13 Days China Islamic Heritage Tour to Beijing-Xian-Shanghai-Hangzhou-Guilin-Yangshuo-Guangzhou

Prophet Muhammad’s saying, “Seek knowledge, even as far as China,” underscores the importance of learning and exploration. Embark on a 13-Day Islamic Heritage & Scenic China Tour that combines the rich cultural heritage of China with a focus on Islamic history. This tour features Salat at historic mosques, dining at hand-picked Halal restaurants, and staying in international standard four or five-star hotels. Explore Beijing, Xian, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guilin, and Guangzhou through a curated itinerary.

Highlight

  • Salat at Historical Mosques: Experience prayers at significant Islamic sites across China.
  • Halal Dining: Enjoy meals at carefully selected Halal restaurants.
  • Private Tour Guide and Vehicle: Benefit from exclusive services to enhance your travel experience.

Beijing:

  • Tiananmen Square: Visit the world’s largest city square and feel the heartbeat of China.
  • Forbidden City: Discover the former imperial palace that housed 24 emperors for nearly 500 years.
  • Temple of Heaven: Explore the temple where emperors prayed for good harvests.
  • Juyongguan Great Wall: Hike along this scenic section of the Great Wall.
  • Sacred Way of Ming Tombs: Learn about Fengshui at the burial site of 13 Ming emperors.
  • Summer Palace: Marvel at the best-preserved imperial garden in the world.

Xian:

  • Terracotta Warriors: Marvel at these life-sized statues, considered the eighth wonder of the world.
  • Great Mosque: Perform Salat at China’s largest ancient mosque.
  • Muslim Quarter: Immerse yourself in the vibrant life of the Hui Muslim community.
  • Little Wild Goose Pagoda: Admire this historic pagoda, a landmark of Xian.
  • Xian City Wall: Walk along one of the oldest and best-preserved city walls in China.

Shanghai:

  • Yu Garden: Stroll through this celebrated classical garden.
  • The Bund: Experience the contrast between colonial buildings and modern skyscrapers.
  • Shanghai Museum: Visit one of China’s premier modern museums.

Hangzhou:

  • West Lake Cruise: Enjoy a boat ride on this picturesque lake, reminiscent of Beijing’s Summer Palace.
  • Six Harmonies Pagoda: Get a commanding view of the Qiantang River from this iconic pagoda.
  • Qinghefang Ancient Street: Wander the only well-preserved antique historic street in Hangzhou.
  • Yaoshan Tea Plantation: Experience tea-leaf picking.

Guilin:

  • Li River Cruise: Sail past stunning limestone peaks on one of the world’s best river cruises.
  • Yangshuo West Street: Explore this street’s blend of Eastern and Western cultures.
  • Reed Flute Cave: Discover this beautiful karst cave.
  • Yao Mountain: Enjoy panoramic views from a scenic chairlift ride.

Guangzhou:

  • Waqqas Tomb: Visit the shrine of Sa’ad Ibn Abi Waqqas, the first to bring Islam to China.
  • Five Rams Statue: See this symbol of Guangzhou City in Yuexiu Park.
  • Chen Family Temple: Marvel at this 100-year-old temple and study.
  • Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall: Learn about the Republic Era of China.
  • Huaisheng Mosque: Salat at China’s oldest mosque, built in 652.
  • Pearl River Cruise: Take a one-hour cruise for stunning city views.

Brief Itinerary

  • Day 1: Arrival Beijing
  • Day 2: Beijing City Tour
  • Day 3: Beijing City Tour
  • Day 4: Beijing – Xian
  • Day 5: Xian City Tour
  • Day 6: Xian – Shanghai
  • Day 7: Shanghai
  • Day 8: Shanghai-Hangzhou
  • Day 9: Hangzhou-Guilin
  • Day 10: Guilin-Yangshuo-Guilin
  • Day 11: Guilin-Guangzhou
  • Day 12 Guangzhou
  • Day 13: Departure from Shanghai

Full Itinerary

Day 1 Beijing City Tour:

Sightseeing and Activities:
Accommodation: Beijing
Meals: None

Upon arrival at Beijing Capital International Airport, your tour guide will be there to transfer you to your hotel. After checking in, you have the option to explore Beijing on your own. Here are some suggestions for things to do in Beijing:

1. Tiananmen Square

  • Highlights: The world’s largest city square, home to significant historical monuments like the Monument to the People’s Heroes and the Great Hall of the People.
  • Tip: Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds and experience the flag-raising ceremony.

