13 Nov., 2010 Shanghai/Beijing
Depart for Beijing by air in the morning, the bustling capital of China.After arriving in Beijing, you’ll be met by your local guide and escorted to visit the Temple of Heaven, which is one of the most photographed structures in China. Located in a large park, the temple houses the impressive Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests. And then continue your visit to Capital Museum (L/D)

14 Nov., 2010 Beijing
After breakfast, sightseeing includes the famous Tian'anmen Square and the Forbidden City. The square is surrounded by imposing buildings such as the Great Hall of the People, Museum of Chinese History, Chairman Mao Mausoleum and Front Gate. After lunch, you’ll visit the magnificent 800 year-old Summer Palace, the largest and best preserved of all imperial gardens..(B/L/D)

15 Nov., 2010 Beijing/Xi’an
Today you will visit the renowned Great Wall, which is one of the eight wonders of the world and is the only man-made structure visible from the moon. Then you will visit the National Stadium “Bird’s Nest”and National Swimming Pool “Water Cube”.In the evening, you will take a overnight train to Xi’an.(B/L/D)

16 Nov., 2010 Xi’an
An unforgettable excursion is planned to the remarkable underground ruins near Xi'an, to see the Terracotta Army. There is an opportunity to view archaeologists at work excavating the huge tomb of first Emperor Qin, builder of the Great Wall. (B/L/D)

17 Nov., 2010 Xi’an / Guilin
Today’s tour starts with the Stele Forest and continues on the Shanxi Museum After lunch, you’ll take an afternoon flight to Guilin.(B/L/D)

18 Nov., 2010 Guilin / Yangshuo
Today brings a delightful cruise on the upper deck of a deluxe air-conditioned boat along the scenic Li River. You’ll cruise past a breathtaking landscape of town of Yangshuo.(B/L/D)

19 Nov., 2010 Yangshuo / Guilin / Shanghai
This morning you’ll travel back to Guilin. Later you’ll visit the Reed Flute Cave and Elephant Trunk Hill. After lunch, you’ll note a change of pace as you fly to Shanghai.(B/L/D)