landmarks—the Summer Palace. Known for its breathtaking beauty and historical significance, this UNESCO World Heritage site was once a summer retreat for emperors. As you wander through its vast gardens and tranquil Kunming Lake, your guide will share fascinating stories about the palace’s royal history. Admire the striking Long Corridor, with its painted ceiling, and stroll across the Seventeen-Arch Bridge. You’ll also visit the Imperial Garden, where your guide will explain how the emperors sought solace in its serene beauty, finding harmony in the perfect balance between nature and design.

Next, you’ll visit the Forbidden City, the magnificent heart of China’s imperial past. This ancient palace complex, with its grand golden roofs and intricate dragon motifs, is a symbol of the grandeur and power of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Your guide will lead you through its expansive courtyards and stately halls, revealing captivating stories of imperial life and political intrigue. You’ll explore iconic spaces like the Hall of Supreme Harmony, where crucial ceremonies were held. At the center of this grand complex is the peaceful Imperial Garden, a serene retreat where emperors could escape the hustle of court life. Your guide will provide insights into the design of the garden, showcasing how it mirrors the balance of nature and imperial power.

For lunch, indulge in two of Beijing’s most beloved dishes. Enjoy the flavors of fried zha jiang mian, a comforting noodle dish topped with a rich, savory soybean paste sauce and fresh vegetables, creating a satisfying balance of textures and flavors. Follow it with Beijing’s most famous dish—Peking duck. Delight in the crispy, golden skin, and tender meat, paired with thin pancakes and hoisin sauce. The duck is expertly carved in front of you, offering an unforgettable culinary experience that reflects the city’s rich food culture. Both dishes are a true representation of Beijing’s gastronomic heritage, ensuring that lunch is as memorable as the rest of your exploration. 

Your exploration continues with a visit to Nanluoguxiang Hutong, one of Beijing’s oldest and most vibrant alleyways. Here, the old and the new collide in delightful harmony. As you wander through its narrow lanes, you’ll pass by traditional courtyard homes that date back to the Yuan Dynasty, each one holding stories of the past. The area has been transformed over time, blending Beijing’s historical roots with a modern creative energy. Discover quirky boutiques, bustling cafes, and contemporary galleries, each adding a fresh layer to the neighborhood’s rich cultural landscape. The sights and sounds of Nanluoguxiang make it a feast for the senses, with the aromas of local snacks in the air and the vibrant hum of conversations all around you. Whether you're delving into its ancient courtyards or discovering the newest trends, Nanluoguxiang offers a vivid glimpse into both Beijing’s past and its dynamic future. Your guide will bring this iconic neighborhood to life, providing insights into its deep cultural significance and vibrant community.

As your Beijing journey comes to an end, your driver will ensure a seamless and comfortable transfer to your next destination. While your time in this incredible city may be wrapping up, the memories and experiences you've gathered will linger long after. From the grandeur of the Forbidden City to the peaceful beauty of the Summer Palace, your visit has provided a profound dive into the heart of Chinese history and culture. Our commitment to delivering a smooth and enriching experience has been woven into every moment of your trip, and as this chapter concludes, we hope the stories, landmarks, and insights you've gained will inspire your future travels. Thank you for choosing us to guide you on this journey, and we look forward to the possibility of sharing many more adventures with you in the future.

Day7 Beijing

The following day, your guide will take you on an unforgettable adventure to the renowned Badaling Great Wall. As you approach this world-famous monument, the Wall’s immense scale and majestic beauty will leave you in awe. Climbing its timeworn stone steps, you’ll feel the weight of centuries of history beneath your feet, while the sweeping vistas of rugged mountains and valleys stretch endlessly before you. The Badaling section stands as one of the best-preserved and most accessible parts of the Wall, offering some of the most striking panoramas, with towering watchtowers dotting the landscape like silent sentinels. Here, the Great Wall winds its way across the mountains, embodying human strength, ingenuity, and perseverance. As you explore, your guide will share the fascinating stories of its construction, the battles it witnessed, and its role in China’s ancient defense system. Each step on this historic structure provides a powerful reminder of its significance, leaving you with a deep appreciation of this iconic monument.

