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Wonders of China

The Most Famous Sights

Great_Wall Terracotta_Warriors Pandas Yangtze_River_Cruise Li_River_Cruise Beautiful_Scenery Temples_&_Palaces UNESCO_World_Heritage Cultural_Show Shopping  
Great Wall of China Terracotta Warriors Pandas Yangtze River Cruise Li River Cruise Beautiful Scenery Temples & Palaces UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Show Shopping  

The Most Famous Sights

16 days from $ 4090

Wonders of China

On the Wonders of China Group Tour, you will have the opportunity to visit China’s most notable destinations in the span of just one tour! You will find yourself inspired by a unique mix of modernity and history when you visit the dynamic cities of Beijing and Xian, before drinking in the serene beauty and dramatic scenery of the Yangtze River and its stunning Three Gorges.

No vacation to China would be complete without a visit to the famous Great Wall and Terracotta Warriors. See the beautiful Li River near Guilin and experience cosmopolitan Shanghai. You will even have a chance to see China’s beloved Pandas! The Wonders of China tour provides a variety of destinations and activities that encompass the historical, natural, and cultural wonders of China.

The Wonders of China tour has guaranteed departures subject to a minimum of 2 passengers traveling.

Included in the price

Included in the price of your Wendy Wu Wonders of China Group Tour

• International flights from the USA and taxes
Included in your Wonders of China tour are flights to and from China. All flights leave from the United States and are all included in the price of your group tour.

• Local transportation in China
Our group tours have all domestic transport included in your group tour price. All your transportation is covered when you book with Wendy Wu.

• Accommodations in China
Wendy Wu books and confirms all the accommodations for your Wonders of China vacation. You will stay at some of the most iconic and beautiful hotels China has to offer.

• All meals – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Enjoy the Chinese cuisine without worrying about the cost, when you book a group tour with Wendy Wu all your meals are included in the tour price.

• Touring with guides and entrance fees
Our group tours to China feature a wide range of sights and places to visit. From ancient locations to modern cities, China has everything to offer, and it’s all included in your group tour when you book through Wendy Wu.

• Visa fees for USA residents
Wendy Wu group tours include all Visa fees for China for USA residents.

Days 1-2 : US – Beijing

Fly to Beijing, China's capital city. Arrive the following day.

Day 3 : Beijing

Sightseeing today includes a stroll through Tiananmen Square, past Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum to the treasure-filled Forbidden City, which has the largest and best-preserved collection of ancient buildings in China. We also take a rickshaw ride through the traditional Hutong areas and visit the unique Temple of Heaven. Our evening meal includes the local delicacy, Peking Duck.

Day 4 : Beijing

Walk on the Great Wall to appreciate 2,000 years of historical significance while admiring the panoramic views. The Great Wall is China's most iconic attraction and stretches more than 3,000 miles from the Shanhaiguan Pass on the east coast to the Gobi Desert in the west. Also, tour the exquisite Summer Palace. Enjoy a fascinating Chinese Acrobatic show in the evening.

Day 5 : Beijing – Xian

Fly to the former ancient capital of Xian and visit the Shaanxi Museum, which is home to thousands of priceless relics. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Shui Jiao dumpling meal followed by a performance of Tang Dynasty dancing.

Day 6 : Xian

Visit one of the most important archaeological discoveries of the 20th century – the Terracotta Warriors. The figures were created more than 2,000 years ago to accompany Emperor Qin Shihuang into the afterlife. We also walk along the Ancient City Wall, stroll through the lively Muslim Quarter to visit the Great Mosque and explore the Islamic food markets.

Day 7 : Xian – Yangtze River Cruise

Fly to Wuhan and transfer to Yichang to board our Yangtze River Cruise vessel.

Days 8-10 : Yangtze River Cruise

Enjoy a tour of the Three Gorges Dam before cruising upstream through some of the most dramatic scenery in the world. Over the next three days, we will take a side-trip to the striking Shennong Stream in a pea-pod boat or visit the Lesser Three Gorges. We also enjoy various shore excursions along the way, including the 'Ghost City' of Fengdu with its captivating temples.

