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    18 Days Ultimate Beijing Xi’an Lhasa Chongqing Yangtse River Shanghai Tour

    18 days

    This 18-day journey presents a rich tapestry of diverse experiences, seamlessly weaving together the history, culture, and natural beauty of multiple regions across China. Perfect for first-time visitors to the country, it promises a fulfilling, well-rounded adventure that you can embark on with complete confidence.
    Your exploration kicks off in Beijing, where you’ll step into the pages of history as you discover iconic wonders like the Forbidden City—once the imperial heart of China—and the Great Wall, a marvel of ancient engineering. Next, travel to Xi’an to stand in awe of the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO-listed treasure that offers a glimpse into China’s imperial past. From there, board a train to Xining, the gateway to the mystical Tibetan Plateau, and continue onward to Tibet’s enchanting landscapes and spiritual hubs.
    In Lhasa, immerse yourself in a world of profound culture and spirituality: visit the majestic Potala Palace, a symbol of Tibetan heritage, and embark on a day trip to the turquoise waters of Yamdrok Lake, one of Tibet’s sacred lakes that dazzles with its natural splendor.
    Following your Tibetan adventure, journey to Chongqing to board a Yangtze River Cruise. Drift along Asia’s longest river, soaking in breathtaking views of towering gorges, lush greenery, and traditional riverside villages. Finally, wrap up your tour in Shanghai, where you’ll be captivated by its dynamic skyline of modern skyscrapers, before venturing to the nearby city of Suzhou—renowned as the “Venice of the East”—to wander through its serene classical gardens, a perfect blend of nature and human craftsmanship.

    Itinerary Quick Look

    Day 1: Arrival in Beijing

    Welcome to Beijing! Upon your arrival at either Beijing Capital International Airport or Beijing Daxing International Airport, our local guide will greet you and accompany you to your downtown hotel. After checking in, feel free to rest and recharge or explore the surrounding area at your own pace.
    Optional Activities: Make the most of your free time by wandering through Beijing’s historic Hutongs—traditional alleyways that offer an authentic glimpse into old Beijing life. Top recommendations include Nanluoguxiang, Yandaixiejie, Mao’er Hutong, and Bada Hutong, where you can soak up local charm, browse boutique shops, and sample street food.
    Travel Tip: Please confirm which Beijing airport you’ll be arriving at prior to your trip to ensure a smooth pickup.

    Day 2: Beijing Tour – Badaling Great Wall & Ming Tomb (B, L)

    Kick off the morning with a visit to the Badaling section of the Great Wall—one of the world’s most iconic wonders. This well-preserved segment offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, allowing you to immerse yourself in China’s rich historical legacy as you hike along the ancient stone walls.
    Afterward, enjoy a delicious lunch followed by a stop at the renowned Beijing Jade Factory. Here, you can browse exquisite jade crafts, learn about traditional Chinese craftsmanship, and pick up unique souvenirs.
    In the afternoon, explore the Ming Tomb—a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in 1590 during the Ming Dynasty. Serving as the final resting place of Emperor Shenzong and his queen, this grand mausoleum spans 100,000 square meters and showcases the classic layout of imperial tombs from the era. Don’t miss the chance to venture into the underground palaces for an up-close look at this historical marvel.

    Day 3: Beijing Tour – Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven & Overnight High-Speed Train to Xi’an (B)

    After breakfast, your guide will pick you up from the hotel and head to Tiananmen Square—the world’s largest urban square. Explore iconic landmarks within the square, including Tiananmen Tower, the Monument to the People’s Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, and Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum.
    Next, step into the awe-inspiring Forbidden City, a 500-year-old imperial palace that served as the residence of 24 Chinese emperors. With over 9,000 rooms (though only a portion is open to the public), you’ll gain insight into how ancient emperors governed the country and lived their daily lives.
    In the afternoon, visit the Temple of Heaven, located 6 kilometers from the Forbidden City. This sacred site was where ancient Chinese emperors worshipped the sky, offering prayers for rain, national prosperity, and peace for their people. Its intricate architecture and serene gardens reflect the profound religious and cultural traditions of imperial China.
    Following the tour, you’ll be transferred to the railway station to board an overnight high-speed train to Xi’an. The journey takes approximately 12 hours, and you’ll enjoy comfortable sleeping cabins aboard China’s state-of-the-art bullet train.

