8-Day Unforgettable Private Shanghai Xian Beijing Tour: China’s Must-See Destinations

Summary

Day1 Shanghai Arrival
Day2 Shanghai: Yu Garden & Bazaar, Old French Concession, Tianzifang, Nanjing Road, Huangpu River Cruise
Day3 Shanghai-Xi'an by High-Speed Rail: Ancient City Wall, Muslim Quarter
Day4 Xi'an: Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, Big Wild Goose Pagoda, Xi'an Great Tang All Day Mall
Day5 Xian-Beijing by High-Speed Rail: Tiananmen Square, Wangfujing Street
Day6 Beijing: Morning Market, Summer Palace, Forbidden City, Nanluoguxiang
Day7 Beijing: Badaling Great Wall, Sacred Way, Changling Tomb
Day8 Beijing Departure

Day1 Shanghai Arrival

Welcome to Shanghai! As soon as you arrive, your guide will be there to greet you with a "Your Way Holiday" sign, ensuring a hassle-free beginning to your trip. With in-depth knowledge of the city, your guide will share fascinating insights into Shanghai’s vibrant culture, rich history, and dynamic energy on the way to your hotel. A professional driver will provide a smooth and comfortable journey in a well-maintained vehicle, guaranteeing a safe and pleasant transfer. Upon arrival at your hotel, your guide will assist with a swift check-in process. This marks the start of your thoughtfully designed Shanghai experience, where you’ll explore renowned attractions and serene gardens with the full support of our dedicated team, making your journey effortless and rewarding.

Day2 Shanghai

Embark on an enchanting journey through Shanghai’s fascinating past and dynamic present, starting with a visit to the celebrated Yu Garden & Bazaar, nestled in the heart of the city’s historic Old Town. Originally built in 1559 during the Ming Dynasty, this exquisite garden provides a tranquil oasis amid the urban energy. Stroll through its winding stone pathways, admire the centuries-old pavilions, and take in the beauty of its serene ponds adorned with koi fish. Marvel at the intricate “dragon walls” and the legendary Exquisite Jade Rock, a rare and uniquely shaped stone steeped in history. As you explore, your knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories about the garden’s origins and cultural significance, illustrating how its elegant design embodies the harmonious fusion of nature, artistry, and philosophy.  

From there, journey into the charm of the Old French Concession, an area renowned for its elegant blend of European and Chinese architectural styles. Strolling along tree-lined boulevards, you’ll pass stately mansions, Art Deco structures, and historic villas that whisper tales of Shanghai’s colonial past. Your guide will recount how this district evolved from a French colonial settlement into a sophisticated cosmopolitan hub, where history and modernity exist in perfect harmony. As you explore, immerse yourself in the neighborhood’s vibrant atmosphere, where stylish cafés, boutique shops, and art galleries coexist with remnants of a bygone era. This unique blend of old-world elegance and contemporary Shanghai life offers a glimpse into the city’s multicultural heritage and evolving identity.  

Continuing into the heart of Shanghai’s creative scene, you’ll visit the bustling artistic enclave of Tianzifang, a maze of narrow alleyways and traditional Shikumen-style houses. Once a modest residential area, Tianzifang has transformed into a thriving hub for artists, designers, and entrepreneurs. As you wander through its labyrinthine lanes, discover an eclectic mix of art studios, handicraft stores, and chic boutiques showcasing locally made treasures. The scent of fresh coffee drifts from cozy cafés, while street vendors offer handcrafted goods, adding to the district’s bohemian charm. Your guide will narrate the story of Tianzifang’s evolution from a hidden gem to a celebrated cultural landmark, where the spirit of old Shanghai blends seamlessly with contemporary artistic expression.  

After soaking in the city’s creative pulse, it’s time to delight in an authentic Shanghainese lunch. Indulge in two iconic local delicacies: Pork Ribs with Rice Cakes and Shengjianbao. Savor the tender, flavorful pork ribs, perfectly complemented by the chewy texture of rice cakes bathed in a rich, savory sauce, a dish that embodies Shanghai’s culinary heritage. Pair this with Shengjianbao, the city’s famous pan-fried soup dumpling, featuring a crisp golden bottom and a juicy, flavorful filling bursting with broth. As you relish each bite, your guide will illuminate the origins and cultural importance of these dishes, adding an extra layer of appreciation to your dining experience.  

