11 Days Shanghai Xian Lhasa Beijing Highlight Tour

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This 11 days tour will begin from Shanghai, then visit the Xian, the ancient civilation center; and tour the Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet, end in Beijing, through travel these famous cities you can be enjoyable to the Chinese authentic culture and long history and can bring you a memorable China trip in a lifetime.

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Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11

Day 1 Arrival in Shanghai

Sincere Greeting & Airport-hotel Transfer

到达上海机场后，与我们的当地导游会面，司机将送往当地酒店。

Day 2 Shanghai

Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai Museum, Yu Garden, City God Temple Bazaar, Bund

After breakfast, the tour guide and driver will pick you up from the hotel. You will start off the tour at the Jade Buddha Temple, which is the Shanghai's best-known Buddhist site, you can admire the Buddha statues that carved out of a single piece of white jade then move to the Shanghai Museum which possesses a collection of 120,000 precious artwork. Its rich and high-quality collection of ancient Chinese bronze, ceramics, painting and calligraphy is celebrated in the world.

After a tasty local lunch, stop at the picturesque Yu Garden and explore local souvenirs and delicious food at City God Temple Bazaar. Stroll the Bund and soak up views of Shanghai's stunning skyline. From here, your guide will escort you back to your hotel.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Bund

City God Temple Bazaar

Jade Buddha Temple

Shanghai Museum

Yu Garden

Lunch

Day 3 Shanghai-Xian by Flight

Muslim Street, City Wall

Catch the flight to Xian. Upon arrival, enjoy delicious local food at Muslim Street at your cost. Later, visit Xian City Wall. The city wall is an important cultural relic which separates modern and the old city center. Choose to either walk or ride a bicycle along the wall to take in picturesque sights.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Muslim Street

Xian City Wall

Day 4 Xian

Terracotta Warriors, Big Wild Goose Pagoda

Our driver and tour guide will pick you up from the hotel then take you to the visit the Terracotta Warriors, reputed to be the greatest discovery of the 20th century. Get the chance to view the site with more than 8000 replica warriors crafted with clay and standing ready for a battle.

After an authentic lunch, pay a visit to Big Wild Goose Pagoda. It is a complex of temples, pagodas and expansive gardens built to offer refuge and keep the scriptures, Buddha's statues and relics brought back by Master Xuan Zang from India.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Big Wild Goose Pagoda

Terracotta Warriors

Lunch

Day 5 Xian-Lhasa by Flight

Shaanxi History Museum

After breakfast, visit Shaanxi History Museum whose construction represents the highest-level of museums in the 1990s and to some extent, it is definitely the milestone of the modernization of Chinese museums. Get a detailed commentary and miniature overview of the history in this museum from the guide. After lunch, transfer to the airport for flight to Lhasa (3.5 hours). After arrival in Lhasa, be met by local tour guide and driver then escorted to Lhasa city, on the way crossing the world longest river-Brahmaputra River and its branch river Lhasa River, you will view the Tibetan village and beautiful houses with prayer flag and the mysterious Buddhist temple. After 1-hour drive, you will arrive at the Lhasa city hotel, then check in and try adapting to high altitude acclimatization.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Shaanxi History Museum

Lunch

Day 6 Lhasa

Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple, Barkhor Street

After breakfast, go to visit the world's scenic-Potala Palace accompanied by local experienced Tibetan tour guide, the Potala Palace is a mysterious building and a symbol Tibetan historical, religious and political united palace, which built in 7 century by Tibetan 33th religious king Songtsang Gampo. After 2 hours Potala Palace tour, stand in the Potala Palace Square looking at the palace, you can feel its majestic, sacred side. Then enjoy a delicious lunch in a Tibetan style restaurant. In the afternoon, go to the heart of Lhasa old city to visit the holy temple-Jokhang Temple then follow the pilgrim circuit path walk to Barkhor Street, enjoy the live Tibetan pilgrimage and experience Tibetan ancient business street surrounding the holy temple.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Barkhor Street

Jokhang Temple

Potala Palace

Lunch

Day 7 Lhasa

Drepung Monstery, Sera Monastery

After breakfast, accompanied by our local guide drive to the west part of Lhasa city to sightseeing the Tibetan largest monastery-Drepung Monastery, the Drepung Monastery is one of the Tibetan six Gelug school, built in 15 century by Jamyang Chokyi of the Tsongkapa's disciple. The Drepung Monastery is also famous in Tibetan area for teaching Buddhist lecture.