2. Wangfujing Street

  • Highlights: A bustling shopping street famous for its food stalls, shops, and street performers.
  • Tip: Try some local delicacies like Peking duck or unique street food.

3. 798 Art District

  • Highlights: A contemporary art zone featuring galleries, cafes, and street art in a former industrial area.
  • Tip: Explore the unique art and enjoy the trendy cafes.

4. Houhai Lakes and Yandai Xiejie

  • Highlights: A lively area with traditional hutongs, shops, and restaurants near the scenic Houhai Lakes.
  • Tip: Rent a bike and explore the picturesque streets and lakes.

5. Peking Opera

  • Highlights: Enjoy a traditional Chinese opera performance featuring elaborate costumes and unique musical styles.
  • Tip: Book tickets in advance for a popular show.

Feel free to choose activities based on your interests and preferences. Enjoy your time discovering the rich culture and history of Beijing!

Day 2 Beijing City Tour:

Sightseeing and Activities: Tiananmen Square; Forbidden City; Temple of Heaven; Kung Fu Show;
Accommodation: Beijing
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Your day tour itinerary in Beijing is packed with cultural and historical highlights. Here’s a structured plan for your day:

  1. Tiananmen Square:
    • Start your day at Tiananmen Square, the largest city square in the world.
    • Explore the square and take in its historical significance, including landmarks like the Monument to the People’s Heroes and the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong.
    • Admire the architecture of the Great Hall of the People, an important political building in China.
  2. Forbidden City:
    • Next, proceed to the Forbidden City, located just north of Tiananmen Square.
    • Tour this imperial palace complex where Chinese emperors lived and ruled for over 500 years.
    • Marvel at the grand halls, beautiful courtyards, and intricate architecture that reflect China’s imperial history.
    • Explore both the ceremonial spaces and the private quarters to gain insights into the lives of the emperors and their families.
  3. Temple of Heaven:
    • After the Forbidden City, visit the Temple of Heaven, a short distance south of the city center.
    • Discover this UNESCO World Heritage site where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties performed rituals to ensure good harvests and prosperity.
    • Admire the unique architectural design of the temple complex and its surrounding gardens.
  4. Niujie Mosque:
    • Continue your cultural exploration with a visit to Niujie Mosque, one of the oldest and largest mosques in Beijing.
    • Take time to appreciate the mosque’s traditional Chinese architectural style blended with Islamic elements.
    • Participate in a prayer session if you wish, respecting the customs and traditions of the mosque.
  5. Summer Palace:
    • Conclude your day with a visit to the Summer Palace, located northwest of central Beijing.
    • Explore the expansive gardens, pavilions, and temples surrounding Kunming Lake.
    • Learn about the history of the Summer Palace, originally built in the 18th century and restored in the 19th century by Empress Dowager Cixi.
    • Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the scenic landscapes and architectural marvels, understanding why it was a favorite retreat for Chinese emperors and the empress dowager.
  6. Acrobatic Show:
    • In the evening, unwind and enjoy an acrobatic show in Beijing.
    • Witness jaw-dropping performances showcasing incredible agility, balance, and coordination.
    • Marvel at the skill and precision of the acrobats as they entertain you with their spectacular acts.

Day 3 Beijing City Tour:

Sightseeing and Activities: Badaling Great Wall; Ming Tombs; Jade factory; Olympic Park;
Accommodation: Beijing
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Climbing the Great Wall of China:

  • Historical Significance: Originally constructed during the Warring States period (475-221 BC) as a series of defensive earthworks by various kingdoms, the Great Wall was later extended and fortified during the Ming Dynasty to defend against northern invasions.
  • Experience: Enjoy panoramic views and the sense of walking along this monumental structure, which spans over 13,000 miles.

Visit to the Summer Palace:

  • Historical Background: Originally built in 1751 during the Qing Dynasty under Emperor Qianlong, it was destroyed by the French and British forces in 1860 and later rebuilt by Empress Dowager Cixi as her summer retreat.
  • Features: Explore the expansive gardens, pavilions, and the famous Kunming Lake. The Summer Palace, known as Yi He Yuan (Garden of Health and Harmony), is the largest imperial garden in China and offers a serene escape with picturesque views.

