Delightful China Luxury Food Tour

Today you will arrive in Beijing, and your local tour guide will pick you up at the airport and transfer you to the hotel for a good rest.

Beijing is a renowned international metropolis drawing more and more attention from all over the world. It serves as the capital of the People’s Republic of China, and the influential political, economic, and cultural center. Besides, it is a popular destination for visitors to feel the rapid development of China. You can see there are many world-class universities, such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Beijing Institute of Technology. With the improvement of China’s infrastructure, Beijing enjoys great convenience in railway and aviation. And the Beijing Daxing International airport, completed in 2019, acts as the world’s largest integrated transportation hub and aims to have annual passenger throughput of more than 100 million. Equipped with the 5G network and facial recognition technology, passengers can realize the whole process of self-service from entering the airport to boarding the plane. Thus, it’s more convenient for the passengers. If you want to experience the advanced airport, you can come to the Beijing Daxing international airport; if you desire to feel the rapid development of China, you can visit Beijing.

This morning, you will begin to explore Beijing by walking around Tian’anmen Square. Located in the center of Beijing, the square covers a total area of 440,000 square meters and can accommodate 1 million people for grand gatherings such as the National Day ceremony. The solemn flag-raising ceremony is held here every morning. Tens of thousands of visitors come to the square to watch the flag-raising ceremony every day. If you watch the whole process of the ceremony, you may find some details. First, soldiers in the national flag squad stand in four rows and nine lines, referring to the establishment of the People’s Republic of China in 1949. Second, the height of the flagpole is also designed particularly. It is 28.3 meters high. the number 28.3 represents a significant meaning. The Chinese Communist Party was founded on July 1, 1921, and the People’s Republic of China was set up on October 1, 1949. After calculating the difference between the two dates, you can find the time interval is just 28 years and 3 months. What an amazing design. 

Then continue going north, you will come to the Forbidden City (closed each Monday), the imperial palace for the 24 emperors during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1636-1912) dynasties. The Forbidden City covers an area of 720,000 square meters, which is equivalent to the area of one and a half Vatican. The Forbidden City was built by Emperor Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty. And it took 14 years to complete it. What is the reason that he spent so many years building the Forbidden City? Does he aim to show his authority or enjoy a relaxing and luxurious life? Neither is the main reason. It is Zhu Di who moved the capital of the Ming Dynasty from Nanjing to Beijing. He planned to let his descendants settle down in Beijing forever. He was also worried his descendants would move back to the former capital Nanjing on impulse. Therefore, Zhu Di spent a lot of time and money building this sumptuous palace and making Beijing a metropolis. Beijing has been serving as capital from then on.

For the tourists in our China luxury tour, we will arrange Peking Roast Duck for you for your lunch. Peking Roast Duck has a history of more than 1000 years and it is a must-eat food when you come to Beijing.

After lunch, you will go to the Temple of Heaven. The Temple of Heaven was built in 1420. It was where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties worshiped heaven and prayed for good harvests. There are many sightseeing spots such as Circular Mound Altar, Changing Clothes Platform, and Sacrifice Pavilion. All of those were built for the sacrificial ceremony. The ritual of worshipping heaven is very complicated. The emperor began to fast three days in advance and wrote his speech on woodblocks two days before the ritual. One day before the ritual, livestock that was prepared to be sacrificial would be killed. On the very day, the emperor would kowtow to welcome the God of heaven. Second, he burned incense and then prayed to heaven. Third, he presented sacrificial vessels containing meat to heaven. Forth, he kowtowed to the God of heaven three times. Fifth, the sacrificial meat would be all burned down. At last, after all of these steps finishing, the emperor could go back to his palace. The grand and complex ritual is not only for praying but also for displaying the emperor’s power.

After visiting the Temple of Heaven, you will go to the Summer Palace. As an ancient imperial garden, the Summer Palace was built in 1750 by the emperor Qianlong. It covers an area of 2.9 square kilometers. There are so many landscapes in the palace that it is impossible to introduce all of them here. Thus, let’s just get to know a few of them. A renowned corridor here named Long Corridor has a total length of more than 700 meters. Besides its length, it is known for the paintings on the corridor. You can see more than 14,000 paintings themed with flowers, animals, Chinese legends, and so on. In addition, you can climb Longevity Hill – the best place to enjoy the scenery of the whole Summer Palace. Besides Longevity Hill, Kunming Lake is another famous sightseeing spot. There is a stone bridge over Kunming Lake which is called the Seventeen Hole Bridge, whose stone columns are carved with different and exquisite lions. If you want to see more, you could join us and go there to see in person. 

