10 Days Hong Kong to Beijing
Overview
This tour starts from Hong Kong Beijing, then to Yangshuo, Shanghai, Xian, and Beijing for 10 days to explore these well-known sites including Terra-Cotta Warriors, The Great Wall, Bund, Li River, and Victoria Harbor!
From Hong Kong travel to Yangshuo and see the stunning Li River and Karst Mountains. From Yangshuo travel to Xian and explore the Muslim Quarters, The Old City Wall and The Terra Cotta Warriors.
Next from Xian to Shanghai and explore Yuyuan Garden, Xintiandi, and Shanghai Museum as well as many other.
Your final destination is to Beijing. See the 600-year-old Mutianyu Great Wall before ending your 10 days China Hong Kong to Beijing unforgettable holiday!
Highlights
- Visit The Forbidden City, Tian'anmen Square in Beijing
- Visit Yuyuan Garden, Xintiandi, and Shanghai Museum
- Take the bullet train to Shanghai
- Explore the Muslim Quarter and the Old City Wall in Xian
- View the stunning Li River and Karst mountains in Yangshuo
- See the fantastic lights from Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong
Good to Know
Scheduling: Shared Tour
Languages offered on the Activity / Tour: English
Duration: 10 days
Printed or Mobile Voucher Accepted
A minimum of 2 people is required to book this tour
Easy CancellationCancelled inside 7 days prior to travel are non-refundable. Cancelled between 8 days to 15 days prior to travel - 50% The tour fee is refundable Cancelled between 16 days to 30 days prior to travel - 70% The tour fee is refundable Cancelled 31 days or more days prior to travel - 100% The tour fee is refundable Loss of money paid is as follows for day tour or activity without train/airfare involved: Cancelled inside 2 days(48 hours) prior to travel are non-refundable. Cancelled 2 days or more days prior to travel - 100% The tour fee is refundable.
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Inclusions
- Transport
- English speaking local tour guides
- Entrance Fees into monuments mentioned in the itinerary
- Bullet Train Ticket
- Guilin-Xian Domestic Flight
- Breakfast and Lunch
- /5* Accommodation
Exclusions
- Evening Meals/Drinks
- International Flights
- Personal Expenses
- Tips
- Travel Insurance
- Chinese Visa
What To Expect
Day 1: Arrival Hong Kong
Arrival day, you can get to the hotel on your own. Hotel information will be sent to you once it is booked. If you need, you can add the airport transfer on the booking.
At 7 pm, our guide will meet you in the hotel lobby, then go to Victoria Harbour to view the fantastic lights.
Day 2: Hong Kong -- Yangshuo
Free morning. Then you will take the one-hour train to Guangzhou where to connect next 2-hour train to Yangshuo, a picturesque small town with stunning Li River and Karst mountains.
You can wander around West Street this evening.
Day 3: Yangshuo
Today you can ride a bike to the Yulong River, and take the local boat on the Li River this afternoon.
Day 4: Yangshuo--Guilin–Xian
Transferred to Guilin airport to catch a 2-hour flight to Xian. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to Xian hotel.
Explore the Muslim Quarter and the OId City Wall this afternoon.
Day 5: Xian
Today you will take a one-hour ride to the well-known Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum. There are three pits in the museum where you will be impressed by the high-level art 2000 years ago.
Day 6: Xian--Shanghai
Take 6-hour bullet train to Shanghai this morning. Explore the Bund and Nanjing East road by metro this afternoon.
Day 7: Shanghai
City explores in Shanghai by metro and taxi today, you will visit Yuyuan Garden, Xintiandi, and Shanghai Museum etc.
Day 8: Shanghai--Beijing
Catch 5-hour bullet train to Beijing. This afternoon you will visit the Forbidden City, Tian'anmen Square.
Note: The Forbidden City closes on Monday, so you will visit it on Day 9 before the Great Wall if it is Monday on Day 8.
Day 9: Beijing
Today you will be transferred to Mutianyu Great Wall where you will climb up the Great Wall which was built 600 years ago. Afterwards, you will be transferred back to your hotel.
Day 10: Beijing
Today is departure day, and Beijing airport transfer is included. You will be transferred to Beijing Airport as per your flight itinerary, where the tour concludes
Pickup and Drop-off / Meeting Point
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Know Before You Go
- China operates on a 220V and uses a combination of US/European and Chinese style plugs in most hotel rooms. You can buy an international adaptor before the tour.
- Personal Expenses - Kindly check the inclusions for your tour, you will need to take some extra money to cover drinks, laundry and souvenirs, plus any additional sightseeing that may be offered to you. Based on the advice of previous customers an approximate amount of $250 per week should be sufficient; however for those that can’t resist a bargain, consider allocating a higher amount.
- If you're happy with the services provided then a tip - though not compulsory - is appropriate. Tipping is of great significance to the people who will take care of you during your travels, inspires excellent service, and is an entrenched feature of the tourism industry across China and other Asian countries. We recommend that any tips are given to the intended recipient by a member of your group, rather than collected and passed on by the group leader.
- You can check in 20 kg baggage and carry 5kg hand bag with you while boarding a flight in China. Please be aware, before boarding a flight in China that the Chinese authorities will only allow bottles onto aircraft if they have been checked in as main luggage. Any bottles in the hand luggage may be confiscated.
- We suggest you to take one main piece of lockable baggage and a shoulder bag. Total allowance: 44lbs/20kgs. Don’t overload yourself, because you have to carry your own baggage.
- We recommend that you contact your primary care physician or a travel doctor for advice on vaccinations and travel health and we advise that you check to see if your tetanus-diphtheria booster is still valid every 10 years.
- Insurance - Travel insurance is compulsory for all our customers. Please provide us with: the Insurance company, Policy number, 24-hour medical emergency contact number and the expiry date of the policy.
- Visas - A China visa is required for entry into China for all nationalities except Japan, Singapore and Brunei. Travellers holding APEC cards are allowed entrance visa free if their card has already been approved for China.
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