Upon arrive in Beijing, China's capital, where ancient history and modern energy meet. Start your China tour.
Visiting Sites:The Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Beijing Hutongs
Today's tour starts with a visit to Tian'anmen Square, which is a historic public space in Beijing. It hosts national ceremonies and cultural events.
Then enter the Palace Museum, as know as Forbidden City. is a vast imperial palace complex from the Ming and Qing dynasties. It features traditional Chinese architecture with numerous halls, courtyards, and cultural artifacts, representing centuries of history.
After that, take a stroll through Beijing’s hutongs. As carriers of urban memory, hutongs preserve Beijing’s folk customs and daily rhythms.
Options: Beijing Roast Duck for dinner.
Visiting Sites: Mutianyu Great Wall, Sacred Road, Overview the Bird’s Nest and Water Cube
Today highlight is to visit Mutianyu Great Wall. Where history meets stunning landscape. Walk along ancient ramparts, admire unique watchtowers, and enjoy panoramic mountain views. Accessible by cable car, it's a rewarding journey for those seeking both culture and natural beauty.
Get down from Great Wall, then will go to visit The Sacred Road. Stroll the Sacred Way, a historic avenue guarded by remarkable stone statues. This picturesque path provides a gentle introduction to the Ming Tombs. Good for a peaceful walk, it allows you to admire detailed carvings and imagine imperial processions.
After a day of sightseeing, you will be transferred back to downtown Beijing. On the way will overview Water Cube and Bird's Nest, two of the 2008 Beijing Olympics Venues.
Visiting Sites:Temple of Heaven
After breakfast you will explore the Temple of Heaven, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Temple of Heaven, with its iconic circular Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, was where emperors prayed for divine blessings. Walk through its peaceful park, admire the brilliant blue roofs of the main halls, and witness vibrant local life.
In the afternoon will go to Xian by high speed train, another of China's ancient capitals.
Visiting Sites: Terracotta Warriors & Horses, the Wild Goose Pagoda, The Grand Tang Mall
After having breakfast in your hotel, your guide will meet you and you will be driven to visit the incredible Terracotta Warriors. This fascinating museum showcases thousands of unique clay soldiers and horses. A breathtaking must-see and a true wonder of the ancient world. Discover history frozen in clay.
Then back to Xian city, visit the Wild Goose Pagoda. The Giant Wild Goose Pagoda, constructed in 652 AD during the Tang Dynasty, is a masterpiece of Buddhist architecture.
As night falls, it is the right time to visit The Grand Tang Mall, which also know as "Tang Dynasty Ever-bright City". This vibrant cultural street comes alive at night with brilliant lights, replica Tang architecture, and lively performances. Stroll through the grand promenade, enjoy street shows, and feel the energy of a modern revival of China's golden age.
Visiting Sites: Muslim Quarter, Grand Mosque, Xian Ancient City Wall
You will pay a morning visit Muslim Quarter which is a bustling food paradise where narrow lanes are filled with the aroma of sizzling snacks and local delicacies. Just a few steps away, discover the serene Great Mosque, a beautiful architectural gem blending Chinese and Islamic styles within its peaceful gardens.
Then, experience the iconic Xi'an City Wall. Rent a bicycle for a memorable ride along its wide, ancient path. Admire the city views, watchtowers, and gates etc.,
End today’s visiting, will catch high speed train to Chengdu. Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan, is a historical and cultural city known as the home of giant pandas.
Visiting Sites: Chengdu Big Panda Breeding Center, Leshan Giant Buddha
Today visiting start from go to visit Chengdu Big Panda Breeding Center, to see giant pandas and red pandas. The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is a leading conservation and research center dedicated to protecting giant pandas.
Then drive you to Leshan, to visit the Giant Buddha. The Leshan Giant Buddha is a monumental stone statue carved into a riverside cliff during the Tang Dynasty. Visit this awe-inspiring statue to admire its scale and serene expression. View it from a boat on the river or walk along the cliff side pathways for different perspectives of this historic site.
Visiting Sites: Mount Emei
After breakfast you will take cable car up the Mt. Emei. Visit the Wannian Temple. Then walk through Qingyin Pavilion-the big natural ecology reserve area for monkeys. Then take the tourist bus down to the foot of the mountain. To visit the Fuhu Temple, one of famous nuns temple. After visiting will transfer you back to Chengdu for a rest.
Mount Emei in Sichuan is one of China’s four sacred Buddhist mountains. It features lush forests, ancient temples, and diverse wildlife. In 1996, it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural and natural significance.
Visited: Sanxingdui Museum, Sichuan Opera's Face Changing
Today highlight is to explore one mi museum, the Sanxingdui Museum.
Sanxingdui Museum in Guanghan, Sichuan, exhibits artifacts from a 5,000-year-old Shu civilization. Opened in 1997, it features bronze masks, a 2.62m standing figure, and gold scepters. The site rewrote Chinese history by revealing a Bronze Age culture along the Yangtze River. These objects reflect ancient Shu religious practices and craftsmanship, with some items yet to be fully understood by researchers.
Then will back to Chengdu city, enjoy the Sichuan Opera's Face Changing. Sichuan Opera's face-changing, or Bian Lian, is a 300-year-old performance art from Southwest China. Performers change colorful masks in seconds to show characters' emotions—from joy to anger. This UNESCO-recognized intangible heritage blends drama, music, and illusion, captivating audiences worldwide with its mysterious charm.
Visited: Renmin Park(tea time), Kuanzai Alley
Today will go to walk around the Kuanzai Alley. Then visit Renmin Park for relax tea time. At People's Park in Chengdu, locals and visitors gather under bamboo shades for tea. Chinese tea from covered cups, chat with friends, or watch impromptu performances. The century-old Heming Teahouse is a favorite spot. Some play cards, others read—a quiet window into Chengdu's easygoing rhythm.
After that, will transfer you to Chengdu airport to catch your departure flight.
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