Memorable 6 Days 5 Nights Xian Tour Package

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welcome to Beijing, the iconic city and capital of China! You will be met by our local tour guide at the arrival hall of Beijing Airport / train station, and escorted to your downtown hotel by a private comfortable vehicle. The rest of the day is your own to relax. If you want to explore nearby areas, feel free to get some practical suggestions from your tour guide.

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After breakfast, start to explore the historical face of Beijing with a brief visit to Tienanmen Square, now the largest city plaza in the world.

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After breakfast, drive about 70 km to witness one of the Seven Wonders of the World - the Great Wall. Visit the Mutiny, a less crowded yet well-preserved segment of the Great Wall built in the Ming Dynasty.

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After breakfast, drive to the imperial site – Temple of Heaven. Originally used to pay homage to Heaven and pray for harvest, the Temple of Heaven is one of the most brilliant ancient architectures in China. It is also an outstanding masterpiece of classic imperial buildings throughout Chinese history. Nowadays, it becomes a bustling place for locals to take part in traditional activities, such as Tai Chi, dancing, kite flying, water calligraphy, etc.

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Day 5 Xian ( B, L ) After breakfast, drive about 40 km to discover one of the greatest man-made wonders in the world – the Terracotta Warriors and Horses, built by the first emperor of China to protect him in his afterlife. Over 8,000 life-size warriors, horses and chariots, buried in 3 pits for more than 2,000 years until uncovered by a local farmer in 1974, form an ancient military army with complete battle units of infantry, cavalry, etc. Standing in front of these figures, one can’t help being amazed not only by the ambition of Emperor but also by the fabulous artistic skills of ancient Chinese artisans.

Day 6 Xian Departure ( B ) After breakfast, head to Temple, a famous Buddhist translation site during the Tang Dynasty. Big Wild Goose Pagoda is the most famous building in the temple. The pagoda, rising to a height of 64.5 meters, was built by the famous Buddhist master to preserve classic scriptures he bought back from India during the early Tang Dynasty.