Refueled and refreshed, set off for the legendary Nanjing Road, Shanghai’s most renowned shopping street. Stretching from People’s Square to the Bund, this vibrant boulevard epitomizes the city’s fusion of tradition and modernity. Meander through its lively expanse, where historic storefronts stand alongside contemporary flagship stores, their bright neon signs illuminating the bustling crowds. More than just a retail paradise, Nanjing Road is a feast for the senses, where the enticing aromas of sizzling street food mingle with the delicate fragrance of tea wafting from traditional teahouses. Your guide will share captivating insights into the street’s transformation over the decades, from a colonial-era trading route to one of Asia’s premier commercial centers.  

Next, embark on a scenic Huangpu River cruise, a highlight of any Shanghai visit. Glide across the gentle waters, soaking in unparalleled views of the city's breathtaking skyline. On one side, the historic colonial-era buildings of the Bund exude old-world charm, while on the opposite bank, Pudong’s futuristic skyscrapers, including the soaring Shanghai Tower and the dazzling Oriental Pearl Tower, create a striking contrast. As twilight descends and the cityscape lights up, witness Shanghai at its most magical, as the illuminated skyline reflects beautifully on the water. Your guide will provide engaging commentary on the landmarks along the river, deepening your understanding of Shanghai’s architectural and historical evolution.  

Conclude this unforgettable day with a seamless return to your hotel, accompanied by your expert guide and private driver. After the cruise, your guide will ensure a comfortable transfer, offering recommendations and answering any final questions as you journey through the city’s vibrant streets. This personalized service guarantees a smooth and relaxing end to your day, leaving you with lasting memories of Shanghai’s rich history, artistic charm, and dazzling modernity.

Day3 Shanghai-Xi'an by High-Speed Rail

Your adventure from Shanghai to Xi’an begins with a smooth and well-organized transfer from your hotel to the train station. At the scheduled hour, your driver will be ready to escort you, ensuring a hassle-free journey to the station. Once settled into your comfortable high-speed train seat, take the opportunity to relax and soak in the ever-changing scenery, from the dynamic cityscape to the tranquil countryside. Throughout the 5-6 hour ride, your guide will share captivating insights into Xi’an’s rich past, recounting tales of the Silk Road, the legendary Terracotta Warriors, and the city's deep cultural roots. In addition, they will provide recommendations on local cuisine and must-visit attractions, equipping you with valuable knowledge to fully embrace Xi’an’s historical charm upon arrival.  

When you arrive in Xi’an, a warm welcome awaits as your local guide and driver stand ready at the station, holding a distinctive "Your Way Holiday" sign. They will assist with your luggage and give you a brief introduction to the city's most notable sites. From there, settle into a comfortable private vehicle and enjoy a smooth drive through the city. Along the way, your guide will highlight significant landmarks, offering intriguing stories and answering any questions you might have. This personalized approach guarantees a seamless transition into Xi’an’s captivating atmosphere, setting the stage for an immersive and enriching cultural experience.  

Today, your journey into Xi’an’s extraordinary history takes you to the iconic Ancient City Wall, a grand symbol of the city's strength and heritage. Built during the Ming Dynasty, this formidable structure not only delineates the old city’s borders but also stands as a testament to Xi’an’s resilience across centuries. Whether walking or cycling along its broad ramparts, you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of the city—ancient pagodas, traditional rooftops, and the vibrant modern skyline, presenting a striking juxtaposition of the past and present. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the wall preserves elements of Tang Dynasty fortifications, offering an invaluable glimpse into ancient military engineering. Each step along its expanse tells a story of strategic defense, historic conflicts, and the evolution of the city. With the guidance of your expert storyteller, history will come alive as you learn about the wall’s construction, its defensive significance, and the role it played in shaping Xi’an’s identity. The blend of breathtaking vistas and profound historical depth makes this experience both visually and intellectually rewarding, leaving you with a newfound appreciation for China’s enduring past.  