Day 11 : Chongqing – Guilin

Disembark from our cruise vessel this morning and visit the Panda House at Chongqing Zoo to see these adorable animals. Later, fly to the beautiful city of Guilin.

Days 12-13 : Li River Cruise – Guilin

Cruise the stunning Li River to Yangshuo and enjoy the breathtaking landscape of beautiful limestone hills, tranquil fishing scenes and picturesque villages. The next day, explore the colourful local markets before returning to Guilin to visit the colourfu stalagmites and stalactites of Reed Flute Caves. We also see the cormorant fishermen.

Day 14 : Guilin – Shanghai

Fly to the cosmopolitan city of Shanghai, also known as the ‘Paris of the East’. We will also see the superb antiquities and fine arts of the Shanghai Museum and wander around neighbouring People’s Square. Our dinner this evening will be traditional Shanghai cuisine.

Day 15 : Shanghai

Sightseeing today includes a stroll through the beautiful Yu Gardens, the Old Town and a walk along the famous Bund with its colonial architecture. We also visit the modern Pudong area and explore the restored Xintiandi area with its unique 1920’s style shikumen buildings. In the evening, enjoy a cruise on the panoramic Huangpu River, where the historic Bund and the futuristic Pudong come face-to-face.

Day 16 : Shanghai – US

Fly to the US, arriving home later the same day or the following morning depending on airline chosen.

Dates and Prices

Depart US Arrive US Price pp from  
9 Jun 2013 24 Jun 2013 $5,190
16 Jun 2013 1 Jul 2013 $5,190
23 Jun 2013 8 Jul 2013 $5,190
30 Jun 2013 15 Jul 2013 $5,190
7 Jul 2013 22 Jul 2013 $5,190
14 Jul 2013 29 Jul 2013 $5,190
21 Jul 2013 5 Aug 2013 $5,190
28 Jul 2013 12 Aug 2013 $5,190
4 Aug 2013 19 Aug 2013 $5,190
11 Aug 2013 26 Aug 2013 $5,190
18 Aug 2013 2 Sep 2013 $4,890
25 Aug 2013 9 Sep 2013 $4,890
1 Sep 2013 16 Sep 2013 $4,890
5 Sep 2013 20 Sep 2013 $4,890
6 Sep 2013 21 Sep 2013 $4,890
8 Sep 2013 23 Sep 2013 $4,890
12 Sep 2013 27 Sep 2013 $4,890
13 Sep 2013 28 Sep 2013 $4,890
15 Sep 2013 30 Sep 2013 $4,890
19 Sep 2013 4 Oct 2013 $4,890
20 Sep 2013 5 Oct 2013 $4,890
22 Sep 2013 7 Oct 2013 $4,890
26 Sep 2013 11 Oct 2013 $4,890
27 Sep 2013 12 Oct 2013 $4,890
29 Sep 2013 14 Oct 2013 $4,890
6 Oct 2013 21 Oct 2013 $4,690
10 Oct 2013 25 Oct 2013 $4,690
13 Oct 2013 28 Oct 2013 $4,690
20 Oct 2013 4 Nov 2013 $4,690
27 Oct 2013 11 Nov 2013 $4,690
3 Nov 2013 18 Nov 2013 $4,390
10 Nov 2013 25 Nov 2013 $4,090

Tour departs Sunday and returns Monday
*Tour departs Wednesday and returns Thursday
**Tour departs Friday and returns Saturday
***Tour departs Tuesday and returns Wednesday
****Tour departs Monday and returns Tuesday

  • Prices are fully inclusive from the US
  • Based on Los Angeles departures
  • Regional departures available from many US cities
  • Flight upgrades available on request
  • Land only from $2,790 (Beijing - Shanghai)
  • Single supplement from $990
  • Tipping payable locally $63 for 2012 and 2013 departures
  • Private tour from $5,290 fully inclusive

Important note: Outbound and return dates may vary from those shown based upon selected airline and departure point. You will be advised of your specific flight schedule at the time of reservation.

Hong Kong Extension - 4D/3N

Hong Kong Extension

    This itinerary can easily be added after most of our China tours.

    Day 1: Arrive Hong Kong
    You will be met at Hong Kong Airport and transferred to your hotel.

