PT-08 Guilin / Beijing / Xi'an (8 days / 7 nights)
Date: 23 – 30 November, Sunday to next Sunday
Price: HK$13,400 per person (room for Twin Sharing)
HK$16,700 per person (room for Single Sharing)
Hotel: 4-star hotel
(Minimum 10 persons)
Flight & Time (to tour destination): CZ3032 (1950/2045)*
Flight & Time (return to Hong Kong): MU203 (1430/1705)*

Day 1 Hong Kong – Guilin (Meal: at your own cost)
Take a flight from Hong Kong to Guilin in the evening. Transfer to the hotel upon arrival.

Day 2 Guilin (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, spend the day on an idyllic cruise, sailing down the Li River to the breathtaking village of Yangshuo. Lunch is provided on board. Yangshuo is a beautiful and sedate ancient Chinese city famous for its rich produce including sweet oranges, tangerines, pomelos, persimmons, chestnuts and kumquats. Before leaving for Guilin, explore a local market overflowing with traditional Chinese gifts such as porcelain, silk and jade. Dinner consists of wonderful local cuisine; followed by a traditional dance show, starring richly costumed Chinese actors.

Day 3 Guilin – Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, embark on a tour to the lovely Reed Flute Cave and Elephant Trunk Hill. The Reed Flute Cave is an enchanting water-eroded cave housing a spectacular world of impressive stalactites stone pillars and rock formations created by carbonate deposition. Situated majestically on the western bank of Li River, the Elephant Trunk Hill contains a large natural arch resembling the trunk of an Elephant dipping into the river and is a landmark of the Guilin landscape. Fly to Beijing in the afternoon. On arrival, transfer you to hotel and enjoy your free time at leisure in the evening.

Day 4 Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, gear up for a day visiting the breathtaking Great Wall, regarded as the 7th Wonder of the World. A massive project in ancient history, taking over 2,000 years to build it is the longest human-made architectural structure in the world. After visiting the magnificent miracle created by the Chinese people, visit Summer Palace, which is the most famous regal garden in China. This supreme garden was once a summer resort for Chinese Emperors, and was built early in the 1750s. It is praised as one of the most impressive museum gardens in China. After dinner, enjoy an exciting Chinese Kung Fu show or acrobatic show.

Day 5 Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
In the morning, explore the capital's famous Hutong (alleys formed by lines of traditional courtyard residences) district on board an old fashioned pedicab. Then visit the Forbidden City, the most magnificent treasure-filled Imperial Palace in China located in the middle of Beijing and now housing the Palace Museum. For almost five centuries, it served as the home of the Emperor and his household, and was the ceremonial and political centre of Chinese government. Then visit the infamous Tian An Men Square, the large plaza near the center of Beijing. For dinner, enjoy Peking duck in a famous local restaurant.

Day 6 Beijing – Xi'an (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch)
After breakfast, visit the celebrated Temple of Heaven constructed in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and enlarged in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), a complex of Taoist buildings, visited by the Emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for rich harvest. If time permits, a trip to a local antique market will be arranged. Fly to Xi'an in the afternoon. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel and enjoy a free evening.

Day 7 Xi'an (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
In the morning, discover the unique, world-famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum first. These are the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century and have been regarded as the 8th Wonder of the World. Over 2,200 years ago, the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, ordered the construction of an Army of 8,099 Terra Cotta warriors and horses near his Mausoleum for the purpose of ruling another empire in the afterlife. It covers an area of 16,300 square metres and is a spectacular site, not to be missed by any visitor to China. After lunch, visit Big World Goose Pagoda built in 652 during the Tang Dynasty and a symbol of the old-line Xian and a holy place for Buddhists, housing ancient Buddhist relics from India. After enjoying an opulent Chinese Banquet for dinner, you will be entertained by, the Tang Dynasty Show.

Day 8 Xi'an – Hong Kong (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch)
In the morning, visit the Ming Dynasty City Wall representing one of the oldest and best-preserved Chinese city walls. Then travel to the stunning Great Mosque in Xi'an's Muslim quarter which was first built in the Tang Dynasty and still used by Chinese Muslims today as a place of worship. The Great Mosque of Xi'an is almost completely Chinese in its construction and architectural style having neither domes nor traditional-style minarets. After lunch, transfer to the airport for the return flight back to Hong Kong and end this fabulous trip.
PT-08 Guilin / Beijing / Xi'an (8 days / 7 nights)
Date: 23 – 30 November, Sunday to next Sunday
Price: HK$13,400 per person (room for Twin Sharing)
HK$16,700 per person (room for Single Sharing)
Hotel: 4-star hotel
(Minimum 10 persons)
Flight & Time (to tour destination): CZ3032 (1950/2045)*
Flight & Time (return to Hong Kong): MU203 (1430/1705)*

Day 1 Hong Kong – Guilin (Meal: at your own cost)
Take a flight from Hong Kong to Guilin in the evening. Transfer to the hotel upon arrival.