Tian’anmen Square

Summer Palace

This morning, we will drive northward for about 1 hour to the Ming Tombs, 50 kilometers away from the center of Beijing. 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty were buried here, so it is also known as “The Thirteen Ming Tombs”. Today we will mainly visit one of the Ming Tombs – the Ding Tomb. It is the tomb of Zhu Yijun, the 13th Emperor of the Ming Dynasty. Two of his empresses are also buried here. When it comes to the Ding Tomb, we have to mention the golden crown unearthed in 1956 from its underground palace. It is made of golden threads. There are two dragons playing with a pearl decorated on the crown. According to experts, the head, body, claw, squama, and other parts of the dragon were all made separately. And then each part was welded and assembled. The whole process requires the craftsman to spend a lot of energy in welding each part and mastering the appropriate temperature when welding. It is because of the complex welding and other superb skills that the crown is thought to be pretty precious. In this China luxury tour, you will get a unique experience of visiting the underground palace of the Ding Tomb. With the explanation of your guide, you will know more about the Chinese royal tomb and ancient Chinese funeral culture.

And then, we will drive northeast for about 1.5 hour (47KM) to visit the Mutianyu Great Wall. On this China luxury tour, you will have a chance to get an unforgettable helicopter experience and look over the Mutianyu Great Wall on the sky. The helicopter tour is about 15 minutes. And all of our pilots are experienced. So don’t worry about your safety and just enjoy this view! After that, you will have a chance to get a closer look to the Great Wall. You can take a cable car or a chairlift up to the Great Wall and touch the bricks on the Great Wall that have a history of more than 1000 years. I am sure the Great Wall will impress you.

Ming Tombs

Mutianyu Great Wall

This morning, we will go to visit the Hutong in Beijing. Hutong is the alleyway in Beijing, where the unique charm of old Beijing is preserved. There are thousands of Hutongs in Beijing, most of which have no names at all except some famous ones. For example, the Qianshi Hutong is only 0.7 meters wide on average and only 0.4 meters narrow at its narrowest part. Can you imagine how two people should pass if they meet in the narrowest part of this Hutong? Both of them need to be sideways so that they can pass. You may be worried that it’s too exhausting if we walk around in the Hutong. Do not worry! You will take a rickshaw to visit them. Taking a rickshaw is the most traditional and relaxing way to know about the old Beijing and Hutong culture. Besides, when you visit Hutong, you can also go into a Siheyuan, a traditional dwelling of local Beijingers, to see what the traditional Beijing-style courtyard is like. You can also chat with the host, listen to the stories that ever happened in this courtyard, as well as learn some authentic Beijing dialect. All in all, if you are interested in the culture of Beijing, you must not miss the Hutong.

After lunch, you will be transferred to the railway station in Beijing. Then you will take the estimated train G57 14:00/18:24 to Xi’an. Upon arrival, your tour guide will pick you up there and transfer you to the hotel.

Hutong

Hutong

This morning, we will begin to explore Xi’an by visiting the Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum, which is hailed as the Eighth Wonder in the World. It is about 40 kilometers away northeast from Xi’an downtown. It takes about an hour to get there. In the past, as slave owners’ accessories, slaves were buried with their owners after owners’ death. Emperor Qin Shihuang, the first emperor in China, abolished the system of burial of the living. The terra cotta warriors and horses are life-sized funerary objects for him. More than 7,000 terra cotta soldiers and horses, bronze chariots, and a large number of bronze weapons have been excavated from the subordinate tomb. You may wonder why Emperor Qing Shihuang demanded to make so many terra cotta warriors and horses. As the creator of the first unified Chinese empire, he thought he must enjoy a luxurious life even after his death. Therefore, when he was 13 years old, he started to prepare to build a huge mausoleum that can show his glory and power. One day, a court official proposed to build terra cotta warriors and horses in the emperor’s mausoleum. He said that the life-sized warriors and horses could follow the emperor in the netherworld and help him build a new dynasty there. Hearing of this idea, the emperor was very satisfied. And the making of the terra cotta army began at that time. 

