Flight to Beijing with major airline

Day 1 Australia – Xian

Today depart Australia for Xian, China. Upon arrival, a local tour guide will meet you at the airport and transfer. Please note that some travelers may depart on Day 0.

Day 1 Australia – Xian

Day 3 Xian – Beijing

Visit the famous Small Wild Goose Pagoda, a delicate Buddhist pagoda surviving for over 1300 years from the Tang Dynasty and transfer to Xian Airport for a domestic flight to Beijing

Day 4 Tiananmen Square and The Forbidden City

Your exploration of Beijing begins at Tiananmen Square and The Forbidden City.

Day 5 The Great Wall of China

An exciting morning to China’s historic symbol – the Great Wall.

Day 6 Beijing – Suzhou

After breakfast, make a stop at ‘Tongrentang’ to learn more about traditional Chinese medicine.

Day 7 Suzhou – Hangzhou

Suzhou, which dates back to 514 BC, is sometimes called the "Venice of the East

Day 8 Hangzhou – Shanghai

This morning start this amazing day with a small boat ride on the West Lake another UNESCO World Heritage Site, which reveals the ethereal beauty of Hangzhou's willow draped islands.

Day 9 Shanghai History Museum

This morning visit Shanghai History Museum which has a total collection of about 110,000 pieces and learn a great deal about the long history of the city.

Day 10 Transfer to Port of Baoshan

After breakfast transfer to Port of Baoshan for your cruise.

Shanghai, the most populated city in China, is a renowned international metropolis drawing in visitors from all over the world. Due to Shanghai's colonial history, the city is a unique fusion of East and West. Enjoy the stunning skyline views on an evening cruise, or perhaps take a leisurely stroll down the Bund promenade and watch the ships sail by. Shoppers are sure to be impressed by the variety of pop-up boutiques, contemporary designer-outlets and trendy vintage stores! From chilled-out jazz venues to lively night clubs, Shanghai's nightlife options are endless.

Overnight

The Japanese ability to mix a fast-paced world with a world of tranquility and refined ceremonies can be seen to its full effect in Osaka. Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Japan’s third-largest city before taking part in a traditional tea ceremony.

Kobe, on the southern side of the main island of Honshū is located on a hillside sloping down toward Osaka Bay. In ancient times, Kobe was an important port in the early days of Japan's trade with China, and was one of the first settlements for foreigners in the mid 19th century. Its relatively small size mean Kobe's neighbourhoods are easily traversed on foot, while the subway system is simple to navigate your way around.