12 Days China Private Luxury Tours: Explore the Best of Beijing, Xi’an, Guilin, Guangzhou & Hong Kong

Summary

Day 1 Beijing Arrival
Day 2 Beijing: Mutianyu Great Wall, Ming Tombs, Bird's Nest & Water Cube
Day 3 Beijing: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven
Day 4 Beijing--Xi'an by Bullet Train, Xi'an Ancient City Wall, Bell Tower, Drum Tower
Day 5 Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Muslim Quarter
Day 6 Xi'an--Guilin by Flight
Day 7 Guilin: Longsheng Town, Longji Terraced Fields, Huangluo Yao Village, Pingan Zhuang Village
Day 8 Guilin--Guangzhou by Bullet Train: Reed Flute Cave, Elephant Trunk Hill, leave for Guangzhou
Day 9 Guangzhou: Lizhiwan Scenic Spot, Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, Six Banyan Temple, Canton Tower
Day 10 Guangzhou--Hongkong by Bullet train
Day 11 Hongkong: Free on your own
Day 12 Hongkong Departure

Day 1 Beijing Arrival

Welcome to China! Upon your arrival in Beijing, you will be greeted at the airport by our friendly local driver, who will be holding a sign with “Your Way Holiday” clearly displayed for easy recognition. From the very start of your trip, you can relax knowing that all the details of your transfer are taken care of. The driver will escort you comfortably to your hotel, offering assistance with your luggage and answering any basic questions you may have along the way. Once you’ve checked in, the rest of the day is yours to unwind and adjust after your flight. This downtime will help you recover from any jetlag and be fully prepared for the exciting days ahead. We prioritize your comfort and safety, and our driver will make sure your first moments in Beijing are as smooth and welcoming as possible.

Day 2 Beijing

This morning, your private guide will meet you in the lobby of your hotel, holding a sign with your name for easy recognition. After a warm greeting, you’ll be escorted to your private vehicle for the drive to the Mutianyu Great Wall, located about 70 kilometers from central Beijing. Known for its breathtaking mountain scenery, lush greenery, and fewer visitors compared to other sections, Mutianyu is ideal for those seeking a more peaceful experience. During the journey, your guide will share captivating stories and historical insights about the Great Wall, its defensive purpose, and its place in China’s long and storied history.

When you arrive, the panoramic views of rolling hills and forested landscapes will immediately impress you. This beautifully restored stretch of the Wall is perfect for leisurely exploration. You can decide to ascend via cable car or hike up to the top, where sweeping views await. As you walk along the ancient stones, your guide will highlight the Wall’s architectural brilliance and explain how it served as a crucial line of defense for centuries.

After your morning adventure, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch at a carefully selected local restaurant near the Wall. Your guide will help you sample traditional Beijing specialties, perhaps trying famous dishes such as crispy Peking Duck, freshly made dumplings, or savory zhajiangmian (noodles with soybean paste). This meal will be a delightful opportunity to refuel and experience authentic local flavors.

In the afternoon, you will visit the Ming Tombs, an imperial burial complex about 50 kilometers north of Beijing. Among the 13 tombs in this area, you’ll explore Changling Tomb, the largest and best-preserved mausoleum, built for Emperor Yongle, the ruler who moved China’s capital to Beijing. Walking through its grand courtyards and along paths lined with stone statues of animals and imperial officials, you’ll gain insight into the power and traditions of the Ming Dynasty. You will also visit Dingling Tomb, the underground resting place of Emperor Wanli. Unlike the other tombs, Dingling was excavated, giving visitors a rare opportunity to step inside the subterranean palace and admire artifacts discovered during the excavation, including jade ornaments, gold treasures, and fine pottery. Together, these visits offer a fascinating window into the grandeur and burial customs of China’s imperial past.

Your final stop will be the Bird’s Nest (National Olympic Stadium) and the Water Cube (National Aquatics Center), two iconic landmarks built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The Bird’s Nest, with its striking latticework structure resembling a giant nest, is one of the city’s most recognizable architectural feats. Next to it, the Water Cube stands out with its distinctive blue bubble-like design, symbolizing water and energy. As you admire the exteriors of these modern masterpieces, your guide will share the creative concepts and engineering challenges behind their construction, as well as their lasting significance as symbols of Beijing’s emergence as a global capital.

At the end of this culturally rich day, your driver will return you to your hotel. You’ll have time to relax and reflect on a day filled with remarkable history, architectural wonders, and unforgettable stories of China’s past and present.

