Be it a fun packed China tour that takes you into some of the farfetched areas of this vast continent and brings you closer to diverse communities, cuisines and newer experiences; or a more urbanized Shanghai- Beijing tour that reveals the many manmade wonders and cultural attributes of these most developed cities of the world –you are certainly spoiled for choice on Oriental soils. As a tourist longing for spirited adventure and exciting fun, there is certainly a lot on your cards here.
Would you rather opt for a 9 day Shanghai-Guilin-Xian-Beijing tour or one that makes you linger longer on Chinese soils and enjoy its festivities, art forms and many bounties? As you go ahead with your plans of a touring the beautiful landscapes of China, these tips and guidelines will surely come in handy and help you plan out the best places to see during your holiday.
A reputed tour operator goes a long way in assisting your vacation plans. He also helps by offering bilingual tour guides that move around with you in popular tourist destinations, explaining the various exciting things that come your way. As the Chinese population rarely speaks or understands English, it is very convenient to have the services of these guides by your side.
Beijing
China’s economic as well as cultural capital, Beijing is known for its historical origin, ancient architecture and opulent culture. Dating back to more than 500,000 years into ancient civilizations, this country makes you look forward to seeing many mansions, palaces, towers, royal gardens, temples as well as modern structures. The places worth visiting in Beijing include Tiananmen Square, The Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, the Lama Temple, the Great Wall of China sprawling across at Badaling, the Forbidden City and a host of other interesting places. An enthralling Beijing Opera makes your trip to this culturally rich city complete.
Xian
After offering some interesting moments in Beijing, your tour operator will mark the next stop at Xian, located in Shaanxi province. Tourists love to shop in the many quaint department stores in this city known for the Tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang, the TerraCotta Army, Traditional Chinese Medicine Markets, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, and yes, the Great Mosque. After spending a couple of days in Xian, you may like to proceed to Guilin.
Guilin
Oft visited for its karsts Limestone Mountains, inspiring caves and stone forests set amidst fantastic peaks; Guilin lures with its cruise on the Lijiang River, the mesmerizing mountain landscapes of Yangshuo, the Red Flute Caves and the Red Flute Caves and the famous Elephant Trunk Hill.
Shanghai
Last but certainly not the least, a tour of Shanghai beckons you to experience China in its own way……. But then, that’s another story.
Enjoy!
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