11-Day Glories of China---Beijing – Xi’an – Guilin – Yangshuo - Shanghai Tour
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- Beijing / Infants (<2 years old) - $308.00
11-Day Glories of China---Beijing – Xi’an – Guilin – Yangshuo - Shanghai Tour
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Unveil an exclusive 11-day China tour designed for newcomers to this diverse land. This itinerary blends China's most famous sites, ancient customs, and dynamic cities. From imperial majesty to tranquil landscapes and urban energy, each stop reveals a different facet of China's compelling story, bridging the gap between its past and modern era.
| Code: CT0002 |
| Tour Type: Small Group of Max 18, No Shopping Stops |
| Guide: Professional English-speaking tour guide in each city |
| Transportation: Spacious air-conditioned coach with experienced driver |
| Accommodation: 10 nights at 4-star hotels |
| Good to Know: This tour does not include international flights. However, we would be more than happy to assist you in booking flights if you contact us. |
Trip Highlights：
DAY 1 ···✈ Arrival in Beijing and Transfer to Hotel
Novotel Peace Beijing 
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DAY 2 ···✈ Tian'anmen Square ➝ Forbidden City ➝ Hutong Rishow ➝ Ride in Xicheng District
Novotel Peace Beijing Breakfast, lunch
Your private guide will pick you up in the morning at the hotel lobby at the appointed time. You’ll first walk around Tian'anmen Square — the huge square for massive ‘secret’ meetings and political events.
Then, cross the street to the Forbidden City, the world’s largest imperial palace complex, where 24 Ming and Qing emperors once ruled. Your guide will spend 2–3 hours revealing hidden stories, from imperial rituals to palace intrigue, that typical tour guides don't tell.
Savor a delectable lunch at a renowned local restaurant known for its specialty dish, Beijing roast duck.
Discover the historic Hutong area in Xicheng District. Ride a rickshaw through old narrow streets, visit a local family, walk on the Silver Ingot Bridge (Yinding Bridge), and learn about the courtyards' different thresholds.
Evening Free Time Ideas
Beijing offers two night shows: one is a Peking Opera performance, and the other is an acrobatics show. If you are interested in these cultural performances, you can directly ask your travel expert to add them to your itinerary.
DAY 3 ···✈ The Temple of Heaven ➝ The Mutianyu Great Wall(with round way cable car)
Novotel Peace Beijing Breakfast, lunch
Following an enjoyable breakfast at the hotel, you will proceed to visit the Mutianyu Great Wall.
The Mutianyu Great Wall, a top-rated section known for its scenic views and well-preserved structure. Located about 1.5 hours from Beijing, we'll provide round-trip cable car rides for a more efficient experience instead of climbing steps. Your guide will introduce the Wall before giving you free time to explore, and you'll traverse the stunning stretch between the 14th and 23rd watchtowers, considered the "golden route" by hikers.
Today's lunch will be served at a local restaurant, where your guide will assist you in selecting dishes according to your preferences.
After lunch, the guide will lead you to the Temple of Heaven, where emperors performed sacred rituals to ensure a bountiful harvest. As you walk around, you can admire the magnificent ancient architecture, beautiful gardens, and vibrant atmosphere of the Temple of Heaven. Take the opportunity to learn about the historical significance of this place and its importance in Chinese culture.
DAY 4 ···✈ Summer Palace with the Garden of Virtue and Harmony ➝ Hotel to Train station Transfer (Beijing) ➝ Train station Transfer (Xian)
Xi'an Eastern House Boutique Hotel Breakfast, dinner
The Summer Palace (Yiheyuan), located in Beijing, is not just a park but a vast ensemble of lakes, gardens, and palaces that serves as a pinnacle of Chinese landscape garden design. It was originally built in 1750 by the Qianlong Emperor and later restored and expanded by Empress Dowager Cixi.
Nestled at the northeastern corner of the Summer Palace complex, the Garden of Virtue and Harmony is a self-contained compound that was the center of entertainment for the imperial court.
Have lunch in the local restaurant, then take a high-speed train from Beijing West to Xi'an North railway station in the afternoon. The final booking confirmation will provide the details of the train number and departure times.
Upon arriving at Xi'an North Railway Station, you will be greeted by your guide and driver, who will then escort you to your hotel for check-in.