After lunch, continue to go to visit Sera Monastery, the Sera Monastery is one of the great three Gelug monasteries of Tibet, and the monastery is famous for its debate activity in Tibetan Buddhist monasteries. It served as the summer palace of the successive Dalai Lamas, it is recognized as a part of "Historic Ensembles of Potala Palace".

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Drepung Monastery

Sera Monastery

Lunch

Day 8 Lhasa-Beijing by Flight

Lama Temple

Catch the flight to Beijing. Upon arrival, you'll be warmly greeted by tour guide and driver, then transfer to Lama Temple which is the most famous Buddhism temple preserved from. Besides, it boasts for the highest wooden Buddhist statue and the living place for two of emperors in Chinese history.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Lama Temple

Lunch

Day 9 Beijing

Badaling Great Wall, Summer Palace

After breakfast drive to Badaling Great Wall scenic(70km), upon arrival at the entrance to the gate of the Great Wall, climb along the stair up to the hill of the Great Wall. View the surrounding landscape, then down to the foot of the hill and drive back Beijing city, en-route visit the Summer Palace, a royal garden and a temporary dwelling palace for emperors of Qing Dynasty to enjoy the blend of natural scenery and artificial picturesque landscape.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Badaling Great Wall

Summer Palace

Lunch

Day 10 Beijing

Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven

After breakfast, our tour guide will accompany you go to visit the symbol of the Chinese political, cultural, economic center of Tiananmen Square, then continue to visit the imperial palace-Forbidden City. After lunch, visit the Temple of Heaven, which was a Chinese original religious Taoist's temple and built in 15 century. And in Ming and Qing dynasty, Chinese emperors held annual ceremonies for the good harvest, and the building deeply shows the Chinese ancient folk custom and the people's spiritual lifestyle.

Scenic spots included in the itinerary

Forbidden City

Tiananmen Square

Temple of Heaven

Lunch

Day 11 Departure from Beijing

Airport Transfer

Your private driver will pick you up at the appointed time then send you to the airport.

Hotel Location

5 Star Hotel

4 Star Hotel

3 Star Hotel

Shanghai

Shanghai New West Lake Hotel Detail

Sports Hotel Shanghai Detail

Charms Hotel Detail

Xian

Grand Park Xi'an Detail

Skytel Xi'an Detail

City Hotel Xian Detail

Tibet

Yaluzangbu Hotel Detail

Beijing

Swissotel Beijing Detail

Jade Garden Hotel Detail

Ibis Hotel (Beijing Sanyuan Bridge) Detail

Lhasa (Tibet)

Lhasa Gang-Gyan Hotel Tibet Detail

Yak Hotel Detail

Dexule Suite

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Hotel Description

Hotel Position : Plaza del Angel, 12, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Opened:2000

Number of rooms:108

Postcode:100007

Redecorated:2017

The Ping'anfu Hotel (Ping'anfu Binguan) is a luxury hotel located in the hustle and bustle of the city center. It is only 4 kilometers from the railway station and 28 kilometers from the airport. This hotel provide comfortable rooms, ranging from standard doubles to deluxe suites. Facilities in rooms include international direct dial telephones, satellite televisions, central air conditioning and mini bars. Room service is available on request. Guests of the hotel will also have the chance to relax in the sauna and massage center. The hotel has numerous restaurants, mostly serving Chinese cuisine.

Services & Amenities

Hotel Policies

Check-in & Check-out

Check-in from 14:00

Check-out before 12:00

Hotel Notes

Smoking is now strictly prohibited within all public and enclosed spaces in Beijing. This hotel will NOT offer smoking rooms.

Hotel Description

Opened:2000

Number of rooms:108

Postcode:100007

Redecorated:2017

Price Includes

Entrance fees

Meals as described in the itinerary

Domestic flight ticket as listed(2nd class)

Land transfer with driver

English speaking tour guide

All necessary Tibet entry tour permits with travel insurance fee

A bottle of water per day per person

Airport transfer described in the itinerary

A list of documents and oxygen carrier when entering in Tibet

Hotels (if selected)

Excludes

The International airfare and airport tax

Personal expense

Tips for guides and drivers

Cable car

Bicycle rental fee

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It must be clearly understood that enjoying these extras is your own decision. They are not included in the itinerary or tour price, so you will need to pay separately. The ticket price depends on seating. Ask your guide to book tickets if you want to see any of the following.