After lunch, we will go to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. It was built for Master Xuan Zang in 652 during the Tang Dynasty (618-907) to preserve a large number of Buddhist scriptures and relics that he brought back from India. The Big Wild Goose Pagoda is in the Daci’en Temple. There is a legend about the origin of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. There are two branches in Buddhism, one of which seldom considers eating meat a taboo. One day, some Buddhists who eat meat were starving but couldn’t find anything to eat. Upon seeing a group of big wild geese flying by, a monk said to himself, “Today we have no food. I hope the merciful Bodhisattva will give us some.” No sooner had he finished his words than the leading wild goose broke its wings and fell to the ground. All the monks were startled and realized that Bodhisattva was warning them to be more pious. Therefore, they buried the fallen goose, built a pagoda where the wild goose fell, and stopped eating meat. Later, they named the pagoda “Big Wild Goose Pagoda”.

At night, the Tang Dynasty Singing and Dancing Show with Dumplings Dinner is arranged for you. You could watch the singing and dancing show while eating dumplings. In northern China, dumplings, also named Jiaozi in Chinese, are one of the most popular staple foods. Different from the ancient times when people only had dumplings on important festivals, now they can eat whenever they want. Significantly, making dumplings is still an important activity for most families on the Eve of the Chinese New Year. Family members will gather together, making and eating dumplings while enjoying the Spring Festival Gala. In addition, it is a tradition in northern China to eat dumplings on the day of Winter Solstice. There are many kinds of fillings in dumplings. The most popular filling is pork and cabbage. Of course, if you are a vegetarian, you can also choose the dumplings with only vegetables inside. What are you waiting for? Join us to taste the delicious dumplings now. 

Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses Museum

Big Wild Goose Pagoda

This morning, we will walk around the Old City Wall, which is 13.7 kilometers long. It was built in the Ming Dynasty and it took eight years to complete the construction. The strong Xi'an city wall played an important defensive role in ancient times. Though the wall was attacked many times in wars, it is still the best-preserved old city wall in China. Nowadays, it divides Xi’an City into the inner city and outer city. You can see that all the buildings in the inner city look antique and the buildings outside the City Wall are mostly high-rising buildings. Besides, you may meet people doing morning exercises on the City Wall.

After lunch, you will be transferred to the airport and head to Guilin by taking the estimated flight 3U3269 15:45/18:10. Your tour guide will wait for you at the arrival lobby and then transfer you to the hotel.

Old City Wall

Old City Wall

This morning, we will drive southward for about 40 minutes to the Zhujiang Pier, 25 kilometers away from the center of Guilin. The pier boasts nine berths and can anchor 80 cruise liners at the same time. The most important is the Li River cruise ships here are 4-star cruise ships which are more comfortable than the 3-star ones. It will take about 4 hours from Guilin to Yangshuo and you will have lunch on the cruise. Li River is the essence of the scenery in Guilin. Whenever you come, it will make you impressed. Some people liken the Li River to a ribbon surrounding the mountains of Guilin. I will recommend you to take a Chinese 20 yuan banknote when you take the Li River Cruise. Because the scenery of the Li River is printed on the back of a Chinese 20 yuan banknote. You can take a photo with the scenery and the banknote together which is very memorable. 

Then we will go to visit Yangshuo West Street, the most famous shopping street in Yangshuo. Yangshuo is also a paradise for the foodie. You can go to taste Yangshuo Beer Fish, one of the most famous local dishes. This delicious dish has no fishy odor and its spicy flavor makes you have an appetite for it. The ingredient of Beer Fish is big carp fished from the Li River. It is fried with the raw tea oil planted and then braised with the superior beer made in Guilin. Do you want to taste the Beer Fish? Come and join this tour.

After that, we will drive back to Guilin.

Yangshuo West Street

Yangshuo West Street

This morning, we will drive northward for about one and a half hours to Longsheng, 90 kilometers away from the center of Guilin. There are many scenic spots in the county. First, we will go to Longji Rice Terrace, whose scenery changes as seasons change. At the beginning of spring, the terraces are filled with water. Looking in a distance, the terrace looks like silver ribbons. In hot summer, green seedlings of cereal crops sway with the breeze like rolling green waves. In autumn, you see nothing but the golden color. Terrace fields seem like golden steps. In winter, everything is covered by snow as if it was a fairy tale world. You may sometimes meet people of the Yao ethnic minority. Most of them wear traditional ethnic clothes which are very colorful. In addition, you might hear the sound of folk songs from afar. 