    Day 4: Xi’an Tour – Ancient City Wall, Bell & Drum Towers, Muslim Quarter

    Upon arriving in Xi’an, our local guide will greet you at the railway station and escort you to your hotel. After checking in and taking a short rest, we’ll begin exploring this ancient imperial capital.
    First, stroll along Xi’an’s Ancient City Wall—the largest and best-preserved ancient city wall in China. Spanning 14 kilometers, this 1,000-year-old structure showcases the grand layout of the ancient imperial city, offering panoramic views of Xi’an’s blend of ancient and modern landscapes.
    Next, visit Bell and Drum Tower Square. The 600-year-old Bell Tower (a Ming Dynasty landmark) stands 36 meters tall with five floors; its enormous bronze bell once chimed to mark morning and evening, while at night, neon lights illuminate its colorful glass, creating a captivating spectacle. Adjacent to it is the Drum Tower—China’s largest—built in 1380. Climb to the top to see a 1.8-meter-high main drum and 24 red drums adorned with the 24 solar terms, a unique cultural highlight.
    Finally, explore the Muslim Quarter, home to China’s oldest and largest mosque, as well as Xi’an’s most famous food hub. This bustling district is the perfect place to sample local snacks (such as lamb paomo and roujiamo), chat with locals, and shop for exquisite souvenirs. Overnight in Xi’an.
    Travel Tip: When visiting the Ancient City Wall, you can rent a bike for an additional 45 RMB to cycle along the entire 14-kilometer perimeter—an excellent way to experience the wall’s grandeur.

    Day 5: Xi’an Tour – Terracotta Army, Big Wild Goose Pagoda & Weiyang Palace Relics Park (B)

    Today, start with a visit to the world-famous Terracotta Army—one of the “Eight Wonders of the World.” These life-sized terracotta warriors and horses were buried alongside the First Emperor of Qin in a vast underground palace, forming a full-scale imperial army that has stood guard for over 2,000 years. Marvel at their intricate details and learn about the ancient craftsmanship that went into creating this archaeological masterpiece.
    Next, head to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda (Dayanta), an iconic Buddhist landmark built to house the Buddhist scriptures and Buddha statues brought back from India by the monk Xuanzang during the Tang Dynasty. Its towering structure and serene surroundings reflect the prosperity of Buddhism in ancient China.
    In the afternoon, visit Weiyang Palace Relics Park. Built in 200 BC, this was China’s second imperial palace—one of the oldest surviving palace ruins in the country and the eastern starting point of the ancient Silk Road. Explore the ruins to gain insight into the political and cultural center of the Han Dynasty.
    Travel Tip: An additional 30 RMB fee is required for entrance to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and access to climb its levels.

    Day 6: Xi’an → Xining by Train & Transfer to Tibet Train (L)

    In the morning, board a train from Xi’an to Xining. Upon arrival, our local guide will greet you at the railway station and take you to a local restaurant for lunch, where you’ll savor authentic Qinghai Beef Noodles—a regional specialty.
    After lunch, visit Ta’er Monastery (also known as Kumbum Monastery), located 25 km northeast of Xining. This sacred site is the birthplace of Tsongkhapa, a revered Tibetan Buddhist master, and features stunning Tibetan-style architecture, intricate murals, and sacred relics.
    Following the monastery tour, you’ll be transferred to Xining Railway Station for your overnight train to Lhasa. Please arrive at least 1 hour before departure, as you’ll need to present your passport and Tibet Travel Permit to board.