Delving further into the city’s diverse heritage, the exploration leads to the lively Muslim Quarter, a district brimming with energy, history, and tantalizing flavors. As you weave through its vibrant streets, the fusion of traditional Chinese architecture and bustling market life creates a mesmerizing spectacle. The aroma of sizzling street food fills the air, drawing you toward vendors showcasing an array of local delicacies. With every step, the cultural richness of this neighborhood becomes more evident, offering a unique perspective on Xi’an’s multicultural influences. The majestic Bell and Drum Towers provide a striking backdrop, enhancing the charm of the district. Throughout your visit, your guide will offer compelling narratives and historical context, ensuring a deeper understanding of the significance of the Muslim Quarter while seamlessly navigating its dynamic alleys with you.  

By the time the day’s adventure in the lively Muslim Quarter comes to a close, your guide will ensure a seamless return to your hotel, making the journey back as effortless and comfortable as the rest of the experience. Their attentive service guarantees that your time in Xi’an ends on a satisfying note, allowing you to unwind and reflect on the cultural, historical, and culinary wonders you’ve encountered. With every detail carefully handled, your return to your accommodation is smooth, ensuring a relaxing end to an unforgettable day of exploration.

Day4 Xi'an

Following breakfast, your journey into Xi’an’s rich history unfolds with a visit to the awe-inspiring Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses Museum. Unearthed by local farmers in 1974, this extraordinary archaeological wonder stands as a testament to the grandeur of the Qin dynasty. More than 8,000 life-sized warriors, each meticulously crafted with distinct expressions, attire, and weaponry, remain steadfast in their silent watch over Emperor Qinshihuang’s tomb. These remarkable figures provide a compelling glimpse into ancient Chinese craftsmanship, military organization, and societal hierarchy. Every warrior’s pose, hairstyle, and facial features reveal their respective ranks, while the intricate detailing breathes life into their centuries-old existence. Beyond the soldiers, the museum showcases exquisite bronze chariots and ancient weaponry, further deepening the understanding of this pivotal era. Walking through this site is more than just witnessing statues—it’s an immersive journey into a civilization whose influence still resonates today.  

Midday in Xi’an offers a delightful introduction to the bold and distinct flavors of Shaanxi cuisine, featuring two local specialties: Liangpi and Roujiamo. A refreshing cold noodle dish, Liangpi blends silky, chewy noodles with a tangy sauce of vinegar, chili oil, and garlic, complemented by crisp cucumber slices and soft gluten pieces for added texture. Roujiamo, frequently referred to as the "Chinese hamburger," consists of succulent, slow-braised pork infused with a fragrant mix of spices, encased in a crispy, freshly baked bun. The contrast between the tender filling and crunchy exterior creates a satisfying harmony of textures. This meal serves as a delicious gateway to Xi’an’s rich culinary traditions, where every bite tells a story passed down through generations. Dining in this city extends beyond mere sustenance—it’s a cultural exploration in itself. With insights from your knowledgeable guide, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Xi’an’s gastronomic heritage, transforming your meal into a flavorful historical experience.  

Later in the day, your discovery continues with a visit to the renowned Big Wild Goose Pagoda, an enduring symbol of spiritual devotion and intellectual pursuit. Constructed in 652 AD by Emperor Gaozong of Tang to commemorate the legendary Buddhist monk Xuanzang, this towering pagoda embodies the profound cultural exchanges fostered along the Silk Road. Its grand structure invites contemplation on its religious and historical significance. Encircling the pagoda lies the tranquil Da Ci'en Temple, where serene gardens and ancient halls provide a peaceful retreat for reflection. Inside, intricate carvings and stunning murals illustrate Xuanzang’s arduous journey and the widespread transmission of Buddhism into China. As you wander through this sacred site, the atmosphere offers a rare connection to the past, enveloping you in centuries of spiritual history. Each step taken within these hallowed grounds echoes the legacy of cultural exchange and religious devotion. Enriched by your guide’s expert storytelling, the experience provides a profound understanding of the pagoda’s impact and the enduring power of faith.  

Bringing the day to a vibrant close, you’ll step into the dynamic world of the Great Tang All Day Mall, a bustling district that vividly resurrects the splendor of the Tang Dynasty. Nestled at the base of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, this pedestrian avenue spans over 2,000 meters, immersing visitors in the grandeur of Xi’an’s golden age. The streets come alive with captivating street performances, from martial arts displays to operatic acts, each capturing the essence of Tang-era entertainment. Traditional melodies and elegant dance routines enchant passersby, while skilled martial artists demonstrate the fluid yet commanding movements of ancient warriors. Dramatic opera performances, adorned with elaborate costumes and expressive gestures, offer insight into the storytelling traditions that thrived during the Tang period. Interactive quizzes allow for a playful exploration of history, ensuring an engaging and educational experience. As you wander beneath the soft glow of lantern-lit streets, costumed locals add to the illusion of stepping back in time, blending the past seamlessly with the present. With your expert guide illuminating the historical depth behind each spectacle, this cultural district transforms into a mesmerizing journey through the heart of the Tang Dynasty.  