Day 2 Guilin (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, spend the day on an idyllic cruise, sailing down the Li River to the breathtaking village of Yangshuo. Lunch is provided on board. Yangshuo is a beautiful and sedate ancient Chinese city famous for its rich produce including sweet oranges, tangerines, pomelos, persimmons, chestnuts and kumquats. Before leaving for Guilin, explore a local market overflowing with traditional Chinese gifts such as porcelain, silk and jade. Dinner consists of wonderful local cuisine; followed by a traditional dance show, starring richly costumed Chinese actors.

Day 3 Guilin – Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, embark on a tour to the lovely Reed Flute Cave and Elephant Trunk Hill. The Reed Flute Cave is an enchanting water-eroded cave housing a spectacular world of impressive stalactites stone pillars and rock formations created by carbonate deposition. Situated majestically on the western bank of Li River, the Elephant Trunk Hill contains a large natural arch resembling the trunk of an Elephant dipping into the river and is a landmark of the Guilin landscape. Fly to Beijing in the afternoon. On arrival, transfer you to hotel and enjoy your free time at leisure in the evening.

Day 4 Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
After breakfast, gear up for a day visiting the breathtaking Great Wall, regarded as the 7th Wonder of the World. A massive project in ancient history, taking over 2,000 years to build it is the longest human-made architectural structure in the world. After visiting the magnificent miracle created by the Chinese people, visit Summer Palace, which is the most famous regal garden in China. This supreme garden was once a summer resort for Chinese Emperors, and was built early in the 1750s. It is praised as one of the most impressive museum gardens in China. After dinner, enjoy an exciting Chinese Kung Fu show or acrobatic show.

Day 5 Beijing (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
In the morning, explore the capital's famous Hutong (alleys formed by lines of traditional courtyard residences) district on board an old fashioned pedicab. Then visit the Forbidden City, the most magnificent treasure-filled Imperial Palace in China located in the middle of Beijing and now housing the Palace Museum. For almost five centuries, it served as the home of the Emperor and his household, and was the ceremonial and political centre of Chinese government. Then visit the infamous Tian An Men Square, the large plaza near the center of Beijing. For dinner, enjoy Peking duck in a famous local restaurant.

Day 6 Beijing – Xi'an (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch)
After breakfast, visit the celebrated Temple of Heaven constructed in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and enlarged in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), a complex of Taoist buildings, visited by the Emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties for annual ceremonies of prayer to Heaven for rich harvest. If time permits, a trip to a local antique market will be arranged. Fly to Xi'an in the afternoon. Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel and enjoy a free evening.

Day 7 Xi'an (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)
In the morning, discover the unique, world-famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum first. These are the most significant archeological excavations of the 20th century and have been regarded as the 8th Wonder of the World. Over 2,200 years ago, the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, ordered the construction of an Army of 8,099 Terra Cotta warriors and horses near his Mausoleum for the purpose of ruling another empire in the afterlife. It covers an area of 16,300 square metres and is a spectacular site, not to be missed by any visitor to China. After lunch, visit Big World Goose Pagoda built in 652 during the Tang Dynasty and a symbol of the old-line Xian and a holy place for Buddhists, housing ancient Buddhist relics from India. After enjoying an opulent Chinese Banquet for dinner, you will be entertained by, the Tang Dynasty Show.

Day 8 Xi'an – Hong Kong (Meal: Breakfast / Lunch)
In the morning, visit the Ming Dynasty City Wall representing one of the oldest and best-preserved Chinese city walls. Then travel to the stunning Great Mosque in Xi'an's Muslim quarter which was first built in the Tang Dynasty and still used by Chinese Muslims today as a place of worship. The Great Mosque of Xi'an is almost completely Chinese in its construction and architectural style having neither domes nor traditional-style minarets. After lunch, transfer to the airport for the return flight back to Hong Kong and end this fabulous trip.