DAY 5 ···✈ Ancient City Wall ➝ The Terracotta Warriors and Horses
Xi'an Eastern House Boutique Hotel Breakfast, lunch
The Xi'an City Wall offers a blend of historical charm and scenic beauty, and visitors can immerse themselves in ancient grandeur. Explore this well-preserved architectural marvel by walking or cycling (extra charge needed) along its majestic expanse, providing panoramic views of the cityscape. Admire the watchtowers and gates that stand as testaments to the city's rich history.
After exploring the City Wall, your driver will transport you to an authentic local restaurant (avoiding tourist traps) to savor Xi’an’s iconic flavors.
In the afternoon, travel 30 kilometers east of Xi’an to the Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum Site Museum—home to the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the “Eighth Wonders of the World". Your first stop must be the breathtaking Pit 1, where thousands of life-sized soldiers and chariots stand in battle formation in a cavernous hangar.
Next, explore Pit 2 to see the army's diverse military units—archers, cavalry, and chariots—up close and to admire famous, exquisitely preserved individual warriors like the Kneeling Archer in its display cases. Don't miss the Bronze Chariots and Horses Exhibition Hall, which houses two astonishingly detailed, half-size bronze chariots that are marvels of ancient metallurgy.
Evening Free Time Idea
Defachang Dumpling Banquet: A famous restaurant specializing in artistic dumplings. A banquet allows you to sample dozens of varieties, each differently shaped and filled (representing different auspicious meanings). It's a meal and a show in itself.
Tang Dynasty Music and Dance Show: A professional, theater-based performance of traditional music and elaborate dances that recreate the splendor of the Tang Dynasty court. The costumes and orchestration are magnificent.
DAY 6 ···✈ Big Wild Goose Pagoda ➝ Muslim Quarters ➝ Small Wild Goose Pagoda and Xi'an Museum ➝ Hotel to airport Transfer (Xian) ➝ Airport Transfer (Guilin)
Lijiang Waterfall Hotel Breakfast, Lunch
The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is a very old building from the Tang Dynasty in Xi'an. A monk named Xuanzang made it to keep important books from India. Now, this place is part of the UNESCO Silk Roads history. It is the oldest brick pagoda in China, and it mixes Indian and Chinese styles, showing how different cultures shared ideas about Buddhism.
The Small Wild Goose Pagoda is a fifteen-story brick structure with a square shape and multiple roofs. Visitors can ring the bell at the pagoda for blessings and good fortune. Nearby, the Xi'an Museum, which opened in 2007, reflects the city's long history, combining ancient buildings like Janfu Temple with modern exhibition halls for a unique cultural experience.
The last stop is to Muslim Quarter, which is the gathering place of Xi'an snacks, where you can taste almost all Xi'an snacks, such as mutton kebab, Yangrou Paomo, soup-filled buns, spicy sheep's feet, basin-style mutton, pickled cabbage fried rice, spiced beef and mutton, cold noodles, and mutton cakes.
After the trip, your guide and driver will escort you to Xi'an Xianyang Airport, where you'll board a flight to Guilin Liangjiang Airport.
Upon arrival at Guilin, your guide will greet you and accompany you to the hotel, assisting with check-in. As there are no scheduled tours today, you have the freedom to arrange your own activities and meals.
DAY 7 ···✈ Elephant Trunk Hill ➝ Reed Flute Cave ➝ Discover the Folk Culture of South China in Daxu Ancient Town
Lijiang Waterfall Hotel Breakfast, lunch
Today’s tour starts from Elephant Trunk Hill, the iconic site in Guilin, providing a great photo opportunity. It's a karst hill naturally sculpted into an elephant drinking from the Li River.
Then, take 1 1-hour drive to Guilin's urban Daxu Ancient Town, which allows you to experience the authentic local culture. Interact with locals, visit traditional shops, and try local street food. The town has a vibrant market where you can buy handicrafts, traditional medicines, and other local products.
Enjoy lunch at the delightful local restaurant.
After that, you'll go to the most famous Karst cave in Guilin - Reed Flute Cave. Explore this 180-million-year-old limestone cavern illuminated by rainbow-colored lights. Marvel at stalactite formations resembling crystal curtains and mythical creatures. Do you know who first discovered this cave and the fun story about it? Find out from your guide.
Evening Free Time Idea - Additional Tour
Night Cruise on the Four Lakes of Guilin(1 hour): an ancient circular water system that people refer to as Little Venice. A boat tour lasts about an hour and permits breathtaking, colorful views of life on bridges and river banks, as well as a chance to see fishermen demonstrating how to catch fish using their pet cormorants.