Day 3 Beijing

Your day begins as your guide warmly welcomes you in the hotel lobby and sets the tone for an insightful journey through the heart of Beijing. The adventure starts at Tiananmen Square, one of the world’s largest public squares and a symbol of China’s modern history. Here, your guide will share the significance of key landmarks such as the Monument to the People’s Heroes, the Great Hall of the People, and the Gate of Heavenly Peace. The square has witnessed defining moments in Chinese history—from the proclamation of the People's Republic to mass public movements—and stands today as a space of reflection and national identity.
As you walk across the vast stone expanse, you’ll feel the weight of history underfoot, while your guide offers context that brings the grand surroundings to life. The square’s openness and symmetry also reflect traditional Chinese urban planning and ideology.

Just north of the square lies the magnificent Forbidden City, once the imperial palace of Ming and Qing emperors. With its grand halls, golden roofs, and intricate courtyards, this UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a vivid window into imperial life. Highlights include the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the largest wooden structure in China, where coronations and official events were held. Strolling through the palace grounds, you’ll admire exquisite architecture and learn about court rituals, dynastic power, and the symbolism behind the palace’s symmetrical layout. The visit concludes in the Imperial Garden, a quiet enclave of ancient pine trees, pavilions, and rock formations. You’ll also hear stories of emperors and concubines, and how the palace's design mirrors the Confucian principles of hierarchy and harmony. The layering of inner and outer courts reflects the strict social order of the time.

For lunch, indulge in authentic Beijing cuisine. You’ll sample Shuan Yang Rou, a traditional lamb hot pot known for its rich, spicy broth infused with cumin and Sichuan peppercorns. To finish, enjoy a sweet treat called Rolling Donkey—a glutinous rice dessert filled with red bean paste, coated in soybean flour. Your guide will help tailor the meal to your tastes, providing a deeper appreciation of the region’s culinary heritage.
The contrast between the fiery hot pot and the soft, sweet dessert offers a balance of flavors that reflects Beijing's diverse food culture. Your guide may also introduce some lesser-known local specialties if you’re feeling adventurous.

The afternoon is dedicated to the Temple of Heaven, an elegant and spiritual site where emperors once offered prayers for good harvests. The architecture reflects a harmonious balance between heaven and earth, with the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests standing as its centerpiece. You’ll explore the Circular Mound Altar and the remarkable Echo Wall, famous for transmitting whispers across its curved surface.
As you explore the vast temple grounds, you’ll learn how feng shui and cosmology influenced every design element. The peaceful ambiance is enhanced by the soft rustle of trees and the sight of locals engaged in tai chi, dancing, or kite flying.

As the day concludes, your driver will take you back to your hotel in comfort. With stories of emperors, dynasties, and timeless traditions still fresh in your mind, you’ll return enriched by a day filled with cultural discovery and architectural marvels—an unforgettable journey into Beijing’s storied past.

Day 4 Beijing-Xi'an by train

Your Beijing driver will arrive at your hotel at the pre-arranged time to assist you with your transfer to the train station. Once on board the high-speed bullet train bound for Xi’an, you can look forward to a smooth and comfortable journey. With wide seats, clean facilities, and a peaceful atmosphere, the train offers the perfect setting to rest, read, or simply watch the changing scenery as you glide past farmlands, hills, and small towns. The trip lasts around 5 to 6 hours, offering you a relaxing transition between two of China’s most historic cities.

Upon arrival at Xi’an Railway Station, your local guide will be waiting just outside the platform area, holding a visible “Your Way Holiday” sign for easy recognition. A warm greeting and efficient assistance will make your arrival seamless. Your guide will help with luggage and lead you to your private vehicle, where you can begin getting acquainted with Xi’an—a city renowned as the eastern terminus of the ancient Silk Road and once home to 13 Chinese dynasties. As you make your way into the city, your guide will offer an introduction to its captivating past and vibrant cultural heritage.

For lunch, you’ll enjoy a delightful experience sampling Xi’an’s signature dishes at a popular local eatery. This region is known for its hearty, spicy flavors and time-honored recipes. You might try the famed biang biang noodles, thick hand-pulled noodles served with chili and vinegar, or roujiamo, often referred to as the Chinese hamburger. Delicious dumplings and other local specialties round out the meal. With help from your guide, you’ll be able to select the most flavorful options based on your taste, making this a culinary highlight of your day.