    Tibet Permit Notice

    1. We will handle the application for your Tibet Travel Permit once you book the tour with us.
    2. To ensure a smooth process, please submit all required documents at least 20 days prior to your trip.
    3. Your travel permit will be delivered to you before the train departs—please keep it in a safe place throughout your journey.

    Tibet Train Travel Tips

    1. Your package includes a soft sleeper ticket for the Xining-Lhasa route.
    2. The train features a dining car serving simple Chinese dishes. We recommend bringing snacks or instant noodles for additional options.
    3. All trains to Tibet are equipped with oxygen supply systems, so there’s no need to worry about altitude sickness during the journey.

    Day 7: Qinghai-Tibet Railway Scenery & Arrival in Lhasa

    Today, you’ll experience the unparalleled beauty of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway—one of the world’s most spectacular rail journeys. As the train travels toward Nagchu, you’ll pass the iconic Tanggula Pass, seamlessly blending into the vast highland landscape. Keep an eye out for local villagers waving at the train and yaks darting across the tracks, while snow-capped mountain ranges with glistening glaciers unfold on the horizon at every turn.
    Upon arriving in Lhasa, our local guide will greet you at the railway station and transfer you to your downtown hotel. Along the way, admire the scenic vistas of the Yarlung Tsangpo River, Lhasa River, and traditional Tibetan villages.
    After checking into your hotel, take ample time to rest and acclimatize to the high altitude. It’s important to take things slow in the first few days and stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water.
    In the late afternoon or evening, your guide will welcome you with traditional Tibetan gifts, provide essential travel guidance, and introduce you to your fellow group members.
    Warm Tip: If you need any assistance or have special requests, feel free to visit our service center at Gangjian Hotel.

    Day 8: Lhasa Tour – Drepung & Sera Monasteries (B, D)

    Start the day with a visit to Drepung Monastery, once the largest monastery in Tibet, housing over 10,000 monks at its peak. Explore the grand Coqen Hall, where your guide will delve into Tibetan Buddhist cosmology and share stories of prominent figures in Tibetan Buddhist history.
    You’ll also tour Loseling College (or an equivalent) within the monastery, gaining insight into monks’ daily practices, studies, and living conditions through a visit to their dormitories.
    In the afternoon, we’ll head to Sera Monastery, founded in 1419 and long recognized as a leading Buddhist seminary. The highlight here is witnessing the famous monk debates—lively, animated discussions that are a core part of monks’ academic and spiritual development. Your guide will explain how these debates help deepen their understanding of Buddhist teachings and advance their scholarly degrees.
    End the day with a welcome dinner, where you’ll bond with your group members over delicious Tibetan cuisine. Overnight in Lhasa.

    Day 9: Lhasa Tour – Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple & Barkhor Street (B)

    After breakfast, your guide will accompany you to the majestic Potala Palace. Climb to its heights for panoramic views of Lhasa, while your guide shares tales of the successive Dalai Lamas and introduces the palace’s opulent halls, sacred relics, and priceless treasures.
    Following the Potala Palace visit, we’ll stop at Longwangtan Park at its foot—a serene spot offering a unique perspective of the palace and opportunities to engage in traditional Tibetan cultural activities.
    In the afternoon, we’ll visit Jokhang Temple—the spiritual heart of Tibet. Inside, you’ll find the revered 12-year-old statue of Shakyamuni Buddha, so lifelike it’s said to resemble the Buddha himself. Surrounding the temple is Barkhor Street, where you can join locals in a clockwise kora (pilgrimage circuit) and witness Tibetan Buddhist devotions firsthand.
    Later, your guide will take you to Lhasa’s liveliest indoor Tibetan teahouse. Sip on authentic Tibetan sweet tea with locals, and your guide will share insights into Tibetan social life and daily leisure customs. Overnight in Lhasa.