After visiting the Longji Rice Terrace, we will go to the Pingan Village. More than 1,200 meters above sea level. it has a population of about 800 people. In Pingan Village, many people belong to Zhuang nationality. We can see people enjoy a quiet and peaceful life in Pingan Village.

Finally, you will be driven back to Guilin.

Longji Rice Terrace

Pingan Village

In the morning, you will be transferred to the airport and head to Chengdu by taking the estimated flight CA4324 11:50/13:35. Your tour guide will wait for you at the arrival lobby and then transfer you to the hotel.

Free Time Suggestion:

If you want to walk around alone after a break, we recommend you to go to Jinli Street. 550 meters long street is home to many shopping stores, restaurants, and bars. You could eat delicious and authentic Sichuan food here. Besides, various traditional activities are also held in Jinli Street sometimes, such as folk music and drama performances and Sichuan Opera performance. You can really enjoy the real lifestyle of Sichuan people in the street.

This morning, we will go to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. It is a well-known research institution for the protection of giant pandas and other rare and endangered wild animals in China. Wild giant pandas inhabit bamboo forests in the mountains of central China. Their striking coat of black and white, combined with a bulky body and round face, gives them a captivating appearance that interests people from home and abroad. Giant pandas play an important role in the history of China’s international communication. Up to now, China has transferred pandas to many foreign countries, such as the United States, Japan, France, Britain, Mexico, and Spain. This greatly increases the friendship between China and other countries.

As a client in our China luxury tour, we will arrange the most famous Chengdu Hot Pot for you for your lunch. Hot pot has a history of over 1000 years and until now. Chengdu people like to eat the spicy soup Hot Pot. Of course, if you cannot eat the spicy food, you can also order the mushroom soup or potato soup Hot Pot. 

After lunch, you will be driven to the Chuancais Museum, 40 kilometers northeast from the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. It takes about an hour to get there. Covering a total area of 2.7 hectares. This is the only museum in the world whose theme is the cuisine. This museum provides you the history of Sichuan food. Here you can see the ingredients of traditional Sichuan cuisine and the kitchen utensils that people used thousands of years ago. You can wear chef’s clothes and learn how to cook classic Sichuan dishes taught by a professional chef personally. Tasting the Sichuan food made by you, isn’t it interesting?

Giant Panda

Chuancais Museum

This morning, we will drive southward for about 2 hours to the Leshan Giant Buddha, 150 kilometers away from the center of Chengdu. With a history of over 1,200 years, the Buddha is 71 meters high, which equals the height of a 35-story building. The Leshan Giant Buddha was firstly built by a monk in 713. At that time, the Min River near the Leshan Giant Buddha often caused turbulent waves which render many passers-by drowned in the river. Therefore, a merciful monk raised money and planned to build a giant Buddha to keep the turbulent water in check. However, how can one person build such a giant Buddha? It took about 90 years for generations to complete it. You will definitely be shocked after seeing the big Buddha.

After lunch, we will drive to the Huanglongxi Ancient Town. In this ancient town, you will see a waterfall, where the old or the young all play in the water in summer. And then you will see many stores selling various ornaments and local foods while walking along a long corridor. At the end of the corridor, there is an old tree that has a history of over one thousand years and it takes four adults to hug the old tree. You could also notice that people hang red strips on its branches. This is a way of praying. You can also write your dream on the red strip and hang it on the tree. Maybe the old tree will help you realize it. Besides, you will also see several ancient temples. Walking into the temple, you will feel peace in your inward world. Are you attracted by the sightseeing? If your answer is “yes”, do join us and enjoy the charm of the Huanglongxi Ancient Town. 

After visiting the Huanglongxi Ancient Town, you will be driven back to the center of Chengdu.

Leshan Giant Buddha

Huanglongxi Ancient Town

This morning, we will go to the Kuan Zhai Alley, which consists of a wild and a narrow alley as well as residential houses on each side of the alley. In the Qing Dynasty, Manchu lived there with a strict hierarchy. That means civil and military officials lived in the wide alley, while soldiers lived in the narrow alley. That’s why it is named Kuan Zhai Alley - Kuan means wide and Zhai means narrow. The architecture here combines the architectural styles of Sichuan folk houses and Beijing quadrangle courtyard houses. Besides, a variety of cultural, catering, leisure shops is opened in this Kuan Zhai Alley. In 2014, US President Barack Obama’s wife Michelle visited the Kuan Zhai Alley and dined at a hot pot restaurant.