In the afternoon, your exploration begins with a visit to the Ancient City Wall, one of the oldest and best-preserved defensive walls in China. Constructed in the Ming Dynasty, the massive stone wall stretches more than 13 kilometers and encircles the historic city center. Walking or cycling atop the wall, you'll enjoy sweeping views of Xi’an’s old neighborhoods and contrasting modern skyline. Your guide will share stories about the wall’s military use, strategic watchtowers, and the symbolism behind its structure—providing deeper context to this imposing monument of the city’s past.

Next, head to the Bell Tower, located at the heart of Xi’an’s downtown. This majestic wooden structure, originally erected in 1384, once marked the city’s central axis and was used to signal the time each morning. Today, it stands as an architectural jewel and a proud symbol of the city. From its upper level, enjoy panoramic views in all directions. Your guide will explain the tower’s historical role, intricate woodwork, and how it reflects Ming-era aesthetics and craftsmanship.

A short walk away brings you to the Drum Tower, another prominent structure once used for timekeeping in ancient Xi’an. Historically, drums were struck at dusk to mark the end of the day, complementing the bell that rang at dawn. Now home to a collection of traditional drums and musical instruments, the tower offers a cultural experience as well as a visual one. While exploring its beautifully restored interiors, you’ll learn about the rhythms that once governed city life, the ceremonies that took place here, and how music played a role in both communication and celebration.

After an enriching day, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel, ensuring you return safely and comfortably. Whether you choose to spend your evening at leisure or reflect on the day’s discoveries, your introduction to Xi’an will leave you inspired by its legacy, charm, and timeless presence at the heart of Chinese civilization.

Day 5 Xi'an

Your Xi’an guide will meet you in the morning at your hotel, ready to begin a full day of discovery in one of China’s most historic cities. After a brief overview of the day’s itinerary, you’ll set out for a highlight of any visit to Xi’an—the world-renowned Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum. Located about an hour’s drive from the city, this archaeological wonder offers a glimpse into the grand vision of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.

Once at the site, your guide will lead you through the vast excavation areas, including the three main pits that reveal more than 8,000 life-sized clay soldiers, horses, and chariots. Each warrior bears unique facial expressions and details, reflecting the remarkable craftsmanship of the Qin Dynasty. As you explore the site, your guide will share the story of the 1974 discovery by local farmers and explain the historical and cultural context behind this immense funerary project. In addition to the excavated pits, you’ll also visit nearby exhibition halls that showcase restored artifacts and offer insight into the techniques used to create and preserve these ancient figures.

Following your visit to the Terracotta Army, it’s time for a well-deserved local lunch. Xi’an is famous for its bold, flavorful cuisine, and your guide will introduce you to a few must-try specialties. Whether it’s the chewy and spicy biangbiang noodles, or the aromatic yangrou paomo, a rich lamb soup served with hand-torn flatbread, your meal promises to be both satisfying and culturally immersive. Your guide will help you navigate the menu, ensuring you enjoy dishes that suit your palate and highlight Xi’an’s culinary traditions.

In the afternoon, your journey continues at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, one of the most iconic structures in Xi’an. Built in the Tang Dynasty, this pagoda was designed to store sacred Buddhist texts brought back from India by the famous monk Xuanzang. The structure stands as a testament to ancient Chinese architectural skill and religious devotion. You’ll learn how the pagoda played a key role in the spread of Buddhism across East Asia. The surrounding temple complex and gardens offer a peaceful setting for a stroll or quiet reflection. For those interested, climbing to the top of the pagoda offers sweeping views of the city and an impressive contrast between ancient heritage and modern development.

Later in the day, immerse yourself in the energetic charm of the Muslim Quarter, a lively district that has been a cultural crossroads for centuries. Here, Chinese and Islamic influences blend in both architecture and street life. Your guide will walk you through bustling alleys lined with food stalls, bakeries, and market vendors. Try popular street snacks like grilled lamb skewers, sesame-crusted flatbreads, and nut-stuffed sweets. Along the way, you’ll learn about the deep history of the local Hui Muslim community and their enduring presence in the city since the Tang Dynasty. The area offers a sensory feast and is a wonderful place to soak in Xi’an’s vibrant everyday life.

As the afternoon turns to evening, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel. Whether you choose to relax for the rest of the night or head out again to explore Xi’an’s illuminated streets, you’ll end the day with rich memories of ancient history, sacred sites, and unforgettable flavors—all woven together in this extraordinary city.

