Partially Escorted
Moderate Pace
Small Group
7 Days
✓ Small group tour, up to 20 guests only
✓ Incredible sightseeing including the Forbidden City, Simatai section of the Great Wall of China, the incredible Terracotta Warriors, on cruise shore excursions & the pandas of Chengdu
✓ 9 nights in central 5-star accommodation throughout mainland China
✓ 1 night in a feature Inspiring Stay experience overlooking the Great Wall of China
✓ 3 nights in central 4-star accommodation in Hong Kong
✓ 4 nights on board the Yangtze Gold cruise
✓ Airport transfers included on the first day
✓ Breakfast daily, 6 lunches and 5 dinners including a welcome dinner and Inspiring Taste experience
✓ Fully guided by professional English-speaking tour guides throughout mainland China
✓ Local guide during city sightseeing in Hong Kong
✓ Comfortable, dedicated transportation throughout
✓ High speed rail tickets from Shanghai to Beijing to Xi'an and Chongqing to Chengdu
✓ Internal flights from Xi’an to Yichang and Chengdu to Hong Kong
✓ In-depth sightseeing and entrance fees as per the itinerary
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