China Awaits: Beijing • Xi’an • Shanghai
3 Cities. 1 Epic Journey.
Walk the Great Wall. Explore the legendary Forbidden City. Witness the awe-inspiring Terracotta Army in Xi’an. Wander vibrant street markets and ancient city walls. Then dive into the electric energy of Shanghai — where historic gardens meet futuristic skylines.
From imperial wonders to modern marvels, this is China as you’ve never seen it — rich in culture, history, and unforgettable moments.
***Visa Required to enter China***
Welcome to AYR Travel's Best Of China Tour!
Highlights: The Great Wall, Forbidden City, Terra-cotta Army, Small Wild Goose Pagoda, Shanghai the Bund, Nanjing Road and MORE!
TOUR COST WITH FLIGHT FROM LOS ANGELES
$3099 Per Person Double Occupancy - Nonrefundable/Nontransferable
$3499 Single Occupancy - Nonrefundable/Nontransferable
Your deposit confirms agreement to the following terms:
I understand all deposits to AYR Travel for this tour package, are non-refundable and non-transferable.
The package cost is based on a group travel rate and is subject to change if the participation falls below a number consistent with a group - 10 travelers.
Tour Company reserves the right to change or modify the itinerary as needed for all group trips.
Please Note: Insurance claim approval is determined by the travel insurance company - AYR Travel accepts no responsibility for any denied claims.
Per Person Payment Schedule
Deposit - $800 due Aug. 25, 2025
Monthly Deposit - $400
Final Payment Due - January 6, 2026
****THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE TOUR PACKAGE****
All deposits and payments are non-refundable; non-transferable.
All final balances are non-refundable; non-transferable. (Exception: full refunds if a tour does not operate due to a destination still on lockdown by the time your departure is due.)
Travel Insurance is recommended - available on request
It is the traveler's responsibility to ensure he/she has the proper travel documents (passports, visas, identification, vaccinations, etc.) required to travel abroad
For the most up-to-date entry requirements, travelers are required to check their destination's tourism website directly for details.
For up-to-date, accurate information you need to travel safely and securely visit:
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***US Citizens require a Visa to enter China***
Round trip flights from Los Angeles, CA
Ground transportation as shown on the itinerary
Hotels as shown on the itinerary
Meals as mentioned on the itinerary
English Speaking Tour guide
Tours as outlined on the itinerary
Beijing to Xian Flight
Flight to LAX not included
Personal purchases
Many nationalities including US citizens, need a visa to visit China
This is a NON REFUNDABLE package - travel insurance recommended
Required: Tour Guide $7 per day / Driver $3 per day
Today your amazing China tour begins. You will board the outbound flight to Beijing. Enjoy the on board food, beverage and the entertainment. It takes about 13 hours.
We arrived in Beijing, the capital city of China. Beijing Capital International Airport has rapidly ascended in rankings of the world's busiest airports in the past decade. Upon Arrival, greet our local tour guide at the arrival hall and transfer to your luxury hotel. You will have free time to rest, relax and acclimate to your new time zone.
This morning, you will sight-see Tiananmen Square, which is noted as the largest public square in the world. Then visit the Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming dynasty to the end of the Qing dynasty. For almost 500 years, it served as the home of emperors and their households, as well as the ceremonial and political center of the Chinese government. Tonight, you will enjoy a Peking Duck welcome dinner.
Today you will visit The Great Wall! Visiting the Great Wall is a delightful must for visitors to China. The Great Wall is one of the seven greatest man-made wonders of the world and is definitely the focal point of China. You will hike along one of the three greatest mountain passes - Juyongguan Pass. After that, you will have lunch where you can take some rest. Afterward you will stop at a Jade Museum to learn the history of Jade. In Chinese, jade is pronounced as 'Yu', and it has a history in China of at least four thousand years. In the evening, you can choose the optional tour. Optional tour: The Golden Mask Dynasty Show VIP ticket including transportation - $70/person
Visit the Traditional Chinese Medicine Center then transfer to the airport to catch your flight to Xian. Upon arrival, our local guide will meet and greet you to escort you to the hospitality of your next hotel accommodation to rest for the day.
Today is a full day tour. According to UNESCO, the TerraCotta Warriors and Horses are the Eighth Wonder of the World. Today's excursion will take you to modern China's greatest archaeological discovery – The TerraCotta Warriors and Horses, which silently guarded the tomb of China's First Emperor for over 2,200 years. Next you'll head to the Terracotta Replication Factory that actually re-made terracotta soldiers. After lunch, visit the Small Wild Goose Pagoda Scenic Area, then the Muslim Street, the local Bazaar, as well as the Great Mosque.
This morning you will be transferred to the airport to catch your flight to Shanghai. After arrival, visit the Bund. Shanghai is divided by the Huang Pu River into eastern and western sections. Modern mega high rises are seen on the eastern side while traditional European style architecture may be seen on the western side. The Bund is a five-block riverfront promenade with many of Shanghai’s banks and trading houses. Optional tour: Lujiazui financial district & HuangPu River Cruise - $80/person
Today is the last day in Shanghai. You will visit Nanjing Road where you can do some last minute shopping. Then go to the Shanghai Silk factory. After lunch, it is free on your own.
Today, we will transfer you to the airport. Say goodbye to China.