DAY 8 ···✈ Li River Cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo (by 4-star boat) ➝ Yangshuo Countryside Cycling
Yangshuo Mountain Retreat Breakfast, Lunch On Board
The Li River Cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo is a must for you. You will be picked up from the hotel and taken 1-hour transfer to the wharf, the trip will take 4 hours (departing Guilin around 9:30 AM, arriving in Yangshuo around 1:30 PM).
Stay on the top deck to see the picturesque views of the jagged karst peaks immortalized in traditional ink paintings, which vary as you move along the river. Do reserve a 20 RMB note if possible, to compare the hill view on the note with the view you see from the river.
A simple lunch is provided on the cruise. You arrive in Yangshou at about 1:30 pm. Later, afternoon cycling in the Yangshuo countryside. With us, you’ll ride around rice paddies and visit a local farming family halfway through the bike trip.
Stay overnight in Yangshuo.
Evening Idea - Additional Tour
Night Show – Impression Sanjie Liu (1 hour 10 minutes): Directed by the famous Chinese director, Zhang Yimou, who was in charge of the opening ceremony for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and a lot of world-class movies, the show has a great setup and backdrop — 3 massive peaks which light up when the show is on.
DAY 9 ···✈ Flight from Guilin to Shanghai ➝ Airport Transfer (Guilin) ➝ Airport Transfer (Shanghai)
Sunrise On The Bund Breakfast
Relax in Yangshuo, and then take your onward flight to Shanghai, your last stop in China.
Check into your centrally located hotel, then enjoy free time to explore the Bund’s colonial architecture or Nanjing Road’s glittering shops.
DAY 10 ···✈ The Bund ➝ Yuyuan Garden ➝ French concession region ➝ Shanghai Tower
Sunrise On The Bund Breakfast, Lunch
In the morning, go to the Shanghai Tower, the highest skyscraper in China. Take the elevator to the observation deck located on the 118th floor for dizzying views of the Huangpu River and the city’s futuristic skyline—a testament to China’s 21st-century ambition. The elevator ride itself is quite remarkable, as it is known for being one of the fastest elevators in the world.
The riverfront pavement on The Bund has witnessed many changes in Shanghai. It is a great place to walk for a good appreciation of how the old Shanghai still co-exists alongside the new modern, bustling, high-tech city. It provides the perfect angle to take pictures of the amazing skylines.
Then visit the classical Yuyuan Garden, where you will see how the concept of harmony has been applied in garden design.
After lunch, go to the Former French Concession, a historic district spanning parts of Shanghai’s Xuhui and Huangpu districts, which is much more than just a relic of China’s colonial past. This living urban landscape, where neoclassical mansions, tree-lined boulevards, Art Deco apartments, and contemporary cafés coexist, embodies Shanghai’s unique "East meets West" identity.
Evening Idea - Additional Tour
The ERA Acrobatics Show is guaranteed to give you a wow night. Our Shanghai tour guide will assist you in booking tickets.
DAY 11 ···✈ Hotel to airport Transfer (Shanghai) ➝ Shanghai Departure
None Breakfast
In accordance with your departure flight time, your guide will arrive at the hotel at the agreed-upon time to escort you to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, where you will board your departing flight from Shanghai.
What's Included:
- Hotels are included in the itinerary.
- Meals are detailed in the itinerary.
- China domestic flights/trains are specified in the itinerary.
- Entrance fees to tourist sites.
- Professional English-speaking guides.
- Drivers & air-conditioned vehicles.
- Service charges and taxes.
What's Excludes:
- International airfares
- Entry visa fees
- Personal expenses
- Tips or gratuities for guides and drivers
Single Supplement:
- The quoted price is based on double occupancy. Solo travelers wanting a private room pay $620.00, which is waived if we find you a same-gender roommate.
Child & Infant Policy:
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Infant (under 2 years old): Does not occupy a seat on flights/trains and shares bed with parents. No separate bed provided.
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Child (2-11 years old): Occupies a seat on flights and trains, but shares bed with parents. An extra bed can be arranged upon request at $30.00 per night.
Peak Season Surcharge:
- The above prices are based on regular season rates. During China's peak travel seasons — including Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), May Day Holiday (May 1-5), Summer Vacation (July-August), and National Day Holiday (Oct 1-7) — a surcharge of $300.00 to $500.00 per person applies, depending on specific travel dates and hotel availability. Final price will be confirmed at the time of booking.