    Day 2: Hong Kong
    Enjoy a half day island tour visiting Victoria Peak, Stanley Market, Aberdeen Fishing Village and an optional sampan ride (paid locally). The afternoon is at leisure. (B)

    Day 3: Hong Kong
    A free day to enjoy the delights of this vibrant city as you wish. (B)

    Day 4: Depart Hong Kong
    Transfer to Hong Kong Airport. (B)

    Hotel Prices:
    Price is per person based on:
    3* accommodations from $390pp
    4* accommodations from $490pp
    5* accommodations from $690pp

    Price from $ 390.00pp

    Other Supplement from:

    Tour departs any day subject to availability

    Single supplement from $260pp
    Sole passenger price from $650pp
    Includes accommodation,local transportation and touring
    by motorcoach, entrance fees, guides and meals as stated
    Excludes flights, departure taxes, visas and tipping
    Price is subject to seasonal variation

Hong Kong & Lantau Island - 4D/3N

Hong Kong & Lantau Island

    This itinerary can be easily added after most of our China tours.

    Day 1: Arrive Hong Kong
    Transfer to your hotel.

    Day 2: Hong Kong
    Enjoy a half day island tour visiting Victoria Peak, Stanley Market, Aberdeen Fishing Village and an optional sampan ride (paid locally). The afternoon is at leisure. (B)

    Day 3: Lantau Island
    Begin with a ferry ride across the Victoria Harbour to Silvermine Bay to visit beautiful Cheung Sha beach and Tai O Fishing Village. Then travel to Ngong Ping Plateau to see the Giant Buddha and explore Po Lin Monastery where you'll enjoy a vegetarian lunch. Later, visit Ngong Ping Village before a ride aboard the Skyrail cable car. (B,L) If the cable car is canceled due to weather or any other reason, alternative transportation will be arranged.

    Day 4: Depart Hong Kong
    Transfer to Hong Kong Airport. (B)

    Hotel Prices:
    Price is per person based on:
    3* accommodations from $540pp
    4* accommodations from $640pp
    5* accommodations from $840pp

    Price from $ 540.00pp

    Other Supplement from:

    Tour departs any day subject to availability

    Single supplement from $260pp
    Sole passenger price from $650pp
    Includes accommodation,local transportation and touring
    by motorcoach, entrance fees, guides and meals as stated
    Excludes flights, departure taxes, visas and tipping
    Price is subject to seasonal variation

Hong Kong & Macau - 4D/3N

Hong Kong & Macau

    This itinerary can easily be added after most of our China tours

    Day 1: Arrive Hong Kong
    Transfer to your hotel.

    Day 2: Hong Kong
    Enjoy a island tour visiting Victoria Peak, Stanley Market, Aberdeen Fishing Village and an optional
    sampan ride (paid locally). (B)

    Day 3: Macau
    Travel by hydrofoil to Macau. Visit the ruins of the St. Paul's Church, Ama Temple, Macau Museum (closed Mondays) and a local casino (minimum age 18). Return by hydrofoil to Hong Kong. (B,L)

    Day 4: Depart Hong Kong
    Transfer to Hong Kong Airport. (B)

    Hotel Prices:
    Price is per person based on:
    3* accommodations from $590pp
    4* accommodations from $690pp
    5* accommodations from $890pp

    Price from $ 590.00pp

    Other Supplement from:

    Tour departs any day subject to availability

    Single supplement from $260pp
    Sole passenger price from $650pp
    Includes accommodation,local transportation and touring
    by motorcoach, entrance fees, guides and meals as stated
    Excludes flights, departure taxes, visas and tipping
    Price is subject to seasonal variation

This document is designed to be read in conjunction with the other pre-departure information provided by Wendy Wu Tours including the tour itinerary as described in our brochure and/or website. It aims to provide a straightforward description of the physical activities involved in sightseeing or travelling during the tour.

If there are any particular challenges, from the length of time spent on your feet, the length of drives and flights, to the standard of remote accommodation for our more adventurous tours; they will be explained here.

All passengers must read this document to ensure the itinerary is suitable for their interests and physical capabilities. This is not your final itinerary and therefore does not mention all the sites visited. The order of sightseeing is subject to change.

Wonders of China Feb 2012