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Tour Code: L-BJ11
- 7 Days Luxury of Beijing -Huangshan
- Starting from $689 per person
- Luxury | Standard
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Departure: Daily
Day 01: Arrival in Beijing
Our guide will pick you up at Beijing airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is on your own to explore the city.
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza 
Day 02: Beijing
Visit the Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven. The Beijing Duck Dinner is served at a famous restaurant followed by a lively Peking Opera performance at the Liyuan Theatre. (B+L+D)
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza
Day 03: Beijing
Visit the Badaling Great Wall. To avoid having lunch at shopping site restaurants, you will be driven to have Sichuan food at a local popular restaurant. Visit the Sacred Way and the Ming Tomb in the afternoon. The a la carte dinner is served at a famous Cantonese cuisine restaurant in the Wangfujing area. (B+L+D)
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza
Day 04: Beijing - Huangshan
Visit the Summer Palace and the lovely pandas in Beijing Zoo. Take a flight to Huangshan and transfer to the hotel in the city. (B+L)
Accommodation: International Hotel
Day 05: Huangshan
Transfer to the foot of Huangshan Mountain. As you begin to take the cable car to the mountain, you will find yourself among the magnificent scenery. Enjoy the view of the Beginning-to-Believe Peak, the Peach Blossom Valley, the Lion Peak, the Flying-over Rock and the Bright Summit. Stay at the hotel on the mountain. (B+L)
Accommodation: Xihai Hotel
Day 06: Huangshan
In the morning, continue the sightseeing tour to the Cloud-dispelling Pavilion and the Xihai Grand Canyon. After lunch, take the cable car again to arrive at the foot of the mountain and transfer back to Huangshan city. Visit the Tunxi Old Street. Stay at the hotel in the city of Huangshan. (B+L)
Accommodation: International Hotel
Day 07: Departure from Huangshan
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Prices (based on per person and shown in US dollars)Prices (Valid from Mar. 1st, 2008 to Feb. 28th, 2009)
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2-5 travelers | 6-9 travelers | 10 travelers & above | |||
| High season | Double Occupancy | $1129 | $909 | $819 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $1479 | $1269 | $1159 | |||
| Low season | Double Occupancy | $1059 | $849 | $689 | ||
| Sole Occupancy | $1349 | $1129 | $889 | |||
| Remark : Quotations listed are valid excluding the periods of Olympic Games staying in Beijing; May 01 to May 05 and Oct 01 to Oct 05 staying in Huangshan. | ||||||
Inclusions- Internal flights & taxes;
- Hotels with daily western breakfasts;
- Daily lunches and/or dinners at local finest restaurants;
- Excellent individual guide & driver;
- Private air-conditioned car or van for land transportation;
- Entrance fees to all tourist sites;
- Two bottles of mineral water per day;
- Government taxes.
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As you arrive at the Great Wall you will be amazed at the number of stalls and vendors selling their wares! Everyone descends on you all at once screaming in your direction "Halloooo, mr. looky, haloooo" We were not prepared for this as it was our first day in Beijing.
You have to climb a fairly steep hill before reaching the entrance of the Wall where you will purchase your ticket. Lined up amongst either side are dozens of vendors. Walk on by, ignore their requests for you to stop. Stopping at ONE place seems to incite a "feeding frenzy" from vendors down the line.
Ok, here's what we learned after a couple of days (actually, by the time we'd reached Guilin)...
As westerners, we're not used to ignoring people when they speak to us. It is considered rude to not look their way and acknowledge their "hellos", specially when in a strange land. You will learn to disconnect after a couple of frustrating encounters...it'll just happen. It's all part of being in Asia. Do not stop walking and do not "enter the zone". Each vendor has a zone he/she has staked out. Do not touch anything or, take something in your hand. This implies actual interest on your part. Do not ASK how much something is....also implies willingness to enter into bartering. Above all else, do not say: "Later, when I come back down". They'll take that as a promise and try to hold you to it. Do not be intimidated (and you will be) into returning! Vendors are very adept at remembering your face and even name if you give it to them and be pushing themselves on you on your long and exhausting trip back down the wall. Finally, realize that things here are usually more expensive than back in the shopping areas of Beijing. Touts depend on your need to pick up something from the wall.