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101 : Essence of China

Beijing - Xian - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Shanghai

The itinerary perfectly shows to the world a combination of neoteric China as well as Ming-Qing royal cultural relics - Beijing, the ancient fascination of China in Xian, the breathtaking natural sceneries - Guilin and a modern metropolis - Shanghai.

102 : Golden Triangle Trip

Beijing - Xian - Shanghai

The cities reward explorers! Yin and Yang, Stone Lions, Feng Shui, Chi'pau and Jade cultures and so on are not only the keywords of the past! The three highlight cities build up a golden angle of China!

103 : China Highlight Cities Tour

Beijing - Xian - Shanghai - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Hongkong

Traveling from north to south of China, this itinerary is a harmonious blend of unique historical legacies in Beijing and Xian, old and modern comparison in Shanghai, picturesque landscape in Guilin, as well as the thriving atmosphere in Hong Kong.

104 : Memories of China Travel

Hongkong - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Xian - Shanghai - Beijing

For those who want a first taste of traveling in China, this itinerary well presents more than a highly acclaimed combination of the contemporary international metropolis, the most fascinating scenery plus historical and cultural ancient capitals.

105 : Ethnic Minority Wonders

Beijing - Xian - Kunming - Lijiang - Kunming - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Shanghai

Apart from including the most popular historical and cultural tourist sites, this route also greets tourists with unique natural sceneries, characteristic architectural styles and rich ethnic folk customs of minority areas in the southwest of China.

106 : Classical Gardens & Ancient Water Town

Shanghai - Huangshan - Suzhou - Zhouzhuang - Suzhou - Hangzhou - Beijing

Besides the highlight cities, the tour also covers Mt. Huangshan, famous for its four superb excellences "strange pines, absurd stones, sea of clouds, and hot springs", the exquisite royal gardens of Suzhou and enchanting West Lake of Hangzhou.

107 : Chinese Kungfu Tour

Beijing - Xian - Luoyang (Shaolin Temple) - Shanghai

Chinese Kungfu is universally acknowledged peerless in the world, while it originates from the Shaolin temple. This itinerary will take you to approach this cradle of the Martial Arts and appreciate the Buddhist sculptures of the Longmen Caves.

108 : East China Splendor

Shanghai - Hangzhou - Suzhou - Wuxi - Yangzhou - Zhenjiang - Yangzhou - Nanjing - Beijing

This carefully selected route will not only lead tourists to the distinguished metropolis, but shows major attractions in the land of silk, which fully embodies the graceful, ingenious and delicate side of landscapes in the eastern part of China.

109 : Relaxing Beach Tour

Shanghai - Guilin - Yangshuo - Guilin - Sanya - Hong Kong

Sanya has become the most favorable holiday resort of China nowadays, especially in winter seasons. This tour will lead you to Sanya where you may take time to enjoy yourself in the Oriental Hawaii - Yalong Bay, the most beautiful beach there.

110 : Mongolian Grassland Tour

Beijing - Hohhot - Datong - Beijing

This itinerary displays a series of grandiose and peculiar sceneries in northern China from the marvelous Great Wall and Forbidden City of Beijing; to the rich and immense grasslands in Hohhot, and the home of Yungang Grottoes - Datong.

111 : Journey to China Metropolis & Famed Mountain

Beijing - Huangshan - Hongcun Village - Shexian Country - Huangshan - Shanghai

Being popular, the route introduces the tourists to the world renowned ancient capital and the oriental Paris, to the splendid Mt Huangshan and well-preserved Hongcun Village, where one discovers every bit of scenery is worth painting and appreciating.

112 : China Ancient Town & Supernatural Zhangjiajie

Beijing - Xian - Zhangjiajie - Fenghuang - Zhangjiajie - Shanghai

Masterpiece of nature as it is, Zhangjiajie is endowed with unparalleled landscape that integrates odd peaks, verdant forests, flying falls and smooth lakes. While admiring the supernatural wonders, visitors can also marvel at China's famous historic sites.

113 : China Discovery & Confucius Culture Tour

Beijing - Jinan - Qufu - Taian - Jinan - Shanghai - Suzhou - Shanghai - Guilin - Longsheng - Yangshuo - Guilin - Guangzhou - Hongkong

A discovery to the most beautiful highlight cities of China will make this journey worthwhile and memorable. Also it is a good opportunity to learn about the Confucius culture by scheduling a visit to Confucius hometown, Qufu.

114 : Fairyland Jiuzhaigou & Giant Pandas Tour

Beijing - Chengdu - Jiuzhaigou - Huanglong - Chengdu - Leshan - Mt. Emei - Chengdu - Lijiang - Dali - Kunming

Starting from Beijing, this fantastic trip to the southwest of China will bring tourists a chance to view the breathtaking natural scenery in Jiuzhaigou, to pray at Buddhist shrine in Mt. Emei and to experience the folk customs of ethnic people in Yunnan.