Islamic Association of China:

  • Tour: Gain insights into the role and activities of the Islamic Association of China, an important institution in the promotion of Islamic culture and community within China.

Islamic University of China (If available):

  • Visit: If the visit is possible, explore the campus and learn about the educational programs and contributions of this institution to the Muslim community in China.

Good to Know:

  • Clothing and Comfort: Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress in layers as you may encounter varying temperatures throughout the day.
  • Preparation: Ensure you have plenty of water, sun protection, and a camera to capture the day’s highlights.

Enjoy a day filled with historical exploration and cultural immersion!

Badaling Great Wall in Beijing Day 4 Beijing – Xian:

Sightseeing and Activities: Summer Palace; Hutongs;
Accommodation: Xian
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Your itinerary for Xi’an sounds fascinating! Here’s a structured plan for your day:

  1. Bullet Train to Xi’an:
    • After breakfast, transfer to the train station to board the high-speed Bullet train to Xi’an.
    • Enjoy the comfortable and fast journey on one of China’s impressive high-speed rail networks.
  2. Xi’an Museum:
    • Upon arrival in Xi’an, start your exploration with a visit to the Xi’an Museum.
    • Learn about Xi’an’s rich history as one of the oldest cities in China and its significance as an ancient capital under various dynasties.
    • Explore the museum’s exhibits, which showcase artifacts and relics from different periods of Xi’an’s history.
  3. Grand Mosque and Muslim Street:
    • After the museum, head to the Grand Mosque, a significant religious site in Xi’an.
    • Admire the traditional Chinese architectural style blended with Islamic influences.
    • Explore the peaceful courtyard and halls of the mosque, appreciating its cultural and historical importance.
  4. Muslim Street:
    • Adjacent to the Grand Mosque is Muslim Street, a bustling area known for its vibrant atmosphere and delicious halal food.
    • Wander through the lively market street lined with stalls selling a variety of local delicacies.
    • Sample traditional Xi’an Muslim dishes such as lamb kebabs, roujiamo (Chinese hamburger), and yangrou paomo (crumbled unleavened bread soaked in lamb soup).
    • Immerse yourself in the flavors and aromas of authentic Xi’an cuisine while enjoying the lively ambiance of the street.

Day 5 Xian City Tour:

Sightseeing and Activities: Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum; Terracotta factory; Shaanxi Historical Museum; Small Wild Goose Pagoda;Dumpling Banquet; Tang Show;
Accommodation: Xian
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Terracotta Army, Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Xian

Your revised itinerary for Xi’an offers a great mix of historical sites and cultural experiences. Here’s how you can structure your day:

  1. Ancient City Wall:
    • Start your day by visiting the Ancient City Wall of Xi’an.
    • This well-preserved wall dates back to the Ming Dynasty and offers panoramic views of the city.
    • You can choose to walk or rent a bike to explore the wall, which encloses the historic center of Xi’an.
  2. Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum:
    • After visiting the Ancient City Wall, head to the Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum.
    • Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site, which houses thousands of life-sized terracotta soldiers, horses, and chariots that were buried with China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.
    • Learn about the history and significance of this archaeological wonder, which was discovered in the 1970s.
  3. Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses Factory:
    • Visit a Terra-Cotta Warriors and Horses Factory to see how these remarkable sculptures are recreated and restored.
    • Gain insight into the craftsmanship and techniques used to make the terracotta figures.
  4. Daxuexiang Mosque:
    • Return to downtown Xi’an and visit Daxuexiang Mosque, one of the oldest and most important mosques in Xi’an.
    • Take time to pray and appreciate the peaceful atmosphere of this religious site.
  5. Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Square:
    • Conclude your day at Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Square.
    • Admire the iconic Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, a Buddhist pagoda originally built in the Tang Dynasty to house Buddhist scriptures brought back from India.
    • Enjoy the square’s gardens and surroundings, which often host cultural events and performances.

This itinerary allows you to delve into Xi’an’s rich history, from ancient city walls and imperial armies to cultural landmarks and religious sites. Enjoy your explorations in this historically significant city!