When evening descends, find yourself immersed in the living history of ancient China at the Grand Tang Dynasty Hall, where tradition and modernity intertwine in a magnificent homage to the Tang Dynasty. Stretching for over 2,000 meters at the foot of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, this pedestrian thoroughfare offers a vibrant glimpse into the artistic and cultural prosperity of the Tang era. The energy of the district is palpable, brought to life by an array of street performers, martial artists, and opera actors, each breathing new vitality into age-old traditions. Enchanting music and dance performances captivate the senses, while martial artists skillfully reenact the poised yet powerful movements of warriors from a bygone era. Theatrical opera productions, rich in dramatic expression and adorned with ornate costumes, provide a fascinating window into the storytelling heritage of the Tang court. Engaging quizzes add a touch of interactivity, making history an immersive experience. Strolling through the warmly illuminated streets, you’ll encounter residents dressed in Tang-style garments, heightening the illusion of stepping into a different time. Surrounded by lush gardens and timeless architecture, the ambiance radiates a magical charm. With expert narration guiding your journey, this historic district transforms into a personal odyssey through one of China’s most celebrated dynasties.

Day5 Xi'an-Beijing by High-Speed Rail

Embarking on your journey, you’ll board a high-speed train bound for Beijing, where the ride provides a comfortable and scenic experience. Expansive windows reveal a constantly shifting landscape, offering glimpses of bustling cities and tranquil countryside. This trip showcases the vast diversity of China’s terrain. Upon reaching your destination, your guide and driver will be easily identifiable, holding a “Your Way Holiday” sign and greeting you with a warm welcome. In keeping with our “travel like a local” philosophy, your guide will assist with every arrival detail, from managing your luggage to ensuring a seamless transfer into your private vehicle. En route to your hotel, they’ll introduce you to Beijing’s culture, highlight significant sights along the way, and provide personalized recommendations, helping you ease into the rhythm of the city effortlessly.  

Upon settling in at your hotel, you’ll have a chance to unwind before setting out to explore Beijing. Meeting you in the hotel lobby, your guide is eager to lead the way through the city’s storied past. The first landmark on your itinerary is the renowned Tiananmen Square, a site deeply woven into China’s political and cultural fabric. As one of the largest public squares globally, it is flanked by imposing structures such as the grand Tiananmen Gate and the esteemed National Museum of China. Your guide will narrate the square’s historical importance, detailing its role in shaping modern China while also drawing connections to its imperial legacy, deepening your appreciation of this iconic place.  

Continuing onward, the journey leads to Wangfujing Street, a celebrated shopping district in Beijing. This lively thoroughfare seamlessly merges historical charm with contemporary flair. As you stroll along the pedestrian-friendly avenue, a diverse array of attractions awaits, from luxury boutiques and quaint local shops to bustling food stalls. Tempting delicacies fill the air with enticing aromas—crisp candied fruit skewers, sizzling fried scorpions, and savory dumplings offer an unforgettable culinary experience. Along the route, your guide will highlight notable landmarks, such as the historic Wangfujing Cathedral, a striking example of Catholic architecture in Beijing. You’ll also explore bustling markets, where handcrafted Chinese souvenirs and unique treasures abound. Whether you’re savoring traditional street food or perusing specialty stores, Wangfujing encapsulates Beijing’s dynamic culture and commercial energy, making it an essential stop on your city adventure.  

Concluding your visit to Wangfujing Street, your guide will accompany you back to your hotel, marking the end of an eventful day. Throughout the return journey, they will continue to share intriguing anecdotes, ensuring you gain even more insight into Beijing’s rich heritage. Your driver remains readily available, facilitating effortless transfers and ensuring your comfort at all times. As you arrive back at your hotel, take a moment to relax and reflect on the day’s diverse experiences, reassured that every aspect of your itinerary has been meticulously arranged for a truly memorable exploration of Beijing.