Day 6 Xi'an-Guilin by Flight

Before heading to the airport, enjoy some free time to experience Xi'an on your own—whether it’s a relaxing stroll, sightseeing, or picking up some last-minute souvenirs. At the scheduled time, your driver will collect you and transfer you to the airport for your flight to Guilin, which takes about 2 hours. Upon landing, your Guilin driver will greet you at the airport holding a “Your Way Holiday” sign. You’ll then be transferred directly to your hotel for check-in. The remainder of the day is yours to relax or explore the surroundings at your own pace.

Day 7 Guilin

Your day begins as your local guide greets you at the hotel and escorts you toward the peaceful countryside of Longsheng. Along the way, you'll enjoy views of rural life and hear stories about Longsheng’s cultural background, including its ethnic diversity and historical roots. The town is surrounded by lush hills and traditional homes, providing a quiet contrast to the bustle of city life and offering a glimpse into southern China's timeless charm. As you pass through small villages and terraced farmlands, your guide will highlight the daily lives and customs of the local people, deepening your understanding of this culturally rich region.

Once in the area, you'll head to the awe-inspiring Longji Terraced Fields, a masterpiece of ancient farming carved into the mountains over centuries. These winding terraces stretch across steep hillsides and have supported generations of local farmers. As you hike along the paths, your guide will explain how the Zhuang and Yao communities built and maintained these incredible structures. The terraces rise layer by layer, forming a pattern like rippling waves across the mountains—each season brings a different visual experience, from spring’s water-filled reflections to autumn’s golden rice stalks. It’s a place where nature and human ingenuity harmoniously coexist.

Next, you’ll visit Huangluo Yao Village, home to the Red Yao people, a group known worldwide for their distinctive tradition: women growing their hair exceptionally long, often past their waists. You’ll learn how long hair reflects different life stages for Yao women and perhaps witness a live demonstration of how they wrap and style their hair. As you walk through the village, you'll see women dressed in traditional crimson garments, proudly preserving their heritage. You may even have the opportunity to enjoy a cultural performance or hear folk songs that have been passed down for generations.

After a full day immersed in culture and landscape, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel. The journey back is a time to relax and reflect on what you've experienced—quiet villages, remarkable agricultural feats, and the enduring traditions of China's ethnic minorities.As the sun sets over the hills, you'll carry with you lasting impressions of Longsheng’s beauty and authenticity—a place where history, culture, and nature are seamlessly woven together into one unforgettable experience.

Day 8 Guilin-Guangzhou by Bullet Train

Your day begins with a warm welcome from your local guide in the hotel lobby, ready to lead you on a captivating exploration of Guilin. The first stop of the day is the magnificent Reed Flute Cave, a natural limestone cave estimated to be over 180 million years old. As you step into the cool, mysterious depths of the cave, you’ll be surrounded by spectacular rock formations shaped by nature over countless millennia. Vivid lighting enhances the stalactites, stalagmites, and stone pillars, creating a magical underground world. Your guide will point out formations with names inspired by legends, animals, and mythical scenes, enriching your visit with intriguing stories and scientific background. It’s a place where nature’s artistry truly comes to life.

From there, your journey continues to Elephant Trunk Hill, one of Guilin’s most famous natural symbols. Situated where the Peach Blossom River meets the Li River, this striking hill resembles an elephant dipping its trunk into the water—a sight that has captured imaginations for centuries. You’ll explore the surrounding park with your guide, taking in serene walking paths, river views, and the picturesque Water Moon Cave. If you choose to climb to the top of the hill, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Guilin’s karst landscape and city skyline. Along the way, your guide will share the folklore and cultural significance tied to this beloved landmark. After the visit, you’ll enjoy a traditional lunch at a nearby restaurant, offering a taste of local Guilin flavors and specialties.

In the afternoon, you'll be transferred to the train station for your high-speed rail journey to Guangzhou. Sit back and enjoy the smooth ride—lasting around 3.5 hours—through southern China’s countryside. Upon arrival, a friendly local driver will be waiting for you at the station exit, holding a “Your Way Holiday” sign. You’ll then be taken straight to your hotel, where you can check in and relax for the evening, ready for new adventures in this dynamic metropolis.

Day 9 Guangzhou

Your exploration of Guangzhou begins with a visit to Lizhiwan Creek, a picturesque and historic waterway stretching 743 meters, linking Shamian Island with Liwan Lake. Once an essential part of Guangzhou’s cultural fabric, this scenic canal still retains the distinctive charm of a traditional Lingnan water town. As you stroll along the shaded promenade, you’ll see classic arcades, stone bridges, and willow-lined banks, creating a tranquil atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional Chinese painting. Occasionally, black-canopied boats glide quietly across the water, evoking the rhythms of old Canton life. Your guide will share the history of the canal’s development and its role in local folklore and daily customs. Along the way, you’ll also visit quaint riverside shops to sample authentic Cantonese snacks and discover handmade local crafts—an immersive glimpse into the lifestyle and human spirit of old Guangzhou.