Day 6 Xian-Shanghai

Sightseeing and Activities: Ancient City Wall;
Accommodation: Shanghai
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

After breakfast, we will take a stroll along the Ancient City Wall, you can ride a bicycle on the city wall. The Ming City wall is one of the best preserved protection project in ancient time. Then visit one of the best museums in China, the Shaanxi Historical Museum.It is a large modern museum at the national level.

We will have a la carte lunch at a local restaurant.

After lunch, you will be transferred to railway station for the speed train to Shanghai. The local guide in Shanghai will wait you at the railway station, and transfer you to the hotel.

Day 7 Shanghai City Tour:

Sightseeing and Activities: Yuyuan Garden and Chenghuangmiao Market, Huxi Mosque, The Bund
Accommodation: Shanghai
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Your day in Shanghai sounds delightful! Here’s a refined itinerary based on your plans:

  1. Yuyuan Garden and Chenghuangmiao Market:
    • Upon arrival in Shanghai, start your exploration with a visit to Yuyuan Garden.
    • Wander through this classical Chinese garden built during the Ming Dynasty, featuring pavilions, rockeries, ponds filled with carp, and intricate bridges like the Bridge of Nine Turnings.
    • Explore Chenghuangmiao Market adjacent to the garden, known for its traditional Chinese architecture and bustling market stalls offering a variety of goods.
    • Enjoy shopping or simply soak in the lively atmosphere of this historic area.
  2. Huxi Mosque:
    • After visiting Yuyuan Garden and the market, proceed to Huxi Mosque.
    • This mosque, also known as the Xiaotaoyuan Mosque, is one of the oldest mosques in Shanghai and serves as a center of worship for the local Muslim community.
    • Take time for prayer and appreciate the serene surroundings of the mosque.
  3. The Bund:
    • In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll along the Bund.
    • Marvel at the iconic early 20th-century European-style buildings lining the waterfront of the Huangpu River.
    • Admire the architectural diversity and historical significance of these buildings, which were once financial institutions and trading houses during Shanghai’s early days as a global trading hub.
    • Capture stunning views of the modern Pudong skyline across the river, including landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai Tower.

This itinerary allows you to experience the cultural and historical highlights of Shanghai, from traditional gardens and markets to architectural marvels and a place of worship. Enjoy your time exploring this dynamic city!

Day 8 Shanghai:

Sightseeing and Activities: People’s Square and Shanghai Museum,  Oriental Pearl Tower,  Xiaotaoyuan Mosque and Imam Shopping on Nanjing Road, Pu’er Tea Shop,  Huangpu River Cruise
Accommodation: Shanghai
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Your day in Shanghai is filled with diverse activities and cultural experiences. Here’s a structured itinerary based on your plans:

  1. People’s Square and Shanghai Museum:
    • Start your day with a visit to People’s Square, a central location in Shanghai surrounded by modern landmarks and green spaces.
    • Explore the Shanghai Museum, renowned for its extensive collection of Chinese art and artifacts spanning thousands of years.
    • Admire ancient bronzes, ceramics, paintings, and calligraphy, as well as cultural artifacts from various dynasties.
  2. Oriental Pearl Tower:
    • After visiting the museum, head to the Oriental Pearl Tower.
    • Visit the tower and explore its observation decks to enjoy panoramic views of Shanghai’s skyline and the Huangpu River.
    • Experience the futuristic architecture and unique design of this iconic landmark.
  3. Xiaotaoyuan Mosque and Imam Shopping on Nanjing Road:
    • Proceed to Xiaotaoyuan Mosque (Huxi Mosque) for prayers and to immerse yourself in the local Muslim community.
    • Afterward, explore Imam Shopping, a bustling area on Nanjing Road known for its diverse range of shops and restaurants offering halal food and products.
    • Enjoy shopping and sampling local delicacies in this vibrant district.
  4. Pu’er Tea Shop:
    • Visit a Pu’er Tea Shop to learn about and taste this famous Chinese tea variety.
    • Discover the traditions and cultural significance of tea in Chinese society while enjoying a tasting session.
  5. Huangpu River Cruise:
    • In the evening, embark on a cruise along the Huangpu River.
    • Enjoy breathtaking views of Shanghai’s illuminated skyline, including both historic architecture along the Bund and modern skyscrapers in Pudong.
    • Witness the iconic blend of old and new Shanghai while cruising on the river.

