I. Itinerary Highlights

1. Stay in a 4-star hotel throughout the trip without changing hotels, ensuring comfort and convenience.
2. Experience Northeastern folk errenzhuan (二人转) performances to feel the unique regional culture.
3. Include a ¥299 Shenyang Imperial Palace (沈阳故宫) photo shoot with makeup and traditional costumes, capturing unforgettable moments against the red walls and green tiles.
4. Enjoy a special Northeastern bathing experience (沈阳特色洗浴) to embrace the local leisure culture.
5. Taste Northeastern cuisine in one stop, satisfying your taste buds.
6. VIP customized small group for more personalized service.

II. Itinerary Summary

III. Detailed Itinerary

D1: Arrival in Shenyang, Free Activity

• Airport Pickup: Pick up guests based on flight/train schedule and transfer to the hotel.
• Free Time: After arriving in Shengjing (Shenyang, 盛京沈阳), guests can explore Shenyang freely.
• Accommodation: Shenyang 4-star hotel (e.g., Vienna International Hotel or similar).
• Meals: Self-catering.

D2: Historical Culture and Folk Experience Tour

• Shenyang Imperial Palace (沈阳故宫): Also known as Shengjing Imperial Palace, it was the early imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty. It is one of the two remaining royal palace complexes in China and the only royal complex outside the Shanhaiguan Pass
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• Zhang Xueliang’s Former Residence (张学良旧居陈列馆): The largest and best-preserved celebrity residence in Northeast China, a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and key national cultural relic protection unit.
  
• Zhongjie Pedestrian Street (中街): Shenyang’s most famous historical and cultural block, awarded as one of China’s top ten famous commercial streets and a national demonstration street for commercial, cultural, and tourism integration.
• September 18th History Museum (九一八历史博物馆): The only museum in the world fully reflecting the history of the September 18th Incident, located in Dadong District, Shenyang.
  
• Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum (清昭陵): Commonly known as Beiling (北陵), it is the joint burial site of Emperor Huangtaiji of the Qing Dynasty and Empress Xiaoduanwen. It is the largest and best-preserved imperial mausoleum among the Three Mausoleums of Shengjing.
• Laobeishi Pedestrian Street (老北市步行街): A cultural landmark known as “the most Shenyang” area, integrating shopping, cultural activities, tourism, and religious sites, once listed among China’s “Top Ten Busy Districts” alongside Beijing Tianqiao and Shanghai Chenghuangmiao.
• Northeastern Errenzhuan (东北二人转): A national intangible cultural heritage with over 300 years of history, featuring folk songs and dance performances.
  
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.
• Accommodation: Shenyang 4-star hotel (e.g., Vienna International Hotel or similar).

D3: Natural and Leisure Experience Tour

• Shenyang Mysterious Slope (沈阳怪坡): An 80-meter-long, 15-meter-wide slope with a west-high-east-low trend, discovered in 1990, famous for its mysterious optical illusion or magnetic phenomena.
• Shenyang Mysterious Slope Siberian Tiger Park (沈阳怪坡东北虎园): Located in the Mysterious Slope Scenic Area, it houses over 100 purebred Siberian tigers and other rare wild cats, offering close-up views of wildlife.
• Shenyang Characteristic Bathing Experience (沈阳特色洗浴体验): Immerse in Northeastern bathing culture, a unique local leisure tradition.
• Meals: Breakfast.
• Accommodation: Shenyang 4-star hotel (e.g., Vienna International Hotel or similar).

D4: Urban Culture and Art Tour

• Xiaoheyan Morning Market (小河沿早市): One of Shenyang’s oldest morning markets, dating back to 1829, showcasing local life and street food.
• Xiaonan Catholic Church (小南天主教堂): A renowned photography spot and popular wedding venue, featuring Gothic architecture with two spires and a cross, located in Shenhe District.
• Imperial Palace Photo Shoot (故宫旅拍): Dress in ancient costumes and take photos at Shenyang Imperial Palace, experiencing the charm of history against its iconic architecture.
• Liaoning Provincial Museum (辽宁省博物馆): A modern comprehensive museum and one of China’s first national museums, housing over 120,000 cultural relics, including ancient paintings, Hongshan culture jade, and Liao Dynasty ceramics.
• Xita Korean Style Street (西塔朝鲜族风情街): The most vibrant Korean community in Shenyang, offering a mix of traditional and modern Korean cuisine, with over 70% of businesses open at night, perfect for late-night dining.
• Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.
• Accommodation: Shenyang 4-star hotel (e.g., Vienna International Hotel or similar).

D5: Airport Drop-off and Departure

• Airport Drop-off: Arrange transfer to the airport based on flight schedule, with 24-hour drop-off service available.
• Meals: Breakfast.

IV. Notes

1. Keep your ID card with you for security checks.
2. Ensure you have enough balance on WeChat, as cash is less convenient in many places.
3. Avoid traveling alone; contact your local guide, team leader, or driver for assistance.
4. The air in Northeast China is drier than in southern regions—stay hydrated and use moisturizers.
5. If visiting Changbai Mountain (not in this itinerary), prepare a jacket due to large temperature differences at high altitudes.
6. Wear loose, comfortable clothing (light colors are recommended) and bring long-sleeved shirts for outdoor activities.
7. Use a sunhat or umbrella when going out to protect against the sun.
8. Avoid hard leather shoes to prevent blisters; opt for comfortable footwear.
9. In summer, drink plenty of water and bring cooling drinks/mineral water to prevent heatstroke; avoid strenuous activities in direct sunlight.
10. Follow guides’ instructions near water; do not swim or engage in dangerous water activities alone.
11. Do not wear sandals for hiking or walking in grass to avoid mosquito bites—prepare insect repellent.
12. Some destinations may have simpler facilities than urban areas; thank you for your understanding.
13. Northeast China is vast, and long drives are common—prepare snacks and water for the journey.
14. Northeasterners are straightforward and loud-speaking, but this is not rudeness—please don’t take it personally.
15. Take photos of important documents for backup in case of loss.
16. Power banks under 20,000 mAh are allowed on flights; rent them via WeChat QR code if needed.
17. Prepare rain gear (raincoats, umbrellas, waterproof shoes) for frequent rainy and cloudy weather in Northeast China.