Notes:
- The itinerary outlined above can be customized to align with your personal interests and preferences. Please feel free to share your thoughts with us, and we will gladly make the necessary adjustments.
- Pricing is subject to change based on the itinerary, activities, travel season, number of participants, and hotel selection. We provide accommodations across all levels for our tours, including renowned 5-star hotel chains, well-located 4-star hotels, and high-value 3-star hotels at various destinations.
METHODS OF PAYMENT
To make your payment more convenient and flexible, we offer the following payment methods. You may choose the one that suits you best:
1. Direct payment on the website
Pay directly through the corresponding tour product on chinotravel.com.
⚠️ Note: Direct payment may be restricted due to a high amount. In that case, please use one of the other methods below.
2. Mobile payment (scan QR code)
Eligibility: You have WeChat or Alipay linked to a Chinese bank account, or you hold a Visa/Mastercard international credit card.
How to pay: Scan the company QR code on the quotation sheet to complete the payment.
3. PayPal online payment
Option 1: In the quotation email you receive, click the “Pay Now” icon. You will be redirected to the secure PayPal payment page to complete the payment (you can register a new account for free – it’s simple).
Option 2: Log in to your PayPal account and transfer directly to the following PayPal account:
pays@chinotravel.com
4. Credit card payment via email
After receiving the quotation email, open the attached “Credit Card Authorization Form” and fill it out completely.
Send the completed form together with a copy of your credit card to your travel consultant via email (scanning and emailing is acceptable).
5. Wire transfer
- When making the wire transfer at your bank, write your tracking code on the transfer slip.
- After the transfer, make a copy of the transaction receipt or stub issued by the bank, and write your tracking code on the copy.
- Send that copy to your travel consultant.
Bank information:
Account Name: Shenzhen Overseas International Travel Agency Co., Ltd. Dongguan Branch
Account Number: 2010021329200868742
Bank Name: ICBC Dongguan Branch Business Department
Bank Code: 102602002134
Deposit and Final Payment Rules:
Full payment: You may choose to pay the full amount at once.
Partial payment:
Pay 10% of the total tour cost as a deposit.
The remaining balance (final payment) must be paid 30 days before departure.
Special case: If you book within 30 days of departure, full payment is required.
Exchange Rate Disclaimer (for credit card payments only):
China Travel Service will charge your credit card in Chinese Yuan (CNY) . Your card-issuing bank or credit card company will convert this amount into the currency of your credit card account.
The exchange rate used in our quotation is 7.02 CNY to 1 USD for reference, but the actual settlement will be based on the latest exchange rate, which may differ from the rate above.
Banks and credit card companies may charge transaction service fees, and the exchange rate they use may be higher or lower than our quoted rate. Therefore, the final amount on your bank statement may be higher (or even lower) than you expected.
Suggestion: Before making payment, please compare our exchange rate with your bank’s rate and your bank’s transaction fee policy.
Note:
If the exchange rate is adjusted and you have already paid in full, we will honor the original quoted price.
If you have not yet paid in full at the time of the exchange rate adjustment, you will need to pay the difference (in CNY) between the old and new prices. However, we will never charge more than the price you have already accepted.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY
We deeply regret to learn of your decision to cancel your trip. We understand that unexpected circumstances can arise. To make the process as clear and fair as possible, we have outlined the cancellation terms below. Please read them carefully, and do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
How to cancel: Send your written cancellation notice to us via email. The effective date is the day we receive your written notice.
A. Cancellation for Multi-City Tours (including Yangtze River Cruises)
The following refund percentages apply to the total amount you have paid to us, excluding any incurred expenses (e.g., full cost of Yangtze River cruise if already booked, penalties from hotels/airlines/railways, PayPal or bank fees).
- 21 or more days before departure – You will receive a 100% refund of the amount paid after deducting any non-recoverable costs.
- 15 to 20 days before departure – You will receive a 70% refund after deducting non-recoverable costs.
- 8 to 14 days before departure – You will receive a 50% refund after deducting non-recoverable costs.
- 0 to 7 days before departure – No refund will be issued.
- No-show – 100% of the tour price will be charged.
Important: Once the trip has commenced, we are unable to offer refunds for any unused services – regardless of the reason (including early departure, late arrival, missed tour days, or unwillingness/inability to participate).