Beijing

Ming Tombs(Dingling)

$65 For 1 people

Detail

Chinese Kungfu Show

$45 For 1 people

Detail

Chinese Kungfu Show

The Legend of Kungfu is a Live performance presented by China Heaven Creation International Performing Arts Co., Ltd. (CHC) -- China's leading performance art production company, every night at Red Theatre. A group of the best Kung Fu practitioners of China are collected and the best directors and designers of the country are invited by CHC.

The show is about storytelling that a little boy from a very poor family whose mother was unable to provide for him and decided to send her son to a temple to be a monk and learn kungfu. The diligent student monk was initiated into the temple, learning Buddhism and Kungfu. The theme of the story is full of trials and tribulation of being a monk and the worldly temptations through his monkhood. He had a hard time getting used to the strict discipline of the temple and could not restrain his natural desire to chase a young beauty, so he suffered great regret and losing his way to self-cultivation. He punished himself severely and finally came back full circle to be the temple, attaining enlightenment. He became interested in the unbelievable power of Kung Fu, in which he must face many obstacles both from this world and his own mind to overcome his fears.

The fusion of modern dance with Chinese traditional martial arts makes this performance unique and spectacular, presenting stunning Kung Fu skills, exquisite ballet, splendid acrobatics and wonderful music, along with brilliant stage scenery, acoustic and light effect. With no speaking of the actors, there is an electronic screen displaying the show's subtitles in English above the stage to keep you informed of the storyline. After the show, the audience can also take photos with the main actors.

The show made its first appearance on the Beijing stage in July 15th, 2004. Ever since it has received numerous awards and become a world-class spectacle known around the world. If you are an enthusiast of Chinese Kung Fu, who would like to explore the real Chinese martial arts and culture, you definitely should not miss this excellent show of the prestigious Chinese Kung Fu.

China has one of the longest histories of continuously recorded martial arts tradition in the world. The Chinese Kung Fu is popular terms with Chinese martial arts, tracing its origins back some 4000 years ago to self-defense needs, hunting activities and military training in ancient China. In the long course of development, the Kung fu's purpose from self-defense to health maintenance and finally as method of self-cultivation. Kung Fu requires of the practitioner a strict code of physical and mental discipline. A common saying concerning basic training in Chinese martial arts is as follows: Train both Internal and External. External training includes the hands, the eyes, the body and stances. Internal training includes the heart, the spirit, the mind, breathing and strength. In addition, philosophy, ethics and even medical practice are highly regarded by most Chinese martial arts, which provides insight into Chinese attitudes and culture.

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Peking Roast Duck

$55 For 1 people

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Peking Roast Duck

Peking duck, also known as Peking Roasted Duck or Beijing Kaoya, is a dish of great antiquity from Beijing that can trace back to the imperial era. Nowadays, Peking Duck had become one of the specialties of the capital and a national symbol of China, favored by tourists and diplomats alike. For instance, Henry Kissinger, the former Secretary of State of the United States, came to savor this cate, during his two visits to China in 1971 and in 1976. It has also been a favorite delicacy for various political leaders ranging from Cuban Fidel Castro to former German chancellor Helmut Kohl.

The delicacy is characterized by its crisp skin shining date-red in color and tender texture, with authentic versions serving mostly the skin and little meat, sliced in front of the diners by the cook. The hot Peking Roast Duck will be brought to the dining table by the chef where he will slice it into more than 100 thin flakes, each having its piece of crispy skin. The meat is often eaten with spring onion, cucumber and sweet bean sauce with pancake rolled around the fillings. Sometimes pickled radish is also inside, and other sauces can be used. The remaining duck with meat and bones can be cooked in three ways. The traditional way is to be cooked into a broth. The meat together with bones can also be stir-fried with sweet bean sauce, or rapidly sautéed and served with salt and Sichuan pepper.

Besides the traditional one, many restaurants offer an All Duck Banquet - various dishes cooked with the offal and juices of the duck, surrounding the main dish. It will be sure to give you satisfaction and enjoyment when dining.

Duck has been roasted in China since the Southern and Northern Dynasties(386-589). Up until the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279), ducks were roasted in the area around Jinling (ancient name for Nanjing). A variation of roast duck was prepared for the Emperor of China in the Yuan dynasty(1271-1368). The Peking Roast Duck that came to be associated with the term was fully developed during the later Ming dynasty when the rulers moved their capital city to Beijing from Jinling and by then, Peking Duck was one of the main dishes on imperial court menus and was highly regarded by emperors and other members of the ruling classes. By the Qianlong Period (1736–1796) of the Qing dynasty, the popularity of Peking Duck spread to the upper classes. The first restaurant specializing in Peking Duck, Bianyifang, was established in the Xianyukou, close to Qianmen of Beijing in 1416.