Following your awe-inspiring journey along the Great Wall, it’s time for a well-deserved break at a local restaurant. Here, you can indulge in the flavors of northern China with dishes such as guo bao rou, a crispy sweet-and-sour pork, and a variety of stir-fried seasonal vegetables. Other delicious options include the tender, flavorful kung pao chicken, or zhajiangmian—Beijing-style noodles topped with savory soybean paste and fresh ingredients. This lunch offers a wonderful opportunity to recharge, while also immersing you in the local culinary traditions. It’s a perfect time to chat with your guide, ask questions, and delve deeper into the rich cultural history of Beijing before continuing with your afternoon adventure.

Refreshed from lunch, your guide will take you to the magnificent Ming Tombs, a place where the grandeur of China’s imperial history is laid bare. Tucked away in the picturesque foothills of Tianshou Mountain, this sacred burial ground serves as the final resting place for 13 emperors of the mighty Ming Dynasty. As you wander through the expansive grounds, you’ll be enveloped by the imposing tombs, their stately presence standing in harmony with the tranquil beauty of the surrounding landscape. The atmosphere here is one of quiet reverence, inviting you to reflect on centuries of imperial legacy.

Following the Sacred Way, a solemn and awe-inspiring path leading to the heart of the Ming Tombs, you’ll find yourself surrounded by the powerful presence of stone statues. These towering figures, including fierce generals, noble officials, and mythical creatures, have stood guard for centuries, protecting the royal ancestors of China. As you walk this ancient route, the air becomes heavy with the spiritual significance of the Ming Dynasty, with each carving and statue telling a story of the emperor’s journey to the afterlife. Your guide will bring these silent stone figures to life, offering insights into the beliefs and rituals that defined imperial China. This grand entrance prepares you for the tombs themselves, where the legacy of the emperors continues to echo through history.

After absorbing the power and majesty of the Sacred Way, you’ll proceed to Changling Tomb, the largest and most impressive of the Ming Tombs, and the final resting place of Emperor Yongle, one of the most influential rulers of the Ming Dynasty. This tomb, with its grand architecture and expansive grounds, exudes the grandeur that defined the Ming era. As you approach the tomb, the sense of reverence grows stronger. Your guide will explain the significance of the site, sharing stories of Emperor Yongle’s reign, including his pivotal decision to move the capital to Beijing. Inside the tomb, you’ll discover stunning carvings and intricate designs that reflect the emperor’s power and wealth, as well as his spiritual journey after death. The peaceful surroundings and historical richness of Changling Tomb provide a fitting conclusion to your exploration of this royal necropolis.

After this fascinating journey through time, your guide and driver will ensure a smooth and comfortable return to your hotel. Along the way, you’ll have a chance to reflect on the profound history you’ve just experienced. Relax and enjoy the scenic drive as your driver takes you back, and should you wish, your guide can offer further insights into the landmarks you pass. Rest assured, your trip will be seamless and restful, preparing you for the next chapter of your adventure.

Day8 Beijing Departure

As your incredible eight-day journey through Shanghai, Xi'an, and Beijing comes to an end, take the opportunity to enjoy a few hours of leisure in Beijing. Whether you choose to explore the 798 Art District, stroll through Shichahai’s scenic lanes, or wander Yandaixiejie, your guide will offer personalized recommendations. For food lovers, your guide will also help you discover the best spots to savor iconic dishes like Peking Duck or jianbing.

When it’s time to say goodbye, your professional driver will meet you at your hotel for a smooth transfer to the airport or train station, ensuring a comfortable and timely journey. We hope your trip has been memorable and look forward to welcoming you back for more unforgettable experiences!

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: For itineraries involving high-speed rail travel, assistance with booking ensures a smooth and efficient experience. 7. Selected Hotels and Daily Breakfast: Experience a comfortable stay in handpicked hotels, each chosen for its quality and amenities. Enjoy a daily breakfast at the hotel, starting your day on a delicious note. 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.