D1 Beijing
Arrive at Beijing International Airport. Meet your guide and driver and check in your hotel. The rest of today is free for you.
Meals: Not included
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D2 Beijing
Morning visit at Tian’anmen Square, which is the capital city centre. Many key events affecting the whole country even the world happened here. Then you will make your way to Forbidden City, where the Emperors used to live and use your imagination when considering the life of one man and his many wives enclosed in the largest quadrangle in the world!Then, we offer you with the Tricycle Hutong tour to experience the daily life of Beijing residents, seeing the children in a kindergarten and climbing on the Bell Tower。
You will have Chinese dumpling lunch with other local dishes cooked by the housewife at a quadrangle. As for dinner, you will have a welcome dinner, the most famous meal in Beijing—Beijing Duck Dinner. At night, you will enjoy the exciting Chinese Acrobatic Show.
Meals: lunch & special dinner
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D3 Beijing
In the morning, your local guide and private driver will meet you in the hotel lobby, and take you to the 
Great Wall at Mutianyu. 2 hours’ driving will take you to this comparatively quiet section.
At this location, the Great Wall was built on steep mountains, yet don’t worry, there is a cable car running up the wall directly. If you walk more than half hour on the Wall, you will arrive at the part named “Wild Wall” that haven’t been restored for more than 500 years.
On the way back to the city, you will have a chance to take a short visit of the Olympic Stadium, nicknamed "Bird’s Nest" and the National Aquatic Centre, also known as the "Water Cube."
Meals: Lunch
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D4 Beijing/Xi’an
Fly to Xi’an. Xi’an is claimed to be “Museum City”. You will be able to visit the Shannxi Historic Museum, one of the best museums in China, with collections from 1.7 million years ago.
Your next stop will be at the symbol of Xi’an, Big Wild Goose Pagoda. It is a well-preserved ancient building and a holy place for Buddhists.
As for the dinner, you will be able to enjoy the Special Dumplings Dinner --to taste more than10 types of different dumplings. After the dinner, you can enjoy a Tang Dynasty Performance, a veritable Tang dynasty show, reminding you the most prosperous empire 1400 year ago.
Meals: Lunch & special dinner
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D5 Xi’an
In the morning you will visit a prehistoric settlement at Banpo, to see the early settlements’ life. Then you will visit 
the highlight of Xi’an trip-- the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century. It was listed by UNESCO in 1987 as one of the world cultural heritages. You will take a gold cart to the site instead of walking.
In the afternoon you will be driven to the Great Mosque, established in AD742 for Muslim traders from Central Asia who settled in Xi’an, which is still an active place of worship in the present.
Tonight, if you like, you will enjoy a special treatment—Chinese herbs feet massage（optional, RMB150/p/60min）, to relax your sore feet from a whole day walk, and give you a good sleep. Try it! You will be indulged in it!
Meals: Lunch
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D6 Xi’an/Shanghai
Today the tour guide will take you to Xi’an City Wall, the best preserved city wall in China. Then fly to Shanghai. You will have a half day walking tour to the small alleys to spot refurbished tenement homes with doors framed with large stone (Shi ku men).
A few minutes walking will take you to the 1st National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, a Marxist 
exhibit of heroic red and gold proportions. Then you will pass through some teahouses, bars and restaurants, French Park as well as the St. Nicholas Church. Just a few blocks away is the Old Residence of Zhou Enlai, the former premier of China in 1949, and the home of Sun Yat-sen, the hero of China’s 1911 revolution. Both residences are good examples of residential buildings of the period-short and squat Shikumens hidden in twisty alleyways. Of all the sights evocative of the splendor and decadence of old Shanghai, none is singularly more impressive than the Bund.You will have a cruise tour and enjoy the night view along the Bund.
Meals: Lunch & dinner
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D7 Shanghai
In the morning, you will visit the Jade Buddha Temple and Yu Garden.Outside of the Yu Garden is the Old Town which displays the vibrancy of traditional Shanghai street life.
After lunch you will be driven to Shanghai Museum. Telling you the history how this metropolis developed from a pimping village in the last century. Following is your free time in Nanjing Road, the No.1 shopping road in China, where you can purchase what you want.
Meals: Lunch
Accommodation: 4-star hotel
D8 Departure
Meals: Not included
Accommodation: Not included
Independent Group Price (2-5 Persons)
1586USD/per/ person
Single Room Suppliment: 411USD/per/person
Notes: All Prices are quoted in US dollars, at the exchange rate of USD1.0 =RMB7.0, and are subject to vary according to USD fluctuation situation. To be noted that during the Olympic Game’s period (Aug01-31,2008), all prices will be updated upon your specific requirements.
Group Discount
Group Size
(Adults Only) |
The Discount You Will Get |
| 6 |
50% of your tour cost |
| 7 |
60% of your tour cost |
| 8 |
70% of your tour cost |
| 9 |
80% of your tour cost |
| 10 |
90% of your tour cost |
| 11 |
your tour free! |
Remark: As you possibly enjoy traveling with your family or friends, China Travel Solution likes to reward you being the book maker with the above discount. Keep this discount to yourself, or share it with your travel group members.
The above prices including:
1) Accommodation fee (based on the share of twin room) with breakfast
2) Entrance admission for the scenic spots as listed in the itinerary
3) All meals as specified in the itinerary
4) Traffic expenses between domestic cities (Beijing to Xi’an, Xi’an to Shanghai), between airports, hotels and scenic spots
5) Airport tax and fuel fee
6) Service charge & government taxes
Excluding:
1) International Air tickets or train tickets to enter or leave China
2) China entry visa fees
3) Excess baggage charges
4) Personal expenses
5) Commission charge from the bank or Credit Card Company
6) Tips to the guides or drivers