Preparation

Raising the duck

Newborn ducks are raised specially in a free range environment for the first 45 days of their lives, and force fed 4 times a day for the next 15–20 days, resulting in ducks that weigh 5–7 kg. The force-feeding of the ducks led to an alternate name for the animal, Peking Stuffed Duck.

Seasoning the duck

A suitable fattened White Beijing Ducks are slaughtered, plucked, eviscerated and rinsed thoroughly with water. Air is pumped under the skin through the neck cavity to separate the skin from the fat. The duck is then plunged in boiling water for 1 to 5 minutes, then hung to dry. This will tighten the skin and help the duck to achieve its traditional crispy texture. The duck is then glazed with a layer of potentially spiced and flavored maltose syrup. A marinade of traditional flavorings, including soy sauce and five-spice powder, and more maltose, is then applied inside the body cavity. This will flavor the duck during the next step. The duck is then left to dry for between 24 hours and several days in a cool, dry place, which allows the skin to crisp while roasting.

Roasting the duck

Hitherto, there are two traditional schools of cuisine for the duck cooking, namely closed oven and hung oven.

Closed-oven style

Peking duck is originally roasted in a conventional closed oven, allowing the meat to be slowly cooked through the convection of heat within the oven. Controlling the fuel and the temperature is the main skill. In closed-oven style, duck meat is combined well with the fat under the skin, and therefore is juicy and tender.

Hung-oven style

The hung oven, also known as open oven, was developed in the imperial kitchens during the Qing Dynasty. It is designed to roast up to 20 ducks at the same time with an open fire fueled by fruit hardwood from peach or pear trees. The ducks are hung on hooks above the fire and roasted at a temperature of 270 °C (525 °F) for 30–40 minutes. While the ducks are roasting, the chef may use a pole to dangle each duck closer to the fire for 30-second intervals. By the means of hung oven, the fat is usually melted during the cooking process, so the skin is more crispy.

The initial technique has been perpetuated by very few restaurants among which the household name Bianyi Fang is the representative. The second method is relatively well-known and used with great success by the notable Quan Ju De Restaurant, first established in 1864, which won the China Renowned Trademark as well.

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Shanghai

Shanghai Acrobatic Show

$72 For 1 people

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Shanghai Acrobatic Show

　　Chinese Acrobatics is one of the oldest performing arts. Its history can be traced back to Neolithic times. It is believed that acrobatics grew out of labor and self-defense skills, which people practiced and demonstrated during their leisure time. The early performance is "walking on three-meter-high stilts while juggling seven gaggers". Then it developed into an entire art formTogether with the developing economy, acrobatics is also evolving into a kind of performing art. It became well known worldwide while performances are presented along the Silk Road. In Europe and North America, Chinese acrobatic performances always attract large audiences.

　　Many acrobatic shows come from the art performance of living skills and labor skills. Acrobatic show has a history of over 2000 years in China. It is named as “Baixi” in Han dynasty, “sanle” in Sui and Tang Dynasty, named as Acrobatic after Tang and Song dynasty in order to differentiate from acts in other forms.

　　There are nine specialties in acrobatic.

　　Acrobatic pays lot of attentions on leg and waist training. Since ancient, Chinese acrobat focus on the position “top”. There are many “Stand on one’s head”, and “somersault” depicted in ancient fresco and earthenwares. For Chinese acrobatic, including actor of ancient show, he should has very deep Kung Fu foundation.

　　“Stable” out of “steep” while “move” is out of “stable” are both for showing a very quiet and accurate hard skill. Such as walking on the steel rod which require all actions for stable. The moving bench and ladder, one after another, but needs the man on the top find the stable from the move and it require a stable head, super skill, and hard training . It shows fully the super skill of our mankind conquering danger and difficulties.

　　“Unique” is out of the “usual”. From none to everything, it fully shows our mankind creating the world. Different from western magic, which focus on colorful stage property, Chinese magic only needs very simple property. From cuisine to fish and bird alive, a simple long sleeve gown can turn out everything. Or one somersault can turn into a firing bronze basin or another one for a fish bowl with water and fish.

　　Hard and soft Kung Fu combines. Kicking is mostly acted by women. The actor lies and kick thing including wine jar, colorful bowl, clock, tables, ladder, wooden pole, wooden plate, drum and bell, from weightless umbrella to heavy living persons. Things kicked is rotating quickly, jumping back and forth. From the smooth vase to heavy wooden desk, everything is kicked so quickly only for image, not for picture.

