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Cover China’s headline sites in 15 days: from the Forbidden City and Mutianyu Great Wall to the Terracotta Warriors, Li River scenery and a multi-day Yangtze cruise. Expect busy travel days, rich regional cuisine and a deep dive into Chinese history and landscapes.
Cover China’s headline sites in 15 days: from the Forbidden City and Mutianyu Great Wall to the Terracotta Warriors, Li River scenery and a multi-day Yangtze cruise. Expect busy travel days, rich regional cuisine and a deep dive into Chinese history and landscapes.
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Operated by Travel China Guide · Beijing, Beijing
Morning in Beijing begins with cool air pushing through Tiananmen Square as the Forbidden City opens its wooden gates; later the Great Wall at Mutianyu rises and falls like an ancient spine daring you to follow it. From imperial courtyards to the clay ranks of the Terracotta Army, this 15-day circuit links China’s signature landscapes and cities with a steady rhythm: museums, market alleys, high-speed rails and a multi-day Yangtze River passage.
moderate.
15 days.
Suitable for travelers in average health who can handle multiple days of 3–6 hours of walking and stairs; not recommended for those unable to manage uneven terrain or long transit days.
Most visitors to China require a valid visa obtained before arrival; check your nationality-specific requirements and carry the visa and passport during the trip.
The cruise is included but a standard onboard service charge (approximately CNY200 per person) is typically paid when boarding and may not be included in the quoted tour price.
The tour involves several full days of walking, stairs at monuments and multiple transport segments; moderate fitness and the ability to walk for several hours daily is recommended.
Most breakfasts and several lunches/dinners are included per the itinerary; single-room supplements are usually available for an extra fee—confirm at booking.
This route stitches imperial centers, ancient trade routes and riverine cultures—Beijing’s Ming and Qing capitals, Xi’an’s Tang legacy and the Yangtze’s role as China’s commercial artery.
River cruise operators and major sites promote waste reduction and designated paths—seek operators that support local communities and respect site capacity to limit erosion and overtourism.
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