    Day 10: Lhasa → Yamdrok Lake → Lhasa (B, L)

    Today, embark on a day trip to Yamdrok Lake—one of Tibet’s “Three Holy Lakes”—and immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes of snow-capped mountains and pristine turquoise waters.
    After breakfast, your guide and driver will accompany you on a scenic journey, traversing the 4,900-meter-high Gambala Pass to reach the sacred lake. Yamdrok Lake shimmers like a piece of jade, with snow-capped mountains reflecting in its calm waters, and lush green pastures where animals graze peacefully nearby. It’s a serene retreat far from the city hustle, where herders tend to their flocks, monks meditate on small islands, and every view feels like a postcard.
    Follow your guide to Lurila Platform, where you’ll enjoy unobstructed views of the azure lake and the towering snow-capped peaks of Gulha Kangri. Next, visit Rutok Temple, an ancient monastery where solitary monks pursue spiritual practices—here, you’ll behold a wider expanse of the lake and its chain of islands.
    Lunch will be served at a charming lakeside eatery run by a local family, where you’ll savor regional delicacies. Afterward, relax on a scenic platform with a cup of coffee, soaking in the breathtaking vista of Yamdrok Lake from its southeast corner.
    On the return journey to Lhasa, we’ll pass through the renowned Gambala Pass (4,900m) once more. Stand on the pass platform to witness Yamdrok Lake stretching like a sapphire ribbon for miles, extending all the way to the base of the towering Noijin Kangsang Peak (7,191 meters)—a sight of indescribable beauty. Overnight in Lhasa.

    Day 11: Lhasa → Chongqing (B, D)

    Today, you’ll fly from Lhasa to Chongqing, the starting point of your Yangtze River Cruise. Upon arrival at Chongqing Jiangbei International Airport, our local guide will greet you and transfer you to your downtown hotel. After checking in, feel free to rest or explore the surrounding area at your leisure.
    In the evening, we’ll visit Hongya Cave—a iconic Chongqing landmark. Adorned with dazzling neon lights, Hongya Cave and the adjacent Qiansimen Jialing River Bridge create a picturesque night scene. Here, you can indulge in authentic Chongqing hot pot and local snacks while admiring the sparkling night views of the bridge and bustling river boats below. Overnight in Chongqing.

    Day 12: Chongqing City Tour & Transfer to Yangtze River Cruise

    In the morning, your guide will take you on a ride aboard Chongqing’s Light Rail, weaving through the city’s towering skyscrapers and offering unique views of the urban landscape. Our first stop is Chongqing Zoo, where you can get up close to rare animals like giant pandas.
    Next, explore Ciqikou Ancient Town, renowned for its well-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture. Wander along the stone-paved streets, soak in the historical atmosphere, and browse local handicrafts and snacks.
    Then, visit Liziba Light Rail Station—famous for the light rail passing directly through a residential building, offering a one-of-a-kind perspective on Chongqing’s innovative urban design. We’ll also stop at the impressive Chongqing Grand Theatre, admiring its striking modern architecture along the Yangtze River.
    After a full day of exploration, we’ll transfer you to Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock to board your Three Gorges Cruise Ship. Settle into your cabin and relax as you prepare for the scenic journey ahead.

    Day 13: Yangtze River Cruise – Fengdu Shuanggui Mountain & Fengdu Ghost City (B, L, D)