Next, you’ll visit the Chen Clan Ancestral Hall, an architectural gem from the late Qing Dynasty and a brilliant example of Lingnan craftsmanship. Originally built as a place for Chen family descendants to study and worship their ancestors, it now serves as a museum dedicated to Guangdong’s traditional arts. Your guide will lead you through grand courtyards and elegant corridors, pointing out the elaborate wood carvings, ceramic figures on the roof ridges, intricate brickwork, and delicate plaster reliefs. Every detail reflects the artistry and cultural depth of the region. This site not only showcases aesthetic beauty but also offers insight into the importance of ancestral traditions in Guangdong society. It’s both a palace of art and a key to understanding the roots of local heritage.

Afterward, you’ll explore the Temple of the Six Banyan Trees, one of Guangzhou’s oldest and most revered Buddhist temples with a history spanning over 1,500 years. First constructed during the Liang Dynasty in 537 AD, the temple is named for six ancient banyan trees that once stood in its courtyard. Its most iconic feature is the Flower Pagoda, a striking octagonal tower with nine tiers, representing a masterpiece of ancient religious architecture. As you walk through incense-filled courtyards and past solemn Buddha statues, you’ll experience the temple’s tranquil and spiritual atmosphere. Your guide will explain the temple’s long history, its many renovations, and its ongoing role in the spiritual life of the city. It’s an ideal stop for anyone interested in Buddhism, history, or simply a peaceful moment of reflection.

For lunch, you’ll enjoy a meal at a locally beloved restaurant, where you’ll experience the richness of Cantonese cuisine—one of the Eight Great Culinary Traditions of China. Known for its emphasis on fresh ingredients, delicate flavors, and balanced textures, Cantonese food is both refined and satisfying. You’ll have the chance to try signature dishes such as dim sum, roasted meats, and nourishing soups. As you dine, your guide will introduce the stories and ingredients behind each dish, giving you a deeper appreciation for the culinary artistry of Lingnan culture. This hearty and flavorful meal will be one of the highlights of your Guangzhou visit.

In the afternoon, prepare to be amazed by a visit to Canton Tower, the city’s most iconic modern landmark. Soaring to a height of 600 meters, it’s one of the tallest TV towers in the world and a symbol of Guangzhou’s ambition and innovation. With its twisted, spiral shape, the tower’s bold design reflects the dynamic spirit of the city. You can choose to ride the high-speed elevator to the observation decks, where sweeping views of the Pearl River and the city skyline await. On clear days, you’ll see the mountains in the distance and the vibrant sprawl of Guangzhou below. Your guide will explain the tower’s construction, its broadcasting function, and its popular attractions, including a revolving restaurant, skywalks, and thrilling sky-high experiences. As night falls, the tower lights up in a dazzling display, making it an unforgettable spot for photography and nighttime sightseeing.

After the day’s adventure, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel to rest. If you still have energy and would like to explore more of Guangzhou by night, your guide can offer recommendations for a Pearl River evening cruise, a bustling night market visit, or live music venues in the city’s entertainment districts. Should you have any special requests, just let us know—we’re here to help make your Guangzhou experience as memorable and seamless as possible.

Day 10 Guangzhou-Hong Kong by Bullet Train

Your driver will greet you in the hotel lobby and escort you to the train station for your high-speed rail journey to Hong Kong. As the train glides through the countryside, enjoy a relaxing ride with scenic views that showcase the region’s natural beauty. The high-speed rail offers a modern and efficient travel experience, ensuring you reach your destination swiftly and comfortably.

Upon your arrival in Hong Kong, a local driver will be waiting for you at the station exit, holding a sign that reads “Your Way Holiday.” They’ll assist you with your luggage and provide a smooth transfer to your hotel. Once you’ve checked in and had time to settle in, the remainder of the day is yours to explore at your own pace.

Hong Kong is a vibrant city where tradition meets modernity. Whether you want to take in sweeping views from Victoria Peak, browse local markets in Mong Kok, enjoy a tranquil ride on the iconic Star Ferry, or stroll through the dazzling streets of Central, the city offers something for every interest.