This itinerary offers a mix of cultural exploration, shopping, culinary delights, and scenic experiences, allowing you to discover the essence of Shanghai in a single day. Enjoy your time exploring this vibrant city!

Day 9 Shanghai-Hangzhou

Sightseeing and Activities: Cruise on West Lake, Six Harmonies Pagoda, Salat at Phoenix Mosque, Qinghefang Ancient Street
Accommodation: Hangzhou
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Morning:

  • Drive to Hangzhou: Depart early after breakfast for Hangzhou.
  • Cruise on West Lake: Enjoy a morning cruise on West Lake, a renowned attraction nestled among hilly peaks. This picturesque lake has been a favorite retreat for centuries, celebrated for its scenic beauty and historical significance.

Afternoon:

  • Six Harmonies Pagoda: Visit Six Harmonies Pagoda, an ancient pagoda offering panoramic views of Hangzhou. From the pagoda, gaze upon the cityscape with its buildings and bridges on one side and the lush greenery of the Qiantang River on the other.
  • Salat at Phoenix Mosque: Perform Salat at Phoenix Mosque, a historic mosque dating back to the Yuan Dynasty.
  • Qinghefang Ancient Street: Take a leisurely walk along Qinghefang Ancient Street, one of Hangzhou’s oldest and best-preserved historic streets. Explore its traditional architecture, antique shops, and local eateries.

Enjoy your time in Hangzhou, soaking in its rich history and scenic beauty!

Day 10 Hangzhou-Guilin

Sightseeing and Activities: Reed Flute Cave, Fubo Hill
Accommodation: Guilin
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

This day combines cultural heritage with natural beauty, ensuring a memorable experience in one of China’s most iconic scenic regions.
Morning:

  • Flight to Guilin: After breakfast, depart from Hangzhou and fly to Guilin. Known for its rich cultural history of over 2,000 years, Guilin is celebrated for its stunning landscapes, including mist-covered hills and unique limestone formations. The city is one of China’s most picturesque and frequently photographed destinations.

Afternoon:

  • Visit Reed Flute Cave: Explore the Reed Flute Cave, named after the reeds growing outside that can be used to make flutes. This fascinating cave, illuminated with colored lights, reveals a mesmerizing world of stalactites, stalagmites, and rock formations, showcasing nature’s artistry over millennia. The cave stretches 240 meters and offers a captivating journey through its various formations.
  • Visit Fubo Hill: Discover Fubo Hill, renowned for its scenic beauty and ancient inscriptions. Climb to the top for panoramic views of Guilin and enjoy the unique rock formations and historical elements of this natural landmark.

Evening:

  • Hotel Check-In: Check into your 5-star accommodation in Guilin and relax after a day of exploration.

Dinner: Enjoy a halal dinner at a local restaurant, featuring local cuisine and specialties.

Elephant Trunk Hill (Xiangbishan) in Guilin
Elephant Trunk Hill (Xiangbishan) in Guilin

Day 11 Guilin-Yangshuo

Sightseeing and Activities: Reed Flute Cave, Fubo Hill
Accommodation: Yangshuo
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

This day offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and local culture, making it a highlight of your trip through Guilin and Yangshuo.
Morning:

  • Cruise to Yangshuo: After breakfast, embark on a scenic cruise along the Li River to Yangshuo. The 83 km journey showcases a mesmerizing belt of unique landforms, offering views that resemble traditional Chinese paintings. As you float along, you might be fortunate enough to spot ospreys fishing in the river, adding a touch of wildlife to the serene landscape.

Afternoon:

  • Arrival in Yangshuo: Upon reaching Yangshuo, explore the vibrant and historic West Street. Known for its lively atmosphere, the street is lined with local shops, cafes, and cultural attractions. It’s a great place to experience local life, sample traditional foods, and pick up souvenirs.

Evening:

  • Hotel Check-In: Check into your 5-star accommodation in Yangshuo, such as the Green Lotus Hotel River View, and unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Dinner: Enjoy a halal dinner at a local restaurant, where you can savor local specialties and cuisine.

