


Package Overview
Explore the capital of Guangdong Province, only a stone throw away from Hong Kong. Admire the natural wonders of the idyllic Li River and the rustic town of Yangshuo in Guilin. Hike the Great Wall of China and explore old Beijing by pedicab. See the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Army in Xian. Experience the elegant and dazzling city of Shanghai - Paris of the Orient.
Includes:
1. All expenses incurred in China for transportation
2. Hotel accommodation (on twin sharing basis
3. All meals as listed in the itinerary
4. English speaking tour guide
5. Handling of one piece of check-in luggage up to 20kg per person.
Itinerary
Guangzhou, Guilin, Beijing, Xian and Shanghai (11 days/10 night)
DAY 1: Hong Kong - Guangzhou
In the morning, take the express train from Hong Kong to Guangzhou. Spend half day visiting the impressive Dr Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, the historic Temple of the Chen Family ancestors, the Five Rams Statue and the Tomb of Nam Yue King.
(Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 2: Guangzhou - Guilin
After breakfast, catch the flight to Guilin. On arrival, transfer to hotel. After sumptuous local lunch, tour the picturesque city of Guilin - if time permits. Free time in the evening and night at the hotel
(Breakfast + Lunch)
DAY 3: Guilin
Pass the morning on an idyllic cruise, sailing down the Li River to the breathtaking village of Yangshuo, (lunch is provided on board the cruise boat).
Explore a characteristic local market , then travel back by coach to Guilin.
The evening meal consists of wonderful local cuisine, followed a traditional dance show, starring richly costumed Chinese mirrorities.
( Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner )
DAY 4: Guilin – Beijing
Embark a tour to the lovely Reed Flute Cave and Elephant Trunk Hill.
Your flight to Beijing departs in the afternoon.
On arrival transfer to the hotel.
Enjoy your free time in the evening after dinner.
(Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 5: Beijing
Visit the Olympic Park to see the world famous Bird Nest and Water Cube for photo stop.
Afterwards, gear up the breathtaking tour to explore the magnificent Great Wall.
After lunch, visit the famous Summer Palace where the Chinese emperors used to escape from the summer heat with their concubines.
Enjoy an exciting Chinese Gong Fu show (or similar variety show) in the evening.
(Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 6: Beijing
In the morning, explore the capital's famous Hutong district on board an old fashioned pedicab to visit a local family, see the old Drum Tower and ancient Prince Gong's Mansion.
Explore the treasures of the Imperial Palace in the magnificent Forbidden City follow by a visit to the imposing Tian An Men Square.
For dinner, tuck into a famous Peking duck banquet.
(Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 7: BEIJING - XIAN
In the morning, visit the famous Temple of Heaven and the mysterious Lama Temple if time available.
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Xian
Free time at leisure in the evening.
Dinner is arranged by clients at their own expense. (Breakfast + Lunch)
DAY 8: XIAN
During day time, discover the unique, world famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum before visiting the impressive Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
For dinner, tuck into an opulent dumpling banquet followed by the Tang Dynasty show.
( Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner )
DAY 9: XIAN - SHANGHAI
In the morning, visit the Ming Dynasty City Wall and then travel to the stunning Great Mosque in the Muslim Quarter of Xian.
Transfer to the airport for your flight to Shanghai.
En route to your hotel, take a brief city tour for a taste of Shanghai.
Dinner is arranged at a local restaurant.
( Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner )
DAY 10: SHANGHAI
In the morning, stroll round the classical Yu Yuan Garden and the fascinating Old Town Bazaar.
In the afternoon, visit the Orient Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai Urban Planning Hall and enjoy a short walking tour at Xintiandi District - the famous entertainment area in Shanghai.
In the evening, enjoy a celebrated acrobatic show after dinner.
( Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner )
DAY 9: SHANGHAI - HONG KONG
After breakfast, visit Shanghai Museum and enjoy some free time or indulge in some shopping before your afternoon flight back to Hong Kong from where you will board your flight back home. Completion of tour with good wishes.
( Breakfast + Lunch )
Hotel Details





Destination
Beijing
Beijing, also known as Jing in short, is the capital city in northern China. Beijing is a major hub for transportation, as dozens of railways, roads and motorways pass through this mega city, also most of the international flights arriving in China land in Beijing.
Beijing is and will always be an important part of China's history. Every major building will have historical evidence of significance relevance to the history of China. No other city in the nation attracts more travelers than this city as it has the most wonderful selection of attractions.
There is a saying which goes like; one who fails to reach the Great Wall is not a true hero. In other words no trip to Beijing or the country is complete without visiting the Great Wall of China. Another important attraction is the Forbidden City which is in the heart of Beijing and is known to be the largest palace complex of the nation and the world. The new Beijing is fantastic and stimulating while the old Beijing is breathtaking and remarkable. And to experience this old part of Beijing, a Hutong tour is a must.
Hundreds of years ago, when people were amazed by this unbelievable description of China, they asked the person whether his stories were true or fake. Then he answered: What I have described is not even half of what I have seen. This person was Marco Polo. In other words one cannot describe China in words, one has to come and experience this Great amazing country
Shanghai
Shanghai the biggest city in the whole of the People's Republic of China is truly a grand city. It has massive departmental stores and stylish buildings which rise high into the sky, Shanghai is an ever-expanding and changing metropolitan with a growing tourism industry and has plenty of action to be experienced.
In addition to its modernization, the multi-cultural flair awards Shanghai with a unique glamour. Visitors can find the perfect blend of cultures, the modern and the traditional, and the western and the oriental. Western customs and the old Chinese traditions put together, form Shanghai's culture, making a visitor's stay truly memorable.
Rates & Dates
Price per person:- £1,599
Date - From 1 June till 30 November, 2010
Terms and Conditions:
1. Tour price does not cover Chinese visa fee, airport tax, fuel surcharge, travel insurance and any personal expense such as charges for drinks and for excessive luggage which are not listed in the itinerary. Clients are advised to purchase travel/accident insurance if they deem it necessary.
2. Clients aged 2-11 years will be classified as children and will be accommodated on a twin room basis.
3. Children under 2 yrs of age are classified and charged as infant and no seat, bed space or baby food will be provided to them. Single room supplement charge will be imposed to client who does not have another tour participant to share room with.
4. A trade fair supplement of HKD500 per person (twin sharing) will be added to the basic tour fare during the Canton Trade Fair period from 14 to 30 April and 14 to 30 October inclusive if the tour travel and stay in Guangzhou.
In addition to the single supplement, individual traveller(s) will be charged a trade Fair supplement of HKD750 during the Guangzhou Trade Fairs.
5. Cancellation charge
Should notification of cancellation be made by client in writing or in person, the
following penalty charges will be imposed:
- 8 working days or more prior to departure: 15% of the tour price
- 7 working days or less prior to departure: 50% of the tour price
- one working day or less before departure: no refund
a. All deposits are non-refundable and non-transferable at any time.
b. No refund will be made to clients who drop out from the journey regardless of whatever portions remain unused in the itinerary.
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7. Passport & Chinese Visa
a. The tour participant has to apply for Chinese visa at their own arrangement and expenses.
b. The client is required to provide the Company the correct personal details including full name, sex, date of birth, passport number, nationality and occupation for tour arrangement on or before the date specified in the confirmation.
c. Diplomatic passport holder and official passport holder who join our tours must be possession of valid CHINESE VISA. No diplomatic prerogative will be granted.
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10. Should the itinerary or means of transportation be changed or prolonged due to unforeseen circumstances, all extra expenses will be borne by and paid in cash by the clients on the spot.
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