115 : China Experience & Exploration Tour

Beijing - Datong - Pingyao - Xian - Chengdu - Leshan - Emei - Zigong - Dazu - Chongqing - Guilin - Kunming - Lijiang - Shanghai - Suzhou - Zhouzhuang - Shanghai

Along this route through a wide range of territories in China, one could take in the rich cultural heritages, ancient civilizations, splendid natural scenery, religious arts, peculiar ethnic folklores and so on, all of which will truly make tourists enthralled.

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Questions & Reviews

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Nov. 15,2009 21:39 Reply

Mr.kouah(USA) said:

Hello! could any body tell me?
I will take a trip to Beijing this month, what I want to know!
1 While I get out at the Airport door is there more Taxi aviable to take me to the Hotel?
2 I am not reserve the Hotel yet, But can I just walk in?

Nov. 16,2009 04:36
Ms.Lydia replied:

1. No, you need to walk to the taxi parking lot to wait in queue to ride.
2. Yes, but you will pay a higher price. Booking online in advance, you can get a better room rate.

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Nov. 10,2009 17:58 Reply

Mrs.Stowell(usa) said:

We will be getting off a cruise ship in Singapore and want to spend some time at the Great Wall, Tiennamim (don't think I spelled that right) and Terracotta warriors before leaving that part of the world. Any suggestions on the best wat to get to Beijing and hook up with a tour that will take us to those places.

Nov. 10,2009 21:14
Mr.Diaz replied:

No doubt that you need to take flight from Singapore to Beijing. It's better that arrange your tour with a travel company ahead. They can take care of everything for you and can save the time for you.

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Sep. 28,2009 12:53 Reply

Mr.MD MOKTAR HOSSAIN(BAGLADESH) said:

i would like goto china now i need hotel reservation latter how can i got?please help me.

Sep. 30,2009 01:14
Ms.Joanna replied:

It seems that this site offers hotel reservation in China. I'm not sure whether the price is competitive or not, maybe you can have a try. I've been told the service is good. http://www.travelchinaguide.com/hotel/

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Sep. 21,2009 01:50 Reply

Mr.Enas said:

In autumn, I assume 80 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and 60-70 degrees Fahrenheit at night, so just a light wind breaker, jacket with umbrella, correct?

Sep. 22,2009 02:59
Ms.Mylene replied:

Normally, the most comfortable season to travel in China is early autumn (September to early October). During that period, temperatures are reasonable throughout China (about 50-72F) with a limited amount of rain.

For your information, you may bring light weight clothing such as long-sleeved shirts or T-shirts, plus one or two jackets and sweaters. Comfortable footwear suitable for walking is favorable.

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Sep. 13,2009 20:22 Reply

Mr.Shannon said:

We were wondering if you knew where we can get a sim card so we can have a local cell phone number when we are traveling in China.

Sep. 15,2009 04:41
Ms.Phobe replied:

Usually, the foreign mobile phone is not compatible with the Chinese SIM card, so, you will also need to buy a local cell phone.

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Sep. 6,2009 19:35 Reply

Mr.Rafael(USA) said:

I would like to tour the most interesting sites in Datong (including the Hanging Temple) and at the end of the day get back to Beijing (this would be either by bus or by car with a driver. Not train). Is it possible?

Sep. 7,2009 03:18
Ms.Heidi replied:

It is impractical to visit the hanging Monastery in Datong and then transfer to Beijing the same day. From what I've heard, it takes more than 6 hours by car from Datong to Beijing. Never try to driving at night, it is dangerous and tried after a day tour.

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Sep. 3,2009 20:08 Reply

Mr.Sanjay said:

Is it possible to rent a wheel chair for 80 yr. old woman?

Sep. 7,2009 02:06
Mr.Eugene replied:

Most 4 or 5 star hotels provide the renting service. You need to pay for the deposit, and sometimes it is not very new. If you have your own one, you can bring your own actually.

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Aug. 31,2009 01:22 Reply

Mr.Nathan w. Burja said:

Are there any trains from Dong Guan to Chongqing?

Sep. 1,2009 02:34
Mr.Roberto replied:

No. No matter how you transfer to Chongqing from DongGuan, train or flight, you have to go to Guangzhou first. Just for your reference, the train from Dong Guan to Chongqing costs 30 hours.

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Aug. 19,2009 20:28 Reply

Mr.Ganesh said:

Is there some reason that most of the trips are done starting from Beijing or Shanghai?

Aug. 20,2009 04:05
Ms.MAGGIE20085888(China) replied:

Shanghai and beijing is most biggest city in china ! Cause they have many international airlines , beijing is in north and shanghai is in south ! I think it is no matter to start from any city :)

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Aug. 19,2009 03:26 Reply

Ms.Sue (England) said:

A great vacation to Tainshan is coming soon for us. We tentatively expect that we would stay the first night in Taian, the second night at the top of Taishan, and the third night in Qufu ... but are open to suggestions!

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