After lunch, you will be transferred to the railway station in Chengdu. Then you will take the estimated train G8623 14:41/16:00 to Chongqing. Upon arrival, your tour guide will pick you up and transfer you to the dock directly. Then your Yangtze River Cruise will begin.

Kuan Zhai Alley

Kuan Zhai Alley

During the Yangtze River Cruise, you can not only enjoy a comfortable voyage and the scenery of the Yangtze River but also practice Tai chi if the weather permits. Tai chi, a traditional Chinese martial art, is a noncompetitive and gentle physical exercise and stretching. It involves a series of postures and gentle movements with mental focus, breathing, and relaxation. A Tai Chi master will teach you when you practice it.

This morning, we will go to the Shibaozhai Pagoda. Originally, it was just a steep and lonely mountain. People can only depend on the iron chain of the cliff to climb on the top of it. Later, a nine-story pagoda was built against the mountain. After climbing to the top of the pagoda, you can directly get to the mountain top. This pagoda is Shibaozhai Pagoda. It was added to 12 floors in 1956. Now it becomes an excellent place for tourists to overlook the Yangtze River. The pagoda consists of a gate, a body part, and an attic. It is 56 meters high and all made of wood. You will see three groups of sculptures of some ancient heroes here. All of them are vivid. You can ask your guide to tell you more stories about these heroes.

In the afternoon, we will visit the Fengdu Ghost City. It has a history of over 2,000 years. Legend has it that Fengdu got its name of Ghost City during the Han Dynasty (206- 220), when two imperial officials, Yin Changsheng and Wang Fangping, came here to practice Taoism and later achieved immortality. The combination of their last names, Yin Wang, means "King of Hell" in Chinese. That is why it is called Ghose City. Gradually, more and more temples were built here. Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State, William George Hayden, Governor-General of Australia, and other foreign leaders also visited the Fengdu Ghost City. If you are curious about ghost city, why not go there? By the way, it is a shore excursion that you have to pay for the expense on the ship if you plan to visit it. 

Shibaozhai Pagoda

Fengdu Ghost City

Today we will visit the three great gorges along the Yangtze River. The first one is the Qutang Gorge that is about 8 kilometers long. Although it is the shortest among the three gorges, it is the most majestic and precipitous. After going into the gorge, visitors can see nothing but threatening peaks on each side of the gorge. It seems that the peaks are cut by an ax and look very steep. In the gorge, you may find some cliffs as high as 1,500 meters. In addition, Qutang Gorge has a narrow river course that is no more than 100 meters wide. The narrowest section of it is only dozens of meters, making the two sides of the mountains close to each other and adding more magnificence to them. 

Second, we will talk about the Wu Gorge, which is famous for its elegance. While drifting along the gorge, you will see twelve peaks on each side that are the most prominent sightseeing. Among the twelve, the Goddess Peak is the highest and most notable. There is a popular legend relating to it. According to an ancient story, the little daughter of the Queen Mother of Heaven once descended to earth to visit the East Sea. While passing by the Wu Gorge, she founds water in the gorge is overflowing due to heavy rain. The Goddess used her magical power to help people control the flood. After the flood subsides, she even prays for a bumper harvest and a safe voyage for the locals on the top of a mountain. Day by day, she became a part of the mountain so you can see the Goddess Peak is shaped like a beautiful lady. There are also many other attractions and interesting stories about the Wu Gorge. If you are interested, let’s go and explore them. 

The last one is the Xiling Gorge, the most dangerous gorge. There are numerous reefs, rapid currents, and Distinctively shaped rocks on both sides of the river. But don’t worry. You will take the luxurious and risk-free ship to drift along the gorge.

Qutang Gorge

Wu Gorge

This morning, we will visit the Three Gorges Dam. It serves as the largest hydropower facility and clean energy base in the world. It is also the largest engineering project ever built in China. Now a tourist area has been built for visitors to enjoy the grand dam. The tourist spot covers an area of 5.28 square kilometers. Standing on these viewing platforms, you will have an excellent opportunity to look over the Three Gorges Dam and experience the splendid and powerful gorges.

