Day 1: Arrive Beijing (no meal)
Upon arrival in Beijing, our representative will greet you at airport and transfer you to hotel, a specially decorated room is waiting for you.
Remainder of the day is free at leisure.
Day 2: Beijing (B, L)
This morning, your China honeymoon tour begins from the Tian’anmen Square—the largest public square in the world and the Palace Museum, known as Forbidden City, the complex of imperial palaces which is home to the emperors for over 500 years in the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Then you’ll visit the Summer Palace after a local lunch, a former summer resort for the royal family.
Day 3: Beijing (B, L)
Today, the highlight of your China honeymoon tour is the Great Wall—the landmark of China and one of the amazing feats of human labor. You’ll visit the Juyongguan Pass and experience its grandness & sturdiness.
You’ll be free at leisure this evening or take the optional tour to Wangfujing Commercial Street.
Day 4: Beijing-Xi’an (B, L)
This morning, you’ll visit the Temple of Heaven, where emperors came twice every year to worship God of Heaven and pray for good harvest.
After lunch, you’ll China honeymoon tour will go on to Xi’an, the great ancient capital and the eastern end of the Silk Road. You are transferred to a Tang Dynasty style hotel upon arrival.
Day 5: Xi’an (B, L)
Full day visit to Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum at the Tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first Qin Emperor.
Afternoon you’ll be transferred to Family Gao Courtyard and have your own Chinese style wedding there! With the traditional wedding dress, you’ll experience the ancient Chinese wedding ceremony.
Day 6: Xi’an-Shanghai (B, L)
This morning, visit Big Wild Goose Pagoda which was built in 652 AD. It contains a large volume of Buddhist scriptures which were obtained from India by the eminent monk Xuanzang. Afterwards, you’ll visit the Ancient City Wall before flight to Shanghai.
After check in hotel in Shanghai, you’ll be free or you can take an optional night cruise along Huangpu River, known as the mother river of Shanghai city, with Shanghai’s best urban sights along her two banks.
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