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Bank transferDistance from Beijing to Xi’an is 1200km. Xi’an was once known as Chang’an in ancient times,
meaning Eternal Peace and was home to the Zhou, Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties. (Capital city of 13
different Chinese dynasties). The fist China emperor, Qin Shi Huang buried with thousands of life sized hand-molded figures, known as Bingmayong, the Terra Cotta Army. This is the most famous
sight-seeing of Xi’an, which has become an international symbol of China’s history. Xi’an is situated in
the central China providing crossroads for many cultures, cuisines, and the end of the Silk Road.
Day 1, Arrive in Beijing, met and welcomed by your guide. Temple of
Heaven, Transfer to hotel and check in
Day 2, Tian’anmen Square, Forbidden City, National Center for the
Performing Arts(outside venue) Silk Store, Acrobatic Show
Day 3, Watch local people doing Taichi Boxing in Park
Summer Palace, Pearl Factory, Bird Nest(outside venue)
Day 4, Cloisonné Factory, Sacred Way Great Wall at Badaling Section
(2 hours on Great Wall) Transfer to Railway Station for train to Xian
Z19 2130
Day 5, 0828 Arrive in Xi’an, transfer to hotel Breakfast at Hotel.
New Provincial Museum, City Wall Hotpot Dinner
Day 6, Museum of Terra Cotta Warriors & Horses, Factory of Duplicated
Terra- Cotta Warriors, Chinese Herbs Market Transfer to Railway
Station for train to Xian Z20 2028
Day 7, 0717 Arrive in Beijing. Transfer to hotel for BBF. Hutong Tour by
Rickshaw, Peking Duck Dinner
Day 8, Transfer to the airport for the departure flight
Cost includes:
- Complimentary gift for each guest: English Map of Beijing and
China
- 4/5 Star standard hotel accommodation in Beijing/Xi’an with
BBF daily
- Service of professional English-speaking guide in Beijing/Xi’an
- Meals as specified on itinerary
- Escorted sightseeing; Attractions and Cultural Shows Entrance
Tickets as specified on itinerary
- Ground transportation including arrival/departure transfer as
specified on itinerary
- Soft sleeper train tickets : Beijing-Xi’an and return
Cost excludes:
- International airfare to/from China, visa-processing fees,
travels insurance.
- Personal expenses such as alcoholic beverages, excess
luggage fees, telephone charges, room service and laundry
charges
- Tips to the guides, drivers and porters in China
Package Cost:
Shoulder season 03-2024 | 06-2024 | 08-2024
2-5 pax.
€ 710
6-9 pax.
€ 650
10+ pax.
€ 540
Peak season 04-2024 | 05-2024 | 09-2024 | 11-2024
2-5 pax.
€ 725
6-9 pax.
€ 665
10+ pax.
€ 560
Off season 12-2024 | 02-2024
2-5 pax.
€ 700
6-9 pax.
€ 640
10+ pax.
€ 505
Apply for visaBingling Thousand Buddha Caves
The Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves is located on the Small Jishi Hill, which is about 35 km (22 miles) west of Yonjing County in Lanzhou city. Bingling means ‘ten thousand buddhas” in the Tibetan language and is constructed in the Jin Dynasty (265-316). The statues date from various dynastic eras and show the differing cultures, clothing and physical features of the worshipped gods.
Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves
The Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves is located on the Small Jishi Hill, which is about 35 km (22 miles) west of Yonjing County in Lanzhou city. Bingling means ‘ten thousand buddhas” in the Tibetan language and is constructed in the Jin Dynasty (265-316). The statues date from various dynastic eras and show the differing cultures, clothing and physical features of the worshipped gods.
Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves
The Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves is located on the Small Jishi Hill, which is about 35 km (22 miles) west of Yonjing County in Lanzhou city. Bingling means ‘ten thousand buddhas” in the Tibetan language and is constructed in the Jin Dynasty (265-316). The statues date from various dynastic eras and show the differing cultures, clothing and physical features of the worshipped gods.
Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves
The Bingling Thousand Buddha Caves is located on the Small Jishi Hill, which is about 35 km (22 miles) west of Yonjing County in Lanzhou city. Bingling means ‘ten thousand buddhas” in the Tibetan language and is constructed in the Jin Dynasty (265-316). The statues date from various dynastic eras and show the differing cultures, clothing and physical features of the worshipped gods.
There are a few things to know before you enter China. Traveling to China can be a very special experience, but keep in mind that it does come with challenges. Do not worry! down below we have written down some tips for you before going to China, so you can be prepared at all times.
Get your visa before entering China
This might be one of the most important steps because without a visa you will not be able to enter China.