After visiting, your tour guide will pick you up at the tourist center and then transfer you to the railway station in Yichang. Then you will take the estimated train D354 14:46/22:21 to Shanghai. Upon arrival, your tour guide will pick you up there and transfer you to the hotel.

Three Gorges Dam

Three Gorges Dam

This morning, we will go to visit the Yu Garden (closed each Monday). It is a private garden built by an office-holder named Pan Yunduan in the Ming Dynasty. He built the garden to make his aged parents enjoy life. Yu in Chinese means comfort and happiness. Therefore, he called it Yu Garden. Unfortunately, his parents passed away before the garden was completed. What’s worse, Pan Yunduan lost power afterwards. Thus, the delicate garden was sold to a local guild. Your guide will take you to enjoy the most essential part of this garden.

After visiting the Yu Garden, we will go to the Jade Buddha Temple. In 1882, an old temple was built to keep two jade Buddha statues which had been transferred from Burma by a monk named Huigen. However, the temple was destroyed during the revolution. Fortunately, the Buddha statues were saved, and then a new temple was built on the present site in 1928. That is the current Jade Buddha Temple. The two Buddha statues are one sitting Buddha and one reclining Buddha. Both of them are carved with whole white jade. The sparkling and crystal-clear white jade gives the Buddhas the beauty of sanctity and makes them more vivid. The sitting Buddha is 190 centimeters high and decorated with agates and emeralds. The reclining Buddha is 96 centimeters long, lying on the right side with the right hand supporting the head and the left hand placing on the left leg. In addition, there are many other ancient paintings and Buddhist scriptures here.

We will have dim sum for lunch which is the most typical Shanghai food. It is served with a collection of savory steamed or fried buns, dumplings, and rolls. Please enjoy delicious dim sum.

After lunch, we will go to the Shanghai Tower, which is 632 meters high. It includes offices, exhibition halls, hotels, restaurants, and other entertainment facilities. As a tourist on the Shanghai luxury tour, you will be taken to the sightseeing hall on the 118th floor. Thus, you could look over the Oriental Pearl TV Tower that ordinary tourists visit as well as the beautiful scenery of Shanghai City.

Then we will go to Nanjing Road, the earliest commercial street in Shanghai. It is the treasure land gathering thousands of merchants, the opening window of Shanghai to the outside world, and also the paradise of domestic and foreign shopaholics. There are many time-honored brands on the street. You can go to the Shen Dacheng’s Pastry Shop, which mainly makes moon cakes with meat fillings, to taste the authentic Shanghai food and buy some for your friends and families as gifts. The famous Tongrentang Pharmacy of traditional Chinese medicine also stands on the street. Besides, you can even go to Zhang Xiaoquan’s Scissors Shop to have a look at the traditional Chines craft of making scissors, which has a history of 353 years. With various shops and brands, Nanjing Road is really a must-go place.

After that, we will go to the Bund, the symbol of Shanghai. The Bund is a famous waterfront on the west bank of Huangpu River. Here, the charm of Shanghai as a bustling metropolis combining the century-old history and flourishing future is fully presented, making the Bund a must-see attraction.

Yu Garden

Nanjing Road

This morning, we will drive southwest for about an hour to the Zhujiajiao Water Town, 50 kilometers away from the center of Shanghai. It is considered as the “Venice of Shanghai”, as the town is surrounded by water. It is also famous for the ancient bridges, ancient buildings, and ancient streets. If you come during the Tomb-Sweeping Day (generally in April), you may meet many people flying kites here. That is the traditional activity. If you are interested, you can also buy a beautiful kite and join them.

After lunch, you will be driven back to Shanghai downtown. Then we will go to the Tianzifang Market. It was once a plain road but now it became a creative market for the young to pursue fashion. In Tianzifang Market, food such as Snowflake Sweets and White Rabbit Creamy Candy is always the favorite of the tourists. Besides, foreign visitors often go to stores selling silk to buy some gifts for their families. And there are also other stores waiting for you to explore.

Zhujiajiao Water Town

Tianzifang Market

Today your 18-day Luxury China Tour comes to an end. Your tour guide will see you off at the airport. Then you will board your flight back home.

Author: Liya Zhang

Proofreader: Betsy He