Li River in Guilin
Li River in Guilin

Day 12 Yangshuo-Guilin-Guangzhou

Sightseeing and Activities: Yuyuan Garden and Chenghuangmiao Market, Bridge of Nine Turnings, Huxi Mosque, Stroll Along the Bund
Accommodation: Shanghai
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Morning:

  • Train to Guangzhou: Take a second-class bullet train from Guilin to Guangzhou, a journey of approximately 3 hours.

Afternoon:

  • Tomb of Sa’ad Ibn Abi Waqqas: Visit the tomb of Sa’ad Ibn Abi Waqqas, an important historical site in Guangzhou. The tomb, which resembles an ancient Chinese temple, commemorates Sa’ad Ibn Abi Waqqas, the uncle of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w). According to history, he was sent to Guangzhou at the age of 57 by Prophet Muhammad to spread Islam.
  • Yuexiu Park: Explore Yuexiu Park, the largest park in downtown Guangzhou. Known for its picturesque landscapes, including water features and hills, the park is also home to various cultural relics.
  • Five Ram Sculpture: At the top of Yuexiu Hill inside Yuexiu Park, admire the Five Ram Sculpture. This emblematic landmark of Guangzhou is associated with a legend where five celestial beings on rams brought rice to the first settlers of the area.

Enjoy your visit to Guangzhou, rich in both historical significance and natural beauty!

Day 9 Guangzhou:

Sightseeing and Activities: Chen Family Temple, Memorial Hall of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Salat Prayer at Huaisheng Mosque, Pearl River Cruise
Accommodation: Guangzhou
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Morning:

  • Chen Family Temple: Begin your day with a visit to the Chen Family Temple, also known as the Guangdong Folk Art Museum. This 100-year-old temple was once the ancestral temple and study for 72 Chen families in Guangdong during the Qing Dynasty. It is renowned as the largest, best-preserved, and most ornately decorated ancient architecture in Guangdong Province.
  • Memorial Hall of Dr. Sun Yat-sen: Next, visit the Memorial Hall of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. This important site honors Dr. Sun Yat-sen, a key figure in modern Chinese history and the father of the Republic of China.

Afternoon:

  • Salat Prayer at Huaisheng Mosque: Perform Salat at Huaisheng Mosque, also known as Guangta Mosque. This mosque, constructed by Sa’ad Ibn Abi Waqqas in the fifth century, is one of the earliest mosques in China and holds significant historical value.
  • Pearl River Cruise: Conclude your day with a scenic one-hour cruise on the Pearl River. Stretching over 2,000 kilometers, the Pearl River is the third longest river in China. The cruise offers a romantic and refreshing way to appreciate the city’s stunning waterfront views, whether during the day, at sunset, or at night. Enjoy the diverse and picturesque river vistas that provide a captivating panorama of Guangzhou.

Enjoy your exploration of Guangzhou’s rich history, cultural heritage, and beautiful river views!

Day 13 Departure Guangzhou:

Sightseeing and Activities: Departure
Accommodation:None
Meals: Breakfast

Morning:

  • Breakfast: Enjoy a final breakfast at your hotel.
  • Airport Transfer: Transfer to the airport for your departure flight. Please note that this transfer will be without a guide.

Final Notes:

  • We wish you a pleasant journey home and thank you for traveling with IslamiChina. We hope you enjoyed your time exploring China’s rich heritage and scenic beauty.

Service Included:

  • Admission fees for all of the sightseeing spots listed in the itinerary;
  • Meals as listed in the itinerary;
  • Hotels as listed in the itinerary;
  • Private English-speaking tour guide;
  • Private vehicle for transfers; sightseeing with skilled driver;
  • Service charge; government taxes;
  • Luggage transfers between airports and hotels;
  • Domestic high speed train tickets;

Service Excluded:

  • Any arrival and departure international airfares or train tickets;
  • Chinese visa fees;
  • Excess baggage charged by Airlines;
  • Single room supplement;
  • Tips to guides and drivers;
  • Personal expenses and gratuities to service staff;
  • Personal travel accident insurance;
  • All optional programs.

Note:

The quotation is different for China Public Holidays. For instance, Chinese Spring Festival,Tomb-sweeping Festival, Labor Day, Dragon-boat Festival, Mid-autumn Festival, China National Day, etc.