    Today marks the start of your Yangtze River Cruise adventure. Begin the morning with a leisurely breakfast on board, savoring tea, coffee, and exquisite snacks while breathing in the fresh river breeze.
    For fitness enthusiasts, join a complimentary Tai Chi session led by professional instructors—practice this ancient martial art while enjoying panoramic views of the Yangtze River’s stunning scenery.
    Later, the cruise ship will dock in Fengdu, where you’ll disembark to visit Shuanggui Mountain National Forest Park. Renowned for its lush natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, the park features towering ancient trees, serene temples, and a peaceful Zen atmosphere. Explore Shuanggui Hall to immerse yourself in Fengdu’s religious culture.
    You may also opt to visit the famous Fengdu Ghost City (optional, 295 RMB/person). With nearly 2,000 years of history, this unique site blends Confucian, Taoist, and Buddhist cultures with mystical ghost lore, offering a fascinating insight into Chinese ghost traditions and mythology.
    After exploring Fengdu, return to the cruise ship to relax and enjoy the ever-changing river views. Take advantage of the onboard amenities and services for an unforgettable evening.

    Day 14: Yangtze River Cruise – White Emperor City & Goddess Stream (B, L, D)

    Continue your Yangtze River journey, immersing yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Three Gorges.
    After breakfast, enjoy free time on the ship to use the facilities or participate in onboard activities. For a deeper dive into Three Gorges history, opt to visit White Emperor City (optional, 295 RMB/person). Located on the north bank of the Yangtze River, this ancient city is famous for its connection to the Three Kingdoms period, particularly the story of Liu Bei entrusting his son to Zhuge Liang.
    After lunch, the cruise ship will sail through Qutang Gorge and Wu Gorge—two of the Three Gorges’ most spectacular sections, renowned for their towering peaks, rugged cliffs, and dramatic scenery.
    Next, transfer to a smaller boat to explore Goddess Stream (also known as the Lesser Three Gorges). A tributary of Wu Gorge, this pristine waterway is famous for its crystal-clear waters, lush vegetation, and mysterious legends. Navigate through winding channels surrounded by towering mountains, taking in the unspoiled natural beauty.
    In the evening, return to the cruise ship for a sumptuous dinner followed by an evening entertainment program. Enjoy a variety of performances by the crew, including singing, dancing, and traditional Chinese instrument recitals, ensuring a joyful and memorable night.

    Day 15: Three Gorges Dam Tour & Yichang → Shanghai by High-Speed Train (B)

    Today is the final day of your Yangtze River Cruise. Disembark to visit the Three Gorges Dam—an engineering marvel and the world’s largest dam and hydroelectric power station. Witness this extraordinary feat of human ingenuity and learn about its role in flood control, power generation, and navigation.
    After the tour, your guide will transfer you to Yichang East Railway Station to board a high-speed train to Shanghai (approximately 6 hours). Upon arrival in Shanghai, our local guide will greet you at the railway station and accompany you to your downtown hotel. Overnight in Shanghai.

    Day 16: Shanghai City Tour (B)

    Welcome to Shanghai—an international metropolis where history meets modernity. Today’s itinerary takes you through the city’s diverse charm, from ancient lanes to futuristic skyscrapers.
    In the morning, visit the iconic Shanghai Center—China’s tallest building and the world’s second-tallest. Ascend to the observation deck for a 360-degree panoramic view of Shanghai’s stunning skyline, including landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund.
    Next, explore the Bund—Shanghai’s

    Day 17: Shanghai → Suzhou Day Tour (B)

    After breakfast, depart Shanghai for Suzhou, embarking on a full-day journey to explore the “Venice of the East”—renowned for its timeless classical gardens and rich cultural heritage.
    Upon arrival in Suzhou, our first stop is Tiger Hill, celebrated as the “No.1 Scenic Spot in Wu” and “Top Mountain in Wuzhong.” Ascend to the hilltop to admire the iconic Tiger Hill Pagoda, also known as the “Leaning Tower of the East,” where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of Suzhou’s picturesque landscape. Beyond the pagoda, Tiger Hill is dotted with other historic gems, including Sword Pond (legendary for hiding ancient swords) and Yunyan Temple—all waiting to be explored.
    Next, visit the Lingering Garden, one of China’s “Four Great Classical Gardens.” Renowned for its exquisite architecture and masterful landscape design, the garden invites you to wander through winding paths, elegant pavilions, and serene courtyards. Admire intricate stone carvings, tranquil lake vistas, and lush greenery, and immerse yourself in the refined aesthetic of ancient Chinese scholars who sought harmony with nature.
    After lunch, discover the Humble Administrator’s Garden—Suzhou’s largest classical garden and hailed as the “Mother of All Gardens.” This UNESCO World Heritage Site seamlessly blends natural scenery with man-made structures, featuring lotus ponds, ancient stone bridges, graceful pavilions, and craggy rockeries. Experience the essence of Suzhou’s garden art, where every corner feels “crafted by humans yet indistinguishable from nature.”
    Following the day’s explorations, return to Shanghai, bringing your enchanting tour of Suzhou’s classical gardens to a close.

