| 3 Days All Inclusive Xian No Shopping Tour (Tour code: EGXA3) | |
| Themes:History, Culture | |
| Destinations: Shanghai - Shaanxi Xian - Shanghai | |
| From: 3980 RMB |  |
| Destination | Shanghai - Xian |
| Activities | You go to the airport for your group’s evening flight to Xi'an. After arrival you meet with your private English-speaking guide and driver, and then transfer to your hotel for check in. Xi'an was the capital of China for more than 1000 years and home to 13 different dynasties. With the Qinling Mountains to the south and the Weihe River to the north, it is in a favorable geographical location surrounded by water and hills. Xi'an‘s historical sights can be visited year-round. |
| Attractions | None |
| Meals | Not Incl. |
| Accommodation | 4* centrally located hotel |
| Destination | Xian |
| Activities | Today you will visit what by many has been described as the most important archeological find of the 20th century, the truly amazing Qin Terracotta Army. This clay army of more than 1000 restored figures and 6000 still buried, all life-sized, is a marvel. You spend a few hours taking in this massive clay army, built more than 2000 years ago, and later you will have a short visit to a Yaodong, a distinctive cave dwelling dug into the mountains. Then you drive back to Xi’an city center and explore the Muslim Quarter as well as the Drum and Bell Tower Square. In the evening you will enjoy the famous Dumpling Banquet. |
| Attractions | Qin Terracotta Army, Yaodong, Muslim Quarter, Bell and Drum Tower Square, Dumpling Banquet Dinner |
| Meals | Breakfast, lunch, dinner |
| Accommodation | 4* centrally located hotel |
| Destination | Xian - Shanghai |
| Activities | Today you see more of Xi'an’s remarkable historic sites. We start at the City Wall, a well preserved ancient wall dating back to the Ming Dynasty (1374 AD). The wall runs around the entire center of Xi'an. You may hire a bike to ride on the wall. Later you visit the Small Wild Goose Pagoda built 1300 years ago in Jianfu Temple. In here you also watch a short shadow puppet performance. Shadow puppet performance is a traditional Chinese art with a history of more than 2000 years. In the afternoon, you drive to visit the Han Yangling Underground Museum. It may not be as big as the Qin Terracotta Army counterpart, but is an excellent sight as the see-through floor allows us to get very close to the 2000 years old clay figures. A wonderful tour of Xian is almost over, your guide will bring you to the airport and assist with the check in formalities, before you board your late afternoon or evening plane and begin the journey home. |
| Attractions | City Wall, Small Wild Goose Pagoda, Shadow puppet performance, Han Yangling Mausoleum |
| Meals | Breakfast and lunch |
| Accommodation | Not Incl. |
| Price information | |
Double occupancy: 3980 RMB/adult Double occupancy: 2980 RMB/child (2 -12 years old child who occupy hotel bed, not incl. entrance tickets) No occupancy: 900 RMB/infant (0 - 2 years old baby who does not occupy hotel bed, does not occupy a seat on the flights) Single room extra: 500 RMB Luxury upgrade: available GUARANTEED no shopping stops
Travel dates Group 1: August 21th - August 23nd, 2020 (Friday- Sunday) Group 2: September 18th - September 20th, 2020 (Friday- Sunday)
Group 3: October 16th - October 18th, 2020 (Friday- Sunday) |
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| Price including |
Return flight tickets Shanghai/Xian (please inquire about prices for flights from other cities) Two nights of accommodation as listed English-speaking local guide for sightseeing as in proposal Private bus for sightseeing as in proposal Meals and entrance fees as listed Travel agency responsibility insurance Chinese travel accident insurance Chinese government tax Tips for guide and driver |
| Price not including |
Entrance tickets for children under 12
Personal expenses
Anything not listed in itinerary |
| Important tour information |
About travel to Xian 1. Please check the weather forecast before departure and prepare accordingly. Please see http://www.weatherforecastmap.com/china/xi'an 2. Xi’an traffic is OK. Please be prepared for some time spent on the tour bus while driving between sights. 3. At places where tourists go, scammers may try to trick you into buying fake goods. Please use caution when approached. 4. Take care of your belongings in crowded places. Our Hotel Policy: Keeping our guests' comfort in mind, we prefer to stay in central located hotels right next to the Bell Tower in central Xian. Also important: 1. Please perform a thorough health check before traveling. If your health is not good enough please refrain from traveling. Most major tourist destinations in China have good health care services, but on tours to remote or high altitude destinations you should make sure your health allows you to travel to these destinations. Genuine China Tours will bear no responsibility in case of any accident, relapse or discomfort. 2. Disabled persons should be accompanied by their own aid instruments or an accompanying person. Genuine China Tours cannot provide aid instruments. 3. While traveling please adhere to instructions from your guide and stay clear of any dangers and/or annoyances. 4. Genuine China Tours reserves the right to refuse participation on a tour if the traveler is deemed unfit to participate or will be a nuisance to other travelers. 5. On tours to remote areas or high altitude areas accommodation and restaurants may not be up to standard. You should be prepared for this if choosing a tour to these areas. 6. Please make sure to bring items that may be necessary, like windproof jacket, umbrella, sun screen (sun lotion), health related articles, items of personal nature etc. |
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