ITINERARY
DAY 1 HONG KONG - BEIJING
- Fly from Hong Kong to Beijing.
- On arrival in Beijing, transfer to the hotel.
- Enjoy your free time in the evening after dinner.
( Dinner )
DAY
2 BEIJING
- Gear up for a day to the breathtaking Great Wall and gaze onto the Olympic sites en route.
- After lunch, visit the famous Summer Palace where the Chinese emperors used to escape from the summer heat with their concubines.
- Enjoy an exciting Chinese Gong Fu show (or similar variety show) in the evening.
(Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 3 BEIJING
- In the morning, explore the capital’s famous Hutong district on board an old fashioned pedicab to visit a local family, see the old Drum Tower and ancient Prince Gong’s Mansion.
- Explore the treasures of the Imperial Palace in the magnificent Forbidden City follow by a visit to the imposing Tian An Men Square.
- For dinner, tuck into a famous Peking duck banquet.
(Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner)
DAY 4 BEIJING - XIAN
- In the morning, visit the beautiful Temple of Heaven, and the mysterious Lama Temple if time permits.
- Fly to Xian in the afternoon.
- On arrival, transfer to you hotel.
- The evening is free for your leisure
and dinner is to be arranged by clients.
( Breakfast
+ lunch )
DAY 5
XIAN
- During the day, discover the unique, world-famous
Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum before visiting
the impressive Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
- For dinner, tuck into an opulent dumping banquet,
followed by the Tang Dynasty show.
( Breakfast + Lunch
+ Dinner )
DAY 6 XIAN - HONG KONG
- In the morning, visit the Ming
Dynasty City Wall and then travel to the stunning
Great Mosque in Xian’s
Muslim Quarter.
- After lunch, transfer to the
airport for the flight back to Hong Kong.
- Completion
of tour with good wishes.
( Breakfast + Lunch
)
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Peak Season : 01April 2008 – 30November 2008
Low Season : 01December 2008 – 31March 2009 |
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Remarks
1. The charge for single room supplement will be added to the basic tour price
for individual traveller(s).
2.
The information listed above for entry and exit China transportation is for reference
only and is subject to change. |
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