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Beijing (2-3 days)

– The Tian’anmen Square: The largest city square in the world.

– The Forbidden City: The largest imperial palace in China during the Ming and Qing dynasties with a history of around 600 years.

– Hutongs: the old narrow paths with lots of courtyard homes where common people are living. You will see the old houses and learn about the daily life of ordinary Beijing citizens.

– Prince Gong’s Mansion: a famous palace in the Qing Dynasty.

– Drum Tower: a two-story wooden tower built in the Yuan Dynasty.

– The Great Wall: a series of stone and earthen fortifications built and rebuilt between the 5th century BC and the 16th century. It is the symbol of China.

Xi’an (2-3 days)

– Old City Wall: An extension of the old Tang Dynasty structure boasting the most complete city wall that survives through Chinese long history.

– Big Wild Goose Pagoda: The pagoda where widely renowned Master Xuanzang (Monk Tripitaka) stored his classics brought from India.

– Terracotta Army and Horses: The greatest archaeological findings of the century: the army of terra-cotta warriors and the bronze chariots entombed in vast underground vaults at emperor Qin’s tomb.

– Tang Dynasty Show.

Lhasa (2-3 days)

– Walking on the old style Tibetan streets cloaked in mystery, taste the Tibetan food in the local restaurants, buy the Buddhist handicrafts and talk with the Lamas and residents.

– Potala Palace, a structure of massive portions. Its towering image is shown on all travel literature, but nothing can compare to your first sight of this incredible, amazing wonder of the world. It is absolutely awe-inspiring and you will be enchanted as you visit the rooms, halls and chapels of the palace.

– Jokhang Temple which is the spiritual center of Tibet. Everyday, pilgrims from every corner of Tibet trek here from long distances to worship. The temple is the product of Han, Tibetan and Nepalese architectural techniques.

– Barkhor Street which is the oldest street in this very traditional Tibetan city.

Shanghai (2-3 days)

– Yu Garden, a shining star among all the ancient Chinese gardens in Jiangnan. This garden fully embodies the traditional design of Chinese architecture with jagged pavilions with elegant decorations, glittering pools with roving fish, and pine trees sprouting to the sky, all designed to refresh your mood and spirit. Adjacent to the garden is the Yuyuan Bazaar where you can savor tasteful local snacks and explore elaborate traditional Chinese handicrafts and art works.

– Nanjing Road, a shopping paradise as well as a great place to take a wonderful walk to experience the modern atmosphere of the City. Lastly, you will stop at the Bund, originally a simple towpath for transporting goods but now transformed into a feverish trading district. You will stroll along the Bund, seeing and feeling the perfect fusion of Chinese and Western cultures while at the same time taking in the stunning Shanghai skyline with your own eyes!

– Acrobatic Show, including breathtaking “balls of death” acts, chair balancing, hula hoops, juggling of benches, walking in the air, and other breathtaking performances (usually performed during 19:30~21:00);

– Take a relaxing Huangpu River night cruise to see the city’s most significant edifices and streets sparkling under the atmospheric cover of darkness (about 50 minutes).