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China Tour: The Best of China |
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Nanjing Yangzi & the Three Gorges Terracotta Warriors Tiananmen & Forbidden City |
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Long perceived as one of the world’s most exotic destinations, today Shanghai remains a glamorous, vital consumer paradise and architectural marvel - a mesmerizing array of old and new and walking is a great way to explore the streets and get a feel for this enormous city. Nanjing is a city which has witnessed the highs and lows of humanity. Explore the Fu Zi Miao Area with its many interesting side streets with Qing buildings, gateways and cobblestone paths. Tour the massive Three Gorges Dam - a source of international controversy and technological wonder. After touring the dam site board a fast boat to travel through the Three Gorges themselves to BaiDi City at the mouth of Qutang Gorge - a site closely associated with the events of the Chinese classic Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Capital of Chinese empires for more than 2000 years, Xi’an is a city of ancient treasures - the most magnificent and famous of which is the Terracotta Army of Qin Shi Huang Di. The thousands of soldiers, crafted in intricate detail, stand in battle formation to guard the mausoleum of the emperor who ordered their creation. The city has many other attractions including the Great Mosque, a wonderfully serene place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and fantastic evening food markets. Tiananmen Square, the elaborate grandeur of the Forbidden City and 2000 year old Great Wall are just a few of the attractions that Beijing has to offer. Tiananmen, the Gate of Heavenly Peace, shields the Forbidden City from the vase expanse of the Square. Its lavish palaces and ornate courtyards tell their own story of China’s rich history and the surrounding hutongs (old alleyways) reveal the traditional life of the city. |
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Departures This is a suggested itinerary. It may be extended, shortened and/or otherwise tailored for you to fit your time frame, specific interests etc. |
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