Xi'an

Product Highlights‌

‌Comprehensive Coverage of Xi'an Highlights‌

Includes iconic attractions like the ‌Forest of Stone Steles‌, ‌Hukou Waterfall‌, ‌Tang Paradise‌, ‌Huaqing Palace‌, and the ‌Terracotta Army‌, offering an immersive experience of Xi'an's rich history and culture.

‌Deep Dive into the Tang Dynasty's Golden Age‌

Stroll through royal gardens, transporting visitors back to the grandeur of ancient Chang'an, where prosperity and brilliance once thrived.

​Awe-Inspiring Hukou Waterfall‌

Witness the roaring Yellow River at Hukou, its thunderous waves resembling a galloping cavalry. This majestic spectacle showcases nature's raw power and the profound charm of the "Mother River."

​Blend of Culture and Modernity‌

​Tang Paradise Night Market‌ and ‌Yisu Cultural District‌ highlight Xi'an's contemporary vitality, allowing visitors to enjoy both historical heritage and urban vibrancy.

‌Gourmet Exploration‌

​Huimin Street‌, Xi'an's famed food street, serves authentic local snacks and specialties, a paradise for food lovers.

‌History Meets Art‌

The must-see ‌"Eternal Love"‌ performance merges historical narratives with modern stagecraft, delivering a feast for the eyes and ears.

‌Local Life Immersion‌

‌Bell and Drum Tower Square‌ offers a glimpse into Xi'an's daily life and urban charm.

‌Cultural Deep Dive‌

Visit cultural landmarks like the ‌Forest of Stone Steles Museum‌ and ‌Xi'an Museum‌ to explore ancient Chinese art and civilization.

‌Flexible Itinerary‌

Balanced schedules include guided tours and free time, allowing travelers to tailor activities to their interests and energy levels.

Itinerary

D1

Gather at the designated location and travel by plane/high-speed train/train to the beautiful ancient capital of Xi'an, a city of 13 dynasties, to begin a mysterious ancestral roots journey! If time permits on the day, you may explore freely.

Meals not included

D2

Xi'an-Beilin Museum-Xi'an Museum-Muslim's Street and Drum & Bell Tower‌-Yisu Theater Cultural District-Tang Paradise-The Grand Tang Mall

Including breakfast

D3

Xi'an-Yichuan-Hukou Waterfall

Including breakfast and lunch

D4

Terracotta Warriors-Huaqing Palace（The Romance of a Thousand Years）

Including breakfast and lunch

Specific itinerary‌

Day 1

Gather at the designated location and travel by plane/high-speed train/train to the beautiful ancient capital of Xi'an, a city of 13 dynasties, to begin a mysterious ancestral roots journey! If time permits on the day, you may explore freely.

Day 2

Pick up guests from hotel and visit ‌Forest of Stone Steles Museum‌ (30 min)

Shaanxi's oldest museum, specializing in ancient steles, epitaphs, and stone carvings.

Proceed to ‌Xi'an Museum‌ (~1 hour, closed Tuesdays; alternative: Zhang Xueliang Mansion)

Features Tang-era artifacts, Small Wild Goose Pagoda, and serene gardens.‌

Explore ‌Bell & Drum Tower Square & Muslim Quarter‌ (50 min, self-guided)

Landmark square leading to Hui-style snack stalls.

Walk through ‌Yisu Cultural Block‌ (40 min)

Historic Qin opera theater with food streets and cultural zones.‌

Visit ‌Tang Paradise‌ (~1 hour)

China's first Tang-themed royal park with sensory experiences.

Experience ‌Tang Dynasty Ever Bright Night Walk‌ (1 hour, self-guided)

Famous for performances like the "Unshakable Girl" near Giant Wild Goose Pagoda.

Return to hotel.

Day 3‌
After breakfast, guests will be picked up from the hotel and driven to Yichuan County (approximately 4-hour journey).‌
After lunch, visit the ‌Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River‌ (including round-trip shuttle service, 40 RMB/person, ~1-hour visit).

1. Known as the ‌"Second-Largest Waterfall in China"‌ and the ‌"World's Largest Yellow Waterfall."‌
2. Famous for its roaring sound and majestic power, described as "a celestial river pouring down from the sky."‌

Return to Xi'an by vehicle and check into the hotel for rest.

Day 4

After breakfast, drive to ‌Lintong‌ (50 km, ~1 hour).

Visit ‌Huaqing Palace‌ (~1.5 hours):

Combines ancient imperial hot springs with the ‌Xi'an Incident‌ sites.

Key spots: ‌Five Pavilions‌, ‌Imperial Baths (Hua Tang)‌, and ‌Yang Guifei's Bathing Pools‌.

Lunch (~1 hour).‌

Explore ‌Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor‌ (~2.5 hours):

Home to the ‌Terracotta Army (Pits 1-3)‌, a UNESCO "Eighth Wonder of the World."

Visit ‌Eternal Xi'an Scenic Area‌ (self-guided):

Features interactive NPCs, themed streets, and the ‌Eternal Xi'an Show‌ (~1 hour):

A grand performance blending history and technology, with stunning special effects like simulated floods and sandstorms.

Service Standards

Transportation
2-3 passengers: B-class sedan (Mazda, Kia, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, etc.)

4-6 passengers: 7-seat MPV (Buick GL8, Maxus, etc.)

Accommodation
4-star/5-star hotels (No complimentary single room; solo travelers pay supplement).

Xi'an 4-star: Yishang/Ibis Styles or equivalent (Ctrip-rated).

Xi'an 5-star: Intercity/Hyatt Centric or equivalent.