B. Cancellation for Single-City Tours
- 14 or more days before departure – 100% refund of all payments.
- 7 to 13 days before departure – 90% refund of all payments.
- 3 to 6 days before departure – 50% refund of all payments.
- 2 days or less before departure – No refund.
- No-show – 100% of the tour price will be charged.
Note: As with multi-city tours, no refunds can be given for unused services after the trip has begun.
Special note for groups of 10+ travelers: Cancellation terms may vary case by case. Please consult your travel advisor for details.
C. Cancellation for China Train Bookings
Once train tickets are issued, we must retain a USD 6 per ticket service fee in all cases. The refund of the ticket price itself follows China Railway’s rules:
1. Trains inside Mainland China
- More than 8 days before departure – No railway cancellation fee. You receive a 100% refund of the ticket price.
- Between 49 hours and 8 days before departure – Railway fee is 5% of the ticket price. You receive a 95% refund.
- Between 24 hours and 48 hours before departure – Railway fee is 10% of the ticket price. You receive a 90% refund.
- Less than 24 hours before departure – Railway fee is 20% of the ticket price. You receive an 80% refund.
2. Trains between Hong Kong and Mainland China
- 8 days or more before departure – Railway fee is 5% of the ticket price. You receive a 95% refund.
- Between 49 hours and 7 days before departure – Railway fee is 30% of the ticket price. You receive a 70% refund.
- Less than 48 hours before departure – Railway fee is 50% of the ticket price. You receive a 50% refund.
D. Cancellation for Attraction / Show Tickets
Once a ticket is confirmed, it is non-transferable and non-refundable – even in cases of inclement weather. We regret that no refunds can be issued for such tickets.
A Final Note
We always strive to be as flexible as possible. If you need to cancel or modify your trip, please contact us immediately – we will do our best to minimize any penalties on your behalf. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for trusting us with your journey to China.
TRAVEL TIPS
Dear Traveler,
Thank you for choosing our travel services. To ensure a smooth, enjoyable, and unforgettable experience in China, please read the following general pre-departure information carefully. Whether you are visiting which city or joining which itinerary, we have taken care of every detail for you. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.
I. Pre-Departure Preparation & Documents
Passport & Visa: Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned return date, and that you have obtained a valid Chinese tourist visa (L visa) or meet visa-exemption requirements. Keep your passport with you at all times – do not pack it in checked luggage.
Flight Confirmation: Please double-check your international flight details. We have already arranged all domestic flights and high-speed train tickets (if included in your itinerary). Your guide will provide you with physical tickets or help you use your passport to pass through the gates.
Health & Insurance: We have already purchased Travel Liability Insurance for you as required by law. However, we strongly recommend that you also purchase your own personal travel insurance covering medical expenses, trip delay, lost baggage, etc. If you have any medical conditions, allergies, or dietary restrictions (e.g., vegetarian, halal, gluten-free), please inform us at least 7 days before departure.
Currency & Payment:
The official currency is Renminbi (RMB / CNY). We suggest exchanging about 2,000–3,000 RMB in cash for small expenses (snacks, souvenirs, tips, etc.).
Credit cards (Visa/Mastercard) are accepted in large cities and high‑end malls, but not everywhere. Alipay and WeChat Pay are extremely convenient. You may try to download and link your international credit card before departure, or ask your guide for assistance.
Packing Suggestions:
Clothing: Prepare according to the season and destinations. Summers are hot & humid, winters cold & dry, spring/autumn have large day‑night temperature differences. Layered clothing and a light jacket are recommended. When visiting temples or religious sites, dress modestly (no bare shoulders or knees). Comfortable walking/hiking shoes are essential (many tours include ancient cities, mountain paths, or cobblestone lanes).
Personal items: Toiletries (some hotels may not provide full disposable sets), slippers, personal medications, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, umbrella/raincoat.
Electronics: Power plug adapter (China standard: two flat pins, 220V – many hotels can lend you one or have universal sockets), power bank (max 27,000mAh, must be carried in hand luggage).
II. Itinerary & Transportation
Airport/Station Transfers: Upon arrival, our guide will wait for you at the exit holding a sign with your name or the tour code/product name. Please look for it.
Domestic Flights / High‑Speed Trains (if included):
High‑speed trains offer first or second class seats – spacious and comfortable. Hot water and light snacks are available on board (you may also bring your own).