Day6 Beijing

Upon entering the vibrant core of Beijing, your guide will lead you through a dynamic morning market, where the city’s daily rhythm comes to life. This bustling marketplace provides an immersive introduction to local culture, with vendors enthusiastically showcasing their goods—fresh produce, handcrafted snacks, and household essentials. As you navigate the colorful stalls, you'll merge seamlessly into the morning bustle, witnessing the authentic pace of everyday life. Your guide will introduce you to traditional Beijing breakfast treats, including the crispy, savory jianbing and the uniquely tangy douzhi, a fermented mung bean drink cherished by locals. Each bite and sip deepens your connection to the city, offering a flavorful and intimate start to your journey.

Leaving behind the lively market scene, your next stop brings you to one of Beijing’s most picturesque sites—the Summer Palace. Renowned for both its natural beauty and historical importance, this UNESCO-listed retreat once served as an imperial sanctuary during the warm months. Strolling through its serene gardens and alongside Kunming Lake, you’ll hear intriguing tales of royal life from your guide. Take in the artistry of the Long Corridor, its painted beams depicting centuries-old stories, and cross the Seventeen-Arch Bridge, an architectural masterpiece. As you explore the Imperial Garden, your guide will reveal how its meticulous design provided emperors with a perfect harmony of landscape and tranquility.

Following this, your adventure takes you to the Forbidden City, the awe-inspiring heart of China’s imperial legacy. With its majestic golden rooftops and elaborate dragon-adorned structures, this ancient palace complex embodies the authority and splendor of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Your guide will escort you through the vast courtyards and imposing halls, sharing intriguing accounts of court life and political intrigue. Stand before the Hall of Supreme Harmony, where crucial imperial ceremonies unfolded, and wander through the secluded Imperial Garden, a haven of peace amid the grandeur. The garden’s layout, designed to reflect the delicate balance between nature and power, offers a glimpse into the refined tastes of China’s former rulers.

Midday calls for a culinary indulgence featuring two of Beijing’s most iconic dishes. Relish the rich flavors of zha jiang mian, a comforting bowl of noodles topped with a savory soybean paste sauce and crisp vegetables, delivering a perfect blend of textures. Then, experience the city’s famed specialty—Peking duck. With its crisp, golden skin and tender meat, the dish is skillfully carved before you, then wrapped in delicate pancakes with hoisin sauce for a symphony of flavors. Each bite encapsulates centuries of culinary tradition, making this meal a highlight of your Beijing experience.

Continuing your exploration, you’ll arrive at Nanluoguxiang Hutong, an enchanting alleyway steeped in history and contemporary charm. Here, time-honored traditions and modern creativity intertwine. As you wander through the narrow lanes, you’ll encounter well-preserved courtyard homes dating back to the Yuan Dynasty, each holding echoes of the past. Over the years, the area has evolved into a cultural hub, where vintage aesthetics blend with trendy boutiques, lively cafes, and avant-garde art galleries. The scent of street food lingers in the air, mingling with the chatter of visitors and locals alike. Whether admiring historical architecture or browsing the latest urban trends, Nanluoguxiang encapsulates the dynamic spirit of Beijing, seamlessly linking its storied past with its ever-evolving present. Your guide will enrich your visit with insights into the hutong’s enduring legacy and vibrant community.

Bringing your Beijing adventure to a close, your driver will ensure a seamless and comfortable transfer to your next destination. Though your time in this remarkable city is ending, the unforgettable experiences and insights you’ve gained will stay with you long after your departure. From the majestic Forbidden City to the tranquil elegance of the Summer Palace, your journey has offered a deep dive into China’s rich cultural and historical tapestry. Every detail of your experience has been carefully curated to provide a smooth and enriching trip, and as this chapter concludes, we hope the memories you’ve made will inspire future explorations. We appreciate the opportunity to guide you on this remarkable adventure and look forward to sharing many more unforgettable journeys with you ahead.

