13 Days In-depth Xinjiang Silk Road Adventure Tour

Silk Road Tour

Embark on an unforgettable journey along the ancient Silk Road, tracing its historic path from Chang’an (modern-day Xi’an) through the Hexi Corridor, across the Western Regions, and to the shores of the Mediterranean. Xinjiang, known as the Western Regions in antiquity, served as a vital nexus along this fabled trade route, hosting over 36 kingdoms that thrived as cultural and commercial hubs. Our Silk Road Adventure Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of both the southern and northern segments of the Silk Road in Xinjiang, with visits to legendary cities such as Turpan, Korla, Kuqa, Kashgar, and Tashkurgan. Along the way, immerse yourself in the rich history and diverse traditions of these ancient civilizations, while also marveling at the breathtaking natural landscapes unique to Xinjiang – from the enigmatic Taklimakan Desert to the pristine azure waters of Heavenly Lake and Karakul Lake, and the awe-inspiring Pamirs Plateau. Experience the essence of Xinjiang on this unforgettable journey, where history, culture, and natural beauty converge to create a truly memorable adventure.

Highlights

Itinerary at a Glance

Tour map

Urumqi(1-3 Days)
Heavenly Lake,
Turpan Korla Kuqa(4-6 Days)
Flaming Mountain Grand Canyon, Tuyuk Valley，Jiaohe Ancient City,Karez System, Turpan Museum,Subash Ruins, Kuqa Grand Mosque, Kuqa Royal Palace, City Walls of Qing Dynasty, Old City of Kuqa
Minfeng hotan Kashgar (7-9 Days)
Taklimakan Desert,Hotan Museum, local family workshop,
Kashgar Tashkurgan (9-13 Days)
Kashgar Old Town, Ancient Tea House, Id Kah Mosque, Abakh Hoja Tomb,Karakul Lake, Muztagh Ata, Baishahu Lakes, Pamirs Plateau

Itinerary

Day 1 Urumqi Arrival

Urumqi airport/train station pick up and hotel check-in

Welcome to Urumqi, the vibrant capital city of Xinjiang Autonomous Region. Upon arrival at the airport/train station, you’ll be greeted by your tour guide and driver who will escort you to your hotel in downtown Urumqi for check-in. The remainder of the day is at your leisure to unwind and explore the city.

To reach Urumqi, you have various transportation options available. You can opt for flights from major cities such as Beijing, Xian, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, or take high-speed trains from Turpan, Dunhuang, Lanzhou, Xining, and more.

During your free time, consider exploring the following attractions:

Red Hill Park: Known as the symbol of Urumqi, this park offers a glimpse into local culture and lifestyle. Enjoy a leisurely stroll amidst lush greenery, and don’t miss the opportunity to admire panoramic views of Urumqi city from elevated vantage points within the park.
Erdaoqiao Grand Bazaar: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling market, where you can browse through a variety of stalls selling local snacks, handicrafts, souvenirs, and more. Take your time to soak in the colorful sights and sounds of this lively marketplace.

Your guide will be happy to provide recommendations and assistance as you explore the city. Enjoy your time in Urumqi!

Day 2 Urumqi - Heavenly Lake - Urumqi

Today’s highlight: Xinjiang Regional Museum, Heavenly Lake

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, embark on an enlightening journey with a visit to the Xinjiang Regional Museum, an essential destination for those interested in the ancient Silk Road and the rich history and culture of Xinjiang. Housing over 50,000 historical relics, including more than 400 National First-class relics, the museum’s most notable exhibit is the Mummy Hall, showcasing well-preserved mummies dating back over 4,000 years, including the renowned Loulan Princess.

Following your museum exploration, venture to the breathtaking Heavenly Lake (Tianchi), situated just 70 kilometers from downtown Urumqi. Board a park bus at the park entrance, which will transport you to the lake’s parking lot. From there, enjoy a leisurely 15-minute walk to the lakeside, where you’ll be greeted by the stunning scenery of Heavenly Lake and its surroundings.

You have several options to explore Heavenly Lake:

Take a scenic stroll around the lake on plank roads, with the flexibility to determine the length of your hike based on your preferences and physical condition.
Opt for a boat cruise to venture into the deeper areas of the lake and enjoy its tranquil beauty. Various boat options are available, including modern ships and Chinese-style vessels.
For a panoramic view of Heavenly Lake and the Tianshan Mountain Range, ascend Maya Mountain via a cable car ride, providing unparalleled vistas of the landscape below.