    Day 18: Departure from Shanghai – Tour Conclusion (B)

    After breakfast, your guide will transfer you to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport, or the relevant railway station, and assist with your boarding procedures. Please confirm your flight or train details with your guide in advance to ensure a smooth departure.
    This unforgettable 18-day journey through China’s most iconic destinations comes to an end—may the memories of ancient history, stunning landscapes, and rich cultures stay with you forever!
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    Private Tour

    Group Size Adult(Age:11-80) Price/p.p Child(Age:4-10) Price/p.p Infant(Age:0-3) Price/p.p
    1 Person $3698 Free of charge but no seat
    2 Adults $3698 /0.00
    3 Adults $3698 /0.00
    4 Adults $3698 /0.00
    5 Adults $3698 /0.00
    6 Adults $3698 /0.00
    7 Adults $3698 /0.00
    8 Adults $3698 /0.00
    9 Adults $3698 /0.00
    10-15 Adults $3698 /0.00


    Discount available at low season, please send inquiries!

    • Included
      1. Tibet travel documents such as Tibet Travel Permit (excluding expedited processing fees), and delivery of the permit to your hotel in mainland of China.
      2. Standard tourist vehicles based on the number of group members, ensuring one seat one person. Experienced local drivers offer attentive service.
      3. Three-star hotels throughout the itinerary (upgrades available for an additional fee; single room supplement required when not sharing; multi-person rooms for EBC Tent Guesthouse).
      4. All meals listed in the itinerary. (Meal fees are non-refundable if declined due to personal reasons).
      5. High-speed train tickets (the First Class) and the Xining-Lhasa train ticket (the soft sleeper) listed in the itinerary; Economy class air ticket from Lhasa to Chongqing; Three Gorges cruise ticket.
      6. Excellent local Tibetan English-speaking tour guide (Prices for guides speaking other languages may be subject to separate negotiation).
      7. Admission tickets for all tourist attractions listed in Itinerary, fee for environmentally-friendly sightseeing bus.
      8. Travel accident insurance.
      9. Free shuttle between Lhasa Railway Station and the downtown hotel. Free transfers between Lhasa Gonggar Airport and the downtown hotel during specific times.
      10. Other services: exquisite Tibetan souvenirs, tourist map, portable oxygen, medical oxygen in the vehicle, bottled mineral water, and more.
    • Not Included
      1. Chinese Visa (for any visa assistance services, please contact us for details)
      2. International flight to and out of China. (If you need ticket booking service, please leave your requirements in the Online Inquiry form.)
      3. Single Room Supplement: Hotels are based on double occupancy (twin-bedded rooms) by default. If you prefer a single room or if room sharing isn’t possible, a single room supplement is required (please consult the travel consultant for specific price differences).
      4. Some meals not included in the itinerary.
      5. Tips to the guide and driver based on your satisfaction with their services. We recommend paying a total of $7 per person per day for both the guide and driver.
      6. Additional expenses resulting from force majeure events (such as natural disasters, traffic controls, loss of valuables, visa delays, flight delays or cancellations, etc.).
      7. Personal expenses and any other expenses not mentioned in the inclusion list.


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