Xian & The Terracotta Warriors
The historic city of Xian is foremost recognised as home to one of the most famous archaeological wonders, the Terracotta Warriors. Marvel at the 8,000 life-size soldiers in battle formation, crafted by hand, each one unique. Climb the seven stories of the impressive Big Wild Goose Pagoda and enjoy a colourful Tang Dynasty show, bringing this era back to life through song and dance.
Day 1 Fly from Beijing to Xian. Transfer to the Sofitel, Xian for two nights
Day 2 Spend the day viewing the Terracotta Warriors, then visit the Shanxi Provincial Museum followed by a Tang Dynasty Show in the evening
Day 3 Visit the ancient city walls before flying to Beijing or Shanghai to rejoin your tour Two night extension from £929 per person
Includes breakfast daily, lunch on days 2 and 3 and dinner on day 2, return internal flights from Beijing, private car transfers with personal guide and sightseeing as specified in the itinerary.
Terracotta Warriors
Suzhou & Hangzhou
Hangzhou is famed for its beautiful West Lake. Enjoy a scenic boat ride discovering its ornate bridges and pavilions. Visit the ancient water town of Wuzhen, a maze of canals linked by a series of bridges and pretty waterside houses. Continue on to Suzhou for its elegant classical gardens and temples.
Day 1 Fly from Xian to Hangzhou. Afternoon visit to the West Lake. Stay two nights at Shangri-La Hotel, Hangzhou with a full day trip to the water town of Wuzhen
Day 3 Take the bullet train to Suzhou. Stay two nights at Shangri-La Hotel, Suzhou Day 4 Visit Humble Administrators Garden. Then enjoy an afternoon canal cruise Day 5 Morning sightseeing, then take the bullet train to Shanghai to rejoin your tour
Four night extension from £1,189 per person
Includes breakfast daily, lunch on days 2 to 5 and dinner on day 1, internal flight from Xian to Hangzhou, trains between Hangzhou, Suzhou and Shanghai, private car transfers with personal guide and sightseeing as specified in the itinerary.
Wuzhen
Guilin & the Li River
One of China’s most enchanting and picturesque cities, Guilin has been an inspiration to Chinese poets and artists throughout the centuries. This will all become evident as you take a cruise down the majestic Li River and explore the city’s famous limestone rock formations and deep caves.
Day 1 Fly from Shanghai to Guilin. Spend the afternoon visiting the Reed Flute Caves and Elephant Trunk Hill. Stay two nights at Sheraton Guilin
Day 2 Cruise up the Li River to the village of Yangshou to shop at the local markets
Day 3 Enjoy a morning walk around Banyan Tree Lake and Fobo Hill before flying back to Beijing or Shanghai to rejoin your tour
Two night extension from £1,075 per person
Includes breakfast and lunch daily, return internal flights from Shanghai, private car transfers with personal guide and sightseeing as specified in the itinerary.
Guilin
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