After immersing yourself in the natural splendor of Heavenly Lake, return to Urumqi by park bus and conclude your day’s adventures.

Day 3 Urumqi - Turpan

Today’s highlights: Flaming Mountain Grand Canyon, Tuyuk Valley，Jiaohe Ancient City

This morning, after a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic drive from Urumqi to Turpan, known as China’s hottest city and a significant outpost along the Silk Road. The journey takes approximately 2.5 hours, covering 167 kilometers of picturesque landscapes.

Upon arriving in Turpan, continue your expedition with a captivating drive of about 1 hour to Tuyu Valley, nestled amidst the awe-inspiring Flaming Mountain Grand Canyon. Marvel at the striking beauty of Flaming Mountain, characterized by its fiery red sandstone formations and unique rock formations carved by nature over millennia. Explore Tuyuk Valley, an Uighur enclave boasting a rich history dating back over 2,600 years. Discover Mazar Village, the oldest Uighur village in the valley, where villagers graciously invite travelers to visit their vineyards and sample fresh grapes or preserved fruits.

Returning to Turpan city, delve into the ancient history of the region with a visit to Jiaohe Ancient City, strategically situated along the ancient Silk Road. Explore the remarkably preserved earthen architecture of this ancient city, perched on a plateau and serving as a natural defense against invading forces. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Jiaohe City at the Jiaohe Cultural Village Museum before ascending the pathway uphill to explore its historical structural remains, including residential areas, official buildings, and Buddhist temples. Cap off your day with a breathtaking sunset over the ruins, offering a mesmerizing glimpse into the region’s storied past.

As the day’s adventures come to a close, retire to your accommodation in Turpan city for a well-deserved rest.

Day 4 Turpan - Korla

Today’s highlights: Karez System, Turpan Museum

After a nourishing breakfast, your day begins with a fascinating exploration of the remarkable Karez System, a testament to ancient engineering ingenuity. Considered one of China’s Three Greatest Ancient Projects alongside the Great Wall and the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, the Karez System is a unique irrigation system comprised of vertical wells, underground canals, ground canals, and waterlogging ponds. At the Turpan Karez Museum, delve into the history of this ingenious system through informative exhibits, including detailed models and real underground tunnels.

Continuing your journey of discovery, visit the Turpan Museum, a treasure trove of artifacts spanning prehistoric ages to the Tang Dynasty. Marvel at dinosaur fossils, terracotta figurines, clothing, utensils, weapons, and more, offering insights into the rich history of Turpan. Explore exhibits highlighting the region’s pivotal role on the Silk Road, emphasizing its significance in trade, water management, and agriculture. Ascend to the second floor to encounter millennia-old mummies, marvelously preserved in their tombs, providing a glimpse into ancient civilizations and burial customs.

With your cultural exploration complete, embark on a leisurely drive to Korla city, a scenic journey spanning approximately 5 hours. Along the way, take advantage of opportunities to pause, rest, and capture photos of the picturesque landscapes that grace the route. As the day draws to a close, settle in for a restful overnight stay in Korla city, ready to continue your adventure in Xinjiang.

Day 5 Korla - Kuqa

Today’s highlights: Subash Ruins, Kuqa Grand Mosque, Kuqa Royal Palace, City Walls of Qing Dynasty, Old City of Kuqa

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic drive spanning approximately 300 kilometers, leading you to Kuqa, a city steeped in historical significance as a prominent hub along the ancient Silk Road. Kuqa, once the capital of the Buddhist Kingdom of Kucha, played a pivotal role in facilitating cultural exchange and trade between East and West over two millennia ago. En route to Kuqa, pause to explore the Subash Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering a glimpse into Kuqa’s rich Buddhist heritage. Wander among the remnants of Buddhist temples, pagodas, and grottoes dating back to the height of Buddhist rule in the region.

Following a delightful lunch, continue your exploration with a visit to the Kuqa Grand Mosque, a testament to the city’s vibrant Islamic heritage. Admire the mosque’s magnificent architecture, characterized by ornate carvings adorning its yellow brick archway. Immerse yourself in the serene ambiance of this sacred site, which also houses the sole surviving religious court in Xinjiang.