　　Super power and Nimble dexterous somersault combines. According to history record, the seat for human pyramid is quite amazing. Previously history record, 18 men seats on one man while 6 men seats on one man both appeared. Over a thousand jin including eight men seats on one man fully show the program well. The traditional “ Pulling the bow” and “playing with knife” are both heavy-loaded hard Kung Fu.

　　There are a great amount of living utensils and labor instruments used in the acrobatic show including bowl, plate, altar, handleless cup, rod, whip, fork, pole, ladder, desk, chair, umbrella and cap. Those normal things is changeable in the hands of acrobatic, fully exhibited a close tie between labor life with Chinese acrobatic show.

　　Simple arts and body arts combine. “playing fun with altar”, “rotating plate” combine both Porcelain painting with traditional Chinese acrobatic. In the kicking show, the colorful umbrella and colorful peddle the same offer feeling of ancient aesthetics.

　　Chinese acrobatic is quite accommodated in different style and various places. From market, theatre, lane, room with place of hundreds of people to only one, Chinese acrobatic is fit for any places with thousands years of history.

　　Chinese acrobatic has an intimate heritage tradition. One generation after another generation, regional, blood-related and sister arts, previous acrobats are always inherited and passed around.

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benniejay

2019-07-31

Yes everything was spectacular and fascinating very professional and prompt services. There were beautiful places to explore and to see in the 4 hours that we had. The comfort and beauty of the China was incredible, The history, culture and way of life of the local people we bumped into during the layover was beyond our expectations. Hiking on the Great wall after driving through a small remote countryside was very relaxing and rejuvenating. It was the best trip ever to experience on a few hours.

We had not previously used a travel agency for touring. The crew including the driver and tour guide were really funny, friendly and knowledgeable. Despite having limited time we still had free time allowing for shopping and grabbing a meal and drinks. Highly recommend this layover in Beijing.

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mirceao455

Bucharest, Romania

2019-06-28

Great, compact, amazing tour. Our guide Jenny did the best to show us the most important attractions in Beijing in just a 2 day tour. I recommand her tours, she is great with groups, friendly and well prepared.

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2funworldtravers

2019-05-25

Mike and Karen, Tucson, Arizona

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pedro148595

2019-05-22

Highly recommend for everyone coming to Beijing

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Mdezarraga2

2019-05-22

We had an amazing trip with Jenny! She is very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions in fantastic English. She also is very organized so we were on time to each stop of our tour!

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Durban, South Africa

2019-05-09

Booking from South Africa on ChinaTour.net was so quick and easy, however I had to mail customer service as I had not received my confirmation within the 48 hours that the original mail had stated. Once done I received confirmation for all my train and internal flights within 20 minutes of sending the mail. I would highly recommend this website for booking trips through China and i will use it again in future.

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NYCfoodiegirl

New York, NY

2019-04-29

Well worth it! Jenny was really nice and incredibly helpful with the immigration process after airport personnel originally escorted to the wrong area and didn’t want to allow leaving the airport. She takes great photos! Beautiful views and fun to take the toboggan down. Wasn’t too crowded on this day - and definitely worth doing with a 7 hour layover. Nice car and driver too.

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NancyVaB

2019-04-13

Great app to buy train tickets. If you don't know the language you just show the e-ticket that the app gave you and the seller will give the tickets to you without the need to talk.

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aklein729

2019-02-20

Had a great layover tour! 100% worth it. Was easily picked up and transported to the Great Wall and back to the airport. Jenny’s English is perfect so communication flowed nicely. She even helped me take photos on the Great Wall!

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valsayn, Trinidad and Tobago

2019-02-08

I used China tour company to visit Hangzhou on on feb 7th. It’s a private tour. The experience is very pleasant and enjoyable. Tour guide Mr. Mark Zhou was very good. He speaks good English and very patient. He knows his stuff. I visited West Lake , Buddhist temple and the Pagoda. The tour was very enjoying and place (Hangzhou) is a must to see if you wish to enjoy the nature and Chinese culture and tradition. I recommend it to every one visiting China.

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7. Child definition: Child taller than 1.1 meters will be charged full price, child smaller than 1.1 meters will be charged half price.

Cancellation Policy:

If you cancel at least 30 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is no cancellation fee.

If you cancel between 20 and 15 day(s) in advance of the scheduled departure, there is a 50 percent cancellation fee.

If you cancel within 15 day(s) of the scheduled departure, there is a 100 percent cancellation fee.

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Questions & Answers

Tour Code: A0478

Duration: 11days

Departure date: Everyday

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