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  • Beijing, as the capital of China, is situated at the northern tip