Feel free to dive into the dynamic spirit of Hong Kong — sample its renowned cuisine, visit historic temples, or simply wander through its colorful neighborhoods. This is your time to relax, explore, and soak in the energy of a city that never sleeps, setting the tone for the exciting days ahead.

Day 11 Hong Kong

Today is all yours to delve into the flavors and highlights of Hong Kong at your own pace. Begin your exploration with a peaceful walk through Kowloon Walled City Park — once the site of a dense urban settlement, now transformed into a serene green space filled with traditional Chinese architecture and quiet pathways that offer a glimpse into the city’s layered past.

After your visit, dive into the city’s irresistible street food culture. Temple Street is an excellent place to sample quick and tasty local bites — from sizzling curry fish balls and crispy egg waffles to freshly steamed dim sum. If you prefer something more relaxed, slip into a local cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style café) and enjoy iconic treats like milk tea and sweet pineapple buns.

For lunch, make your way to Causeway Bay, one of Hong Kong’s liveliest food hubs. Here, you’ll find a wide array of choices — whether you're craving roast goose with crispy skin, exploring cozy noodle shops, or dining at acclaimed establishments offering Cantonese and international fare.

In the afternoon, take a leisurely stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, where panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline provide a perfect photo opportunity. Nearby, the bustling streets are lined with boutiques, cultural landmarks, and waterfront attractions waiting to be discovered.

As the day winds down, consider heading out to Sai Kung — a favorite escape for nature lovers. Surrounded by hills, beaches, and hiking trails, it’s a peaceful contrast to the city's energy. End the evening with a fresh seafood dinner in the town's famous harbor area, where waterfront restaurants serve up the catch of the day in true local style.

Day 12 Hong Kong Departure

Over the past twelve days, you've experienced an incredible adventure across China and Hong Kong, discovering a land rich in heritage, diversity, and scenic splendor. From standing atop the Great Wall and admiring the ancient Terracotta Army in Xi’an, to walking among the terraced landscapes of Longji in Guilin, each stop has brought new perspectives and lasting impressions. Your time in Guangzhou immersed you in the rhythms of local life and tradition, while Hong Kong offered a vibrant blend of cosmopolitan flair and cultural depth.

As your unforgettable journey draws to a close, our driver will pick you up from your hotel at the prearranged time and take you to the airport for your flight home. We hope you leave with not only beautiful photos, but also meaningful memories and a deeper connection to the places and stories you've encountered.

Should you need any last-minute assistance or support before your departure, please don’t hesitate to let us know — we’re always here to ensure a smooth and worry-free conclusion to your travels. Safe journey!

Price Per Person in US Dollars

Price Includes 1. Cozy Ride: Enjoy the comfort and spaciousness of our air-conditioned car, offering scenic views. 2. Bilingual Expert Guide: Benefit from a personalized experience with a guide fluent in your language, catering to your needs. 3. Entrance Fees: Access all attractions and activities mentioned in the itinerary without worrying about additional entrance fees. 4. Seamless Transfer: Enhance your experience with convenient hotel or train station pickup and drop-off service. 5. Connect Seamlessly: Stay connected with complimentary onboard WiFi, allowing you to share your experiences in real-time. 6. City-to-City Train Tickets: For itineraries involving high-speed rail travel, assistance with booking ensures a smooth and efficient experience. 7. Selected Hotels and Daily Breakfast: Experience a comfortable stay in handpicked hotels, each chosen for its quality and amenities. Enjoy a daily breakfast at the hotel, starting your day on a delicious note. 8. Complimentary Water: Receive a complimentary bottle of water for each person, keeping you refreshed throughout your journey. 9. Travel Agency Liability Insurance: Benefit from coverage under our travel agency liability insurance, providing added protection and peace of mind during your trip.

Price Excludes 1. Personal Expenses: This includes phone bills, laundry, additional tours, postage, and any entertainment fees not covered in the itinerary. 2. Meals: While meals are not included, our guide will recommend the best local food spots, giving you the chance to explore and choose based on your preferences. (Average cost per person for a regular meal at local eateries: 40RMB/6USD-80RMB/12USD) 3. Tips: Tips are not mandatory but are recommended for excellent service. If you feel satisfied with the service, you may consider leaving a tip. The tipping standards are as follows: Driver: 50-100 RMB per day/group; Guide: 100-200 RMB per day/group. 4. Insurance: Insurance coverage for personal loss, illness, or damages incurred during your trip is not included. 5. Optional Activities: Any optional activities listed in the itinerary are not included in the tour fees, allowing you to choose and participate based on your preferences.