Meals
4 breakfasts + 2 lunches/dinners (Hotel breakfasts are non-refundable; some meals require self-payment).

Attractions
First-entry tickets included; exclude scenic area shuttles & optional sites.
Shopping
Zero shopping (Local souvenir shops near attractions/restaurants are independent).

Guide Service
Licensed Chinese guide (Driver-guide combo for groups ≤6).

Notes
Queuing at attractions is mandatory.

Insurance
Travel agency liability insurance.

Exclusions‌

Personal travel accident insurance (recommended for travelers to purchase individually);
Single supplement applies if traveling alone;
Costs not specified in the contract, including but not limited to:
Non-contractual activities beyond the itinerary
Expenses during independent arrangements
Shopping within scenic areas
Child price covers only local transportation, meals, and guide service. Additional costs are at own expense;

All items not listed in the "Included Services" section are self-funded;
Travel accident insurance and flight insurance (advised to purchase at booking);
Costs due to force majeure or unforeseeable events (e.g., natural disasters, flight delays/cancellations, vehicle breakdowns);
All expenses during free time;
Personal hotel charges (laundry, haircut, phone, TV, beverages, etc.);
Shopping, entertainment, and meals en route;
Additional costs from transportation delays/cancellations or force majeure;
Round-trip transportation to/from meeting point (additional fees apply for pickup);
Consequences of failing to reach the designated meeting point due to personal reasons.

Important Notes‌

‌Ticket Real-Name Policy‌

Since January 1, 2012, all Chinese train tickets require ID verification.
Passport (valid) must be provided during registration.
Non-matching ticket/passenger info may result in denied boarding (tourist bears responsibility).
‌Itinerary Adjustments‌

Route and specialty meals may be rearranged by guide without reducing attractions or standards.
‌Itinerary Confirmation‌

Discrepancies between tourist's itinerary and confirmed version exempt the company from liability.
‌Crowd Management‌

Guides may adjust visit sequences at Xi'an attractions to avoid congestion.
‌Attraction Cancellation‌

Voluntary skip of attractions entitles refund at agency-scenic spot agreed price (signature required).
‌Complaint Policy‌

Feedback via official comment form is binding.

Issues must be reported in Shaanxi; post-departure complaints are void.

Pre-Departure Contact‌

Guide will contact tourists 24 hours before departure.
‌Hotel Check-in‌

Inspect room facilities immediately; report damages/missing items to hotel to avoid disputes.

Force Majeure Clause‌

Unforeseen events (traffic control, accidents, crowds, etc.) may cause:
a) Cancellation
b) Partial attraction access
c) Lodging changes
d) Delayed return (night stops comply with 2am-5am vehicle ban)
Reimbursements follow tourism regulations.
Participants must be physically capable. Elderly/ill travelers:
Disclose health conditions truthfully
Report discomfort to guide immediately
Company exempt from health-related liabilities.
Souvenir shops near attractions/restaurants are optional (request official invoices).

What’s Not Included 

✗ Meals not included in the itinerary (discover local eateries at your pace!) 

✗ International flights 

✗ Personal expenses 

✗ Tickets and other expenses required for free activities Note: Arrival & Departure day features driver-only pickup (no guide)   

Why is international airfare not included in our prices?

1. International airfare prices are significantly influenced by factors such as seasonality, fuel surcharges, and airline policies, resulting in frequent price fluctuations.
2. Our clients come from various cities and countries with different departure locations. Excluding airfare allows clients to choose the most convenient departure airport and route based on their location, providing greater itinerary flexibility.
3. Clients have diverse requirements for air services (such as cabin class, baggage allowance, transit preferences, etc.). By retaining the autonomy to choose their own flights, we aim to ensure each client obtains a flight experience that best suits their personal needs.

Booking Notice 

1. Single Room Supplement: If you require a private room for single occupancy, a single room supplement fee will apply. 
2. Requires adult companion: Tourists aged 70 and above must be accompanied by family members or friends under 60 years old. 
3. Pickup zones: Coordinate with your guide for precise timing. 
4. Itinerary flexibility: Slight adjustments ensure the best experience. 
5. ID reminder: Valid passports required - we'll handle the rest! 
6. Ticket assurance: Double-checked bookings; the show goes on! 
7. Requires adult companion: Tourists aged 70 and above must be accompanied by family members or friends under 60 years old.

Refund Policy
（Times below are based on destination local time. ）

1. <7 Days: No Refund 
2. 8-14 Days: 50% Refund 
3. 15-21 Days: 70% Refund 
4. 22-30 Days: 80% Refund 
5. 31-45 Days: 90% Refund 
6. >45 Days: 100% Refund, But A 5% Service Fee Will Be Charged.

Friendly Reminders‌

‌Ethnic Customs in Xi'an‌

Xi'an is home to many ethnic minorities in Northwest China, with a significant Hui Muslim population.
Halal dietary customs (pork-free) are observed; please respect their religious beliefs.
‌Local Cuisine & Dining Etiquette‌

Enjoying local specialties and snacks is part of the culinary culture, but avoid overeating.
‌Weather in Xi'an‌

Xi'an has a ‌warm temperate semi-humid continental monsoon climate‌, with distinct seasons:
‌Spring‌: Unpredictable weather
‌Summer‌: Hot and rainy
‌Autumn‌: Cool with frequent rainfall
‌Winter‌: Dry and cold, with little snow

This cultural tourism route boasts profound historical significance, embodying China's 5,000-year civilization. Due to its rich cultural heritage, ‌highly professional guide services‌ are required. Our agency will assign ‌excellent guides‌ to ensure top-quality commentary—your satisfaction is guaranteed!