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Circle China’s biggest highlights in seven days—from Beijing’s Forbidden City and the Great Wall, to the Terracotta Army, a Li River cruise and Shanghai’s skyline. This private itinerary mixes cultural depth with efficient travel between cities.
Circle China’s biggest highlights in seven days—from Beijing’s Forbidden City and the Great Wall, to the Terracotta Army, a Li River cruise and Shanghai’s skyline. This private itinerary mixes cultural depth with efficient travel between cities.
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You step off the plane in Beijing and the city’s scale presses in: wide avenues, the upturned eaves of imperial halls and the distant crenellations of the Great Wall visible on a ridge. Over seven days you move between eras—imperial courts, terracotta legions, karst rivers and glassy modern skylines—traveling by private car and short flights so each morning brings a new landscape.
moderate.
7 days (multiple full days of sightseeing).
Should be able to walk 3–6 miles per day, climb stairs and stand through museum tours; no special fitness required.
Yes—this private tour includes economy domestic flights and private air-conditioned vehicle transfers as described in the itinerary.
Yes; the itinerary allows you to finish in Shanghai or return to Chongqing—confirm your preferred drop-off when booking.
Expect full-day sightseeing with 2–6 miles of walking on most days, including stairs at historic sites and moderate hikes at Mutianyu if you choose to explore towers.
Entrance fees for scheduled sites, several lunches, breakfasts (if hotel included) and some activities like the Guilin–Yangshuo cruise are included per the listing; check the inclusions list for details.
This route stitches imperial Beijing, the Qin-era Terracotta warriors (discovered 1974) and centuries-old river landscapes—each stop reflects major chapters of China’s cultural and political history.
High visitor numbers stress fragile sites like the Great Wall and karst river ecosystems; follow designated paths, avoid litter, and use reusable bottles to reduce impact.
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