Day7 Beijing

The next morning, your guide will lead you on an extraordinary journey to the iconic Badaling Great Wall. As you near this legendary structure, its vast scale and breathtaking presence will immediately captivate you. Ascending its ancient stone pathways, you’ll sense the echoes of history beneath your steps, while the expansive views of dramatic mountains and deep valleys unfold before you. This section of the Wall remains one of the most well-preserved and easily accessible, offering stunning panoramas punctuated by imposing watchtowers that stand like guardians of the past. Here, the Great Wall snakes through the rugged landscape, a symbol of human resilience, ingenuity, and determination. While exploring, your guide will recount the incredible tales of its construction, the battles fought upon it, and its crucial role in China’s historical defense. Each moment on this remarkable structure serves as a poignant reminder of its enduring legacy, leaving you with a newfound admiration for its significance.  

Once you’ve immersed yourself in the grandeur of the Great Wall, a well-earned pause awaits at a charming local restaurant. This is your chance to savor the flavors of northern China, with specialties like guo bao rou, a crispy, tangy sweet-and-sour pork dish, accompanied by a variety of freshly stir-fried seasonal vegetables. Other delectable choices include the rich, flavorful kung pao chicken or the beloved Beijing-style zhajiangmian, featuring noodles topped with a savory soybean paste and crisp garnishes. As you enjoy your meal, take the opportunity to engage with your guide, exchange thoughts on the morning’s exploration, and deepen your understanding of Beijing’s vibrant culinary traditions. This relaxing interlude allows you to recharge before setting off on the afternoon’s adventure.  

Energized after lunch, your journey continues to the illustrious Ming Tombs, where the splendor of China’s imperial heritage is vividly preserved. Nestled within the serene foothills of Tianshou Mountain, this sacred site serves as the eternal resting place of 13 emperors from the powerful Ming Dynasty. Walking through the vast expanse of this hallowed ground, you’ll be surrounded by monumental tombs, each seamlessly blending with the peaceful landscape. The solemn atmosphere invites quiet contemplation, offering a rare glimpse into the lives and legacies of China’s former rulers.  

Traveling along the Sacred Way, the grand ceremonial path leading to the heart of the Ming Tombs, you’ll encounter an impressive array of stone guardians. These towering figures, which include valiant warriors, distinguished officials, and mystical creatures, have stood in silent vigilance for centuries, safeguarding the spirits of the emperors. As you make your way down this ancient route, the weight of history is palpable, with each intricately carved statue narrating a chapter of China’s imperial past. Your guide will illuminate the spiritual meaning behind these sculptures, revealing the deep-rooted traditions and beliefs that shaped the Ming Dynasty’s burial customs. This majestic approach sets the stage for the main tombs, where the echoes of China’s regal history continue to resonate.  

Upon reaching Changling Tomb, the most expansive and grand of the Ming Tombs, you’ll step into the world of Emperor Yongle, one of the Ming Dynasty’s most influential rulers. This monumental structure, with its magnificent halls and sprawling courtyards, radiates the splendor that defined his reign. Approaching the tomb, a sense of reverence grows, as the intricately designed site offers a window into the emperor’s life and accomplishments, including his transformative decision to establish Beijing as the imperial capital. Within the tomb, you’ll marvel at the elaborate carvings and exquisite architectural details that symbolize his immense power and wealth, as well as his journey beyond life. The tranquil surroundings and historical depth of Changling Tomb make for a fitting conclusion to your exploration of this sacred necropolis.  

As the day’s discoveries come to an end, your guide and driver will ensure a smooth and relaxing journey back to your hotel. Along the route, you’ll have time to reflect on the incredible history you’ve encountered, appreciating the depth of China’s imperial legacy. Sit back and enjoy the peaceful drive, and if you wish, your guide will be happy to share further insights into the landmarks you pass. With every detail carefully arranged, your return will be effortless and restful, allowing you to unwind before embarking on the next chapter of your adventure.

Day8 Beijing Departure

As your amazing eight-day adventure through Shanghai, Xi'an, and Beijing draws to a close, seize the chance to unwind and enjoy a few hours of free time in Beijing. Whether you decide to explore the 798 Art District, wander through the picturesque lanes of Shichahai, or stroll down Yandaixiejie, your guide will offer tailored suggestions. For food enthusiasts, your guide will also assist in finding the best locations to indulge in famous dishes like Peking Duck or jianbing.

When it’s time to part ways, your experienced driver will pick you up at your hotel for a seamless transfer to the airport or train station, ensuring a relaxed and timely trip. We trust your journey has been unforgettable and we eagerly await the chance to host you again for more remarkable experiences!

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