Next, venture to the Kuqa Royal Palace, once the residence of the last king of the Kucha Kingdom. Delve into the fascinating history of the kingdom’s rulers through captivating exhibits in the palace museum. Marvel at the unearthed head sculptures representing diverse cultural influences, reflecting Kuqa’s international significance during the heyday of the Silk Road. Explore the surrounding area, including Linji Road, flanked by remnants of the Qing Dynasty City Walls, offering insights into the city’s complex historical dynamics.

Conclude your day with a leisurely stroll through the charming Old City of Kuqa, a vibrant enclave brimming with local culture and traditions. Meander along Resitan Road, the main thoroughfare of the old city, adorned with colorful Uygur courtyards and quaint earthen houses. Immerse yourself in the bustling local markets, where you can sample delectable snacks and peruse an array of souvenirs.

As the day draws to a close, retire to your accommodations in Kuqa city, reflecting on the rich tapestry of history and culture woven into the fabric of this enchanting Silk Road destination.

Day 6 Kuqa

Today’s highlights:Tianshan Mysterious Canyon, Kizil Gaha Beacon, Kizil Grottoe

Embark on an unforgettable adventure today as you delve into the breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Kuqa. Your journey begins with a visit to the renowned Kuqa Grand Canyon, also known as Tianshan Mysterious Canyon, a natural marvel that captivates visitors with its awe-inspiring beauty. Situated approximately 72 kilometers north of Kuqa city, this national geopark beckons with its rugged terrain and striking geological formations.

En route to the canyon, make a stop at the historic Kizil Gaha Beacon, a beacon tower with a storied past dating back over 1500 years. Despite its unassuming appearance, this beacon is believed to be one of the oldest surviving beacons in the world, serving as a testament to the region’s ancient history.

Upon arriving at Kuqa Grand Canyon, prepare to be enchanted by its surreal landscape characterized by towering red sandstone cliffs and meandering riverbeds. Embark on a leisurely hike through the canyon, immersing yourself in its otherworldly ambiance and marveling at the intricate rock formations that resemble mythical figures and animals. Take advantage of the ample shaded areas to rest and rejuvenate as you traverse this enchanting wonderland.

After exploring the canyon, continue your journey to the Kizil Grottoes, the most significant Buddhist grottoes in Xinjiang. Nestled amidst the rugged cliffs, these ancient grottoes showcase exquisite murals and architectural marvels dating back centuries. Despite facing the ravages of time and historical upheavals, the grottoes retain their cultural and artistic significance, offering a glimpse into the region’s rich Buddhist heritage.

Accompanied by knowledgeable guides, delve into the history and symbolism depicted in the grottoes’ intricate murals, gaining insight into the spiritual beliefs and artistic achievements of ancient civilizations. While some grottoes remain closed for protection, the ones accessible to visitors provide a compelling testament to the enduring legacy of Buddhist culture in the region.

As the day draws to a close, return to Kuqa city, where you can unwind and reflect on the day’s discoveries, marveling at the natural wonders and cultural treasures that abound in this enchanting corner of Xinjiang.

Day 7 Kuqa - Taklimakan Desert - Minfeng

Today’s highlight: Taklimakan Desert

Today’s journey will take you on an extraordinary adventure through the vast and enigmatic Taklimakan Desert, a mesmerizing landscape steeped in history and legend. Prepare for an unforgettable drive spanning approximately 660 kilometers, traversing the heart of this majestic desert.

As you embark on this epic journey, you’ll bear witness to the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Taklimakan Desert, the largest desert in China and the second-largest shifting desert in the world. Stretching over 1,000 kilometers from east to west and covering an area of 330,000 square kilometers, this formidable desert is shrouded in mystery and intrigue.

Driving through the desert, you’ll encounter towering sand dunes, some reaching heights of 300 meters, creating a mesmerizing landscape that shifts and changes with the wind. The desert’s unique topography features an array of sand formations, from pyramid-shaped dunes to intricate honeycomb patterns, evoking a sense of wonder and awe.

Throughout your journey, you’ll marvel at the remnants of ancient civilizations buried beneath the sands, including the legendary cities of Loulan, Xiaohe, and Jingjue. Archaeological discoveries in the Taklimakan Desert have unearthed precious relics and artifacts, shedding light on the rich cultural heritage of the region.

As you traverse the desert highway, your guide and driver will make stops at safe locations, allowing you to stretch your legs and immerse yourself in the surreal beauty of the desert landscape. Along the way, you’ll gain insight into the challenges and triumphs of constructing the highway through this vast expanse of shifting sands.