For domestic flights, checked baggage is usually limited to 20 kg, and carry‑on to 7 kg. Do not carry lighters, liquids over 100ml, or other prohibited items.
Reminder: Airports and train stations are very crowded. Stay close to your guide and keep your belongings secure.
Ground Transportation: We provide a spacious air‑conditioned coach/minibus with an experienced driver (vehicle size depends on group size). No smoking inside. Keep the vehicle clean. Before leaving the vehicle each day, make sure you have all your personal items.
Tour Pace: Our itineraries balance depth and comfort, but some days may involve considerable walking or activity. Listen to your body and let your guide know if you need a break. During free time, please take care of your personal safety and belongings.
III. Accommodation & Meals
Accommodation: We use the hotels listed in your itinerary (usually 3–5 stars, confirmed at booking). Standard twin/double rooms are provided. If you need a king bed or baby cot, please request in advance (subject to availability). A security deposit (cash or credit card) may be required at check‑in and will be refunded at check‑out.
Meals:
Included meals: As clearly marked in your itinerary (usually hotel breakfasts, some lunches/dinners). Breakfast is typically a buffet; lunches/dinners are carefully selected local restaurants featuring specialty dishes or set meals.
Meals on your own: For meals marked “on your own” or “free arrangement”, your guide will happily recommend local restaurants and cuisine – various price points available.
Drinking water: Do not drink tap water. Hotels provide bottled water daily, and restaurants serve hot tea. We recommend bringing a refillable water bottle – restaurants can refill it for you.
Dietary Restrictions: Please inform us of any dietary limitations at least 7 days before departure. We will communicate with the restaurants in advance.
IV. Sightseeing & Cultural Tips
World Heritage & Cultural Relics: When visiting sites such as the Forbidden City, Great Wall, Terracotta Warriors, Mogao Caves (depending on your itinerary), do not touch the relics, climb on ancient structures, or take photos in restricted areas. Follow site rules and respect the environment.
Special Activities: If your itinerary includes a workshop, cycling, show, etc., follow the instructor’s guidance and put safety first. If you prefer not to join an activity, please let your guide know.
Temples & Religious Sites: Remove your hat when entering main halls and keep your voice low. Ask permission before photographing Buddha statues.
Public Etiquette: Avoid loud talking in public places. Queue politely. Do not take photos of military zones, border checkpoints, or vulnerable people without their consent.
Tipping Customs: China is not a tipping‑required country. However, if you wish to show appreciation for excellent service, you are welcome to tip voluntarily at your own discretion.
V. Health & Safety
Air Quality: Some northern cities (especially in winter) may experience smog or haze. If you have respiratory sensitivities, we suggest carrying an N95 mask.
Stomach Health: When trying street food, choose busy, clean‑looking stalls. Bring your usual stomach medication and motion sickness pills.
Emergency Contacts: Always carry your hotel business card and your guide’s phone number.
China emergency numbers: Police: 110, Ambulance: 120, Fire: 119.
Internet & Communication: Your home SIM may not work in China. We recommend purchasing an international roaming package or buying a local Chinese SIM card at the airport (passport required for real‑name registration). Most hotel lobbies offer free Wi‑Fi.
VI. Daily Carry‑On Checklist (Recommended)
✅ Passport original (and a photocopy of the visa page – keep separately)
✅ Hotel key card (always take it when going out – essential for taxi return)
✅ Guide’s phone number / emergency contact card
✅ Cash / credit card for the day
✅ Mobile phone & power bank
✅ Personal medications
✅ Umbrella / sun hat / sunscreen (depending on weather)
✅ One bottle of water
✅ Comfortable walking shoes (already on your feet)
VII. Our Commitment & Service
Heartfelt service: We have noted all your requests. On every vehicle we provide an emergency kit (band‑aids, essential balm, wet wipes) and free bottled water daily.
Flexible adjustments: The itinerary is a framework; the real experience matters. Without removing major sights, your guide may adjust the order based on weather, traffic, or crowd conditions. You may also talk to your guide about fine‑tuning free time arrangements.
Round‑the‑clock communication: Before departure we will create a dedicated WeChat / WhatsApp service group including you, your tour leader, local guides, and our back‑office team – we are here for you 24/7.
Finally, relax and embrace this journey to China with curiosity and an open mind. 5,000 years of history, diverse cultures, and the blend of ancient and modern will unfold before you.
Wishing you a wonderful and memorable trip!
—— Your China Inbound Travel Team