Upon reaching Minfeng County, you’ll check in to your hotel and have the opportunity to relax and unwind after a long day of exploration. Reflecting on your journey through the Taklimakan Desert, you’ll be filled with a sense of wonder and appreciation for the natural wonders and ancient mysteries that abound in this captivating desert landscape.

Day 8 Minfeng - Hotan

Today’s highlights: Hotan Museum, local family workshop

Today’s journey takes you to the enchanting oasis city of Hotan, nestled at the southwestern edge of the Taklimakan Desert. Hotan, with its rich history and vibrant culture, served as a vital hub along the ancient Silk Road, facilitating the exchange of goods, ideas, and cultures.

Upon arrival in Hotan, your first stop is the Hotan Museum, a treasure trove of artifacts that offer insights into the region’s long and storied past. Here, you’ll marvel at the exquisite relics unearthed from archaeological sites such as Niya, Yuetegan, and the Northern Tombs. From ceramics and jewelry to ancient coins and Buddhist sculptures, the museum’s exhibits provide a fascinating glimpse into Hotan’s ancient civilizations.

Next, you’ll have the opportunity to visit a local family workshop and witness the time-honored craft of Hotan Carpets being meticulously crafted. Renowned as “the cradle of Chinese carpet,” Hotan has a long-standing tradition of carpet weaving that dates back to the Han Dynasty. Using wool sourced from local Hotan sheep, these carpets are prized for their softness, elasticity, and durability. As you observe the intricate weaving process, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry and craftsmanship behind these exquisite carpets.

With the remainder of the day free to explore Hotan at your leisure, you can wander through the city’s old streets, browse local markets, or simply soak in the ambiance of this historic oasis town. Whether you choose to delve into its ancient ruins or immerse yourself in its bustling markets, Hotan offers a captivating blend of modernity and tradition that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Enjoy your time exploring this vibrant city and uncovering its hidden treasures.

Day 9 Hotan - Kashgar

Today’s highlights: Kashgar City

Today’s journey takes you along the fabled southern Silk Road, a route steeped in history and adventure. As you traverse the vast landscapes of Xinjiang, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of small oasis towns, rugged deserts, and rugged terrain.

Driving approximately 500 kilometers, or 7 to 8 hours, you’ll embark on a scenic road trip that offers glimpses into the region’s rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. Along the way, you’ll pass through charming villages and towns, each with its own unique character and charm.

While the journey may be long, rest assured that there will be rest areas along the route where you can stretch your legs, take in the scenery, and refresh yourself. These stops provide an opportunity to break up the journey and appreciate the diverse landscapes of Xinjiang.

Upon reaching Kashgar in the afternoon, you’ll have some free time to relax and recharge after the day’s travels. Whether you choose to unwind at your accommodation, explore the city’s vibrant streets, or sample local cuisine, take this time to immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of Kashgar and prepare for the adventures that lie ahead.

Day 10 Kashgar

Today’s highlights: Abakh Hoja Tomb, Id Kah Mosque, Kashgar Old Town, Ancient Tea House

After breakfast, go to visit the famous Kashgar Bazaar which is huge, busy, crowded, amazing, chaotic, interesting and colorful. Bazaar, in Uygur, means the large market. Kashgar Bazaar has been the largest and busiest trading center of West and Central Asia since the origin and flourish of the Silk Road. Here you can buy anything Muslim millinery to authentic Iranian saffron, from pashminas to carpets, from fruits to spices, from a cradle to a camel… or find a place to sit down to enjoy some local snacks, or just experience local culture. If you happen to visit Kashgar on a Sunday, don’t miss the opportunity to experience the Livestock Market, which takes place once a week on Sunday. By lunchtime, numerous sheep, camel, horse, cow and donkey will be driven by the Uyghur farmers and herders to squeeze through the gates of the bazaars for trade.

Continuing your Kashgar exploration, you will move to Abakh Hoja Tomb first which is not a simple tomb but an exquisite architectural complex including chapels, gardens, archways, etc., as the best place in the region to admire Uygur people’s extraordinary aesthetics and skills of Islamic architecture. It also offers a rare opportunity to see and learn about funeral custom celebrated Uygur families because there is a large Islamic family of five generations whose name is Abakh Hoja buried here. The Abakh Hoja was a local Islam master who had strengthened the spread of Islam in Kashgar area, which later earned a great reputation for him and his family.

Drive about 20 minutes to the exotic Kashgar Old Town where you can experience the authentic Uyghur living style. Explore the traditional earth buildings where local people are living in, walk through the famous Handicrafts Street where you can see how the local craftsman making handicrafts. It is a good place to buy some interesting souvenirs for your families and friends. You will also take a break and enjoy a cup of local tea at the Ancient Tea House which is more than 100 years old. The locals also like to spend some leisure time in the tea house with friends and families – drinking, chatting and playing music sometimes.Today’s activities end. Have a good rest in your hotel.

Day 11 Kashgar - Karakul Lake - Tashkurgan

Today’s highlights: Karakul Lake, Muztagh Ata, Baishahu Lakes, Pamirs Plateau

Today’s adventure takes you to the stunning Karakul Lake, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of the Pamirs Plateau. Despite the long drive of about 190 kilometers, which will take roughly 3 hours from Kashgar downtown, the journey promises to be a visual feast, offering glimpses of the rugged and awe-inspiring terrain of the Pamirs.

En route to Karakul Lake, you’ll have the opportunity to marvel at the striking beauty of the Pamirs Plateau, with its harsh snow-capped mountains, expansive grasslands, and serene villages dotting the landscape. Make a stop at Baishahu, also known as White Sands Dunes Lake, where you’ll be captivated by the tranquil waters framed by towering snow-capped peaks. Here, you’ll witness firsthand the unique geological phenomenon that gives rise to the white sand dunes surrounding the lake, offering a glimpse into the intricate interplay between the elements of nature.

Arriving at Karakul Lake around noon, you’ll be greeted by the breathtaking beauty of one of Central Asia’s most picturesque alpine lakes. Situated at an altitude of 3600 meters, Karakul Lake boasts stunning views of its pristine waters cradled by the towering peaks of the Pamirs. The azure waters of the lake contrast with the snow-capped peaks, creating a scene of unparalleled natural beauty. Take your time to explore the area, wander along the shores of the lake, and immerse yourself in the tranquil ambiance of this idyllic setting. Keep an eye out for Kirghiz nomads tending to their herds of sheep, horses, and camels, adding to the charm of the surroundings.

After soaking in the beauty of Karakul Lake, continue your journey to Tashkurgan, a beautiful Tajik town nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of the Pamirs. Here, you can unwind and relax, taking in the serene atmosphere of this remote and enchanting destination.

Enjoy your stay in Tashkurgan, and savor the memories of today’s unforgettable adventure amidst the majestic landscapes of the Pamirs Plateau.

Day 12 Tashkurgan - Kashgar

Today’s highlights: Tashkurgan Fort (Stone City), Alaer Golden Grassland

This morning promises a breathtaking experience as you witness the ethereal beauty of sunrise casting its golden hues upon the Stone City and the surrounding snow-capped mountains. Set your alarm early to capture the magical moments as the dawn light bathes the landscape in a palette of pink and gold, creating a scene of unparalleled beauty that is perfect for photography enthusiasts.

Following breakfast, embark on a journey to explore the legendary Stone City, also known as Tashkurgan Fort, a historic marvel that has stood for nearly 2000 years on the hillside overlooking the county. As you wander through the ruins of this ancient fortress, you’ll be transported back in time, imagining the bustling city that once thrived within its walls. Despite the ravages of wars and natural erosion, the Stone City still stands as a testament to the ingenuity and architectural prowess of its builders.

From the vantage point of the fortress, soak in panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, stretching across vast grasslands and deserts, with snow-capped peaks looming majestically in the distance. Marvel at the towering Muztagh Ata, standing sentinel over the ancient city, and admire the beauty of the Alaer Golden Grassland spread out below.

Take a leisurely stroll along the plank roads of Alaer Golden Grassland, reveling in the serene beauty of this pristine pastureland. As the morning sun bathes the grassland in golden light, you’ll be captivated by the tranquil beauty of this natural oasis, a haven for local nomads and their herds.

After immersing yourself in the beauty and history of Tashkurgan, bid farewell to this enchanting destination and begin your journey back to Kashgar city. As you return to the bustling streets of Kashgar, take time to reflect on the memories of your unforgettable adventure amidst the ancient ruins and breathtaking landscapes of the Pamirs Plateau.

Enjoy your evening in Kashgar city, reminiscing about the wonders you’ve encountered along the Silk Road, and savoring the experiences that will stay with you long after your journey comes to an end.

Day 13 Kashgar Departure

Kashgar airport/train station drop off

Today marks the conclusion of your unforgettable Xinjiang Silk Road tour. With cherished memories of ancient cities, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural wonders, take some time to reflect on the incredible journey you’ve embarked upon.

Enjoy a leisurely morning, savoring your last moments in Kashgar city before your departure. Perhaps take a stroll through the bustling streets, visit a local market to pick up some last-minute souvenirs, or simply relax and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic city.

When it’s time to depart, your tour guide and driver will escort you to the airport or train station, ensuring a smooth transition to your next destination. As you bid farewell to Xinjiang, carry with you the experiences and insights gained from your journey along the ancient Silk Road.

Though your adventure may be coming to an end, the memories you’ve created and the connections you’ve forged will stay with you for a lifetime. Until we meet again, may your travels be filled with wonder, discovery, and the spirit of adventure. Safe travels!

Recommended Add-on Options

+3~4 more days to Kanas to Explore Untouched Natural Beauty

Kanas is an area resplendent with virtually untouched natural beauty – turquoise lake, beautiful rivers and bays, pure snow mountains, thick wild forest, fresh air and peaceful Tuva minority villages. It is no doubt one of the most beautiful places in China. Its major attractions are Kanas Lake, Kanas Rivers, Kanas Three Bays, Hemu Village, Beautiful Peak, etc. To explore Kanas to the fullest, you should stay at least 3 full days in the nature reserve, usually 1 day for Hemu Village and 2 days for Kanas Lake Scenic Area (Kanas Lake, Kanas Rivers, Kanas Three Bays…).

Price: What’s Included & What’s Excluded

The price mentioned above is for a private tour for two individuals. Prices may vary depending on the travel date, group size, hotel category, itinerary, and potential fluctuations in currency exchange rates.

What’s Included?

Skilled drivers and comfortable air-conditioned vehicles at your service.
English-speaking local professional tour guide.
Hotel accommodation with breakfast.
Domestic flights (economy class) or second class tickets on high speed train according to the itinerary.
Tickets, scheduled activities and meals included in the itinerary.
Comprehensive accident insurance.（Passport information required)
We will assist you throughout the trip from initial planning to the end of the trip.

What’s Excluded?

Overseas flight tickets
Visa application costs
Individual expenditures
Additional charge for single occupancy rooms
Suggested extra activities
Arrival and departure transportation on the initial and final days
Gratuities for tour guides and chauffeurs

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Customize Your China Tour

The itinerary provided above is a sample that most travelers follow. However, we can tailor the tour to align with your preferences, interests, and budget. If you wish to extend the tour or have specific destinations and activities in mind, simply inform us. Our experienced travel experts will redesign the trip to meet your needs and offer you the best price. Share your ideas with us now >>

Transportation

During your private tour, you’ll be transported to various attractions within each city in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle. Our selected vehicles are spacious and driven by experienced drivers. For travel between destinations, we utilize domestic flights (economy class) or high-speed trains (second class, typically less than 6 hours). Upon arrival at airports or train stations, your local guides and drivers will greet you and escort you to your hotel.

Dining

“B” denotes breakfast, which will be provided at your hotel in the morning.
“L” indicates lunch. The restaurants we select are approved by local tourism authorities and maintain high sanitary standards. Your guide will assist with ordering dishes.
“D” signifies dinner. Dinners are not included in the itinerary, giving you the opportunity to sample authentic Chinese cuisine and local snacks. If you have specific dietary preferences or requirements (such as vegetarian, halal, kosher, Indian, or gluten-free), please inform us before booking. We will do our utmost to accommodate your needs.

Accommodation & Hotel Condition for Your China Tour

Ensuring a restful night’s sleep is crucial throughout your China tour. With our private tours, you have the freedom to choose from a range of hotel classes, whether it’s luxurious 5-star accommodations, comfortable 4-star lodgings, or economical 3-star options.

All the hotels selected in each destination are conveniently situated near commercial districts or popular tourist attractions. Moreover, our longstanding partnerships with these hotels guarantee a consistent level of quality and service. Each hotel room is equipped with essential amenities such as windows, air conditioning, hot water, showers, and Wi-Fi, ensuring a luxurious and comfortable sleep experience. The English-speaking staff members are dedicated to providing high-quality service and are readily available to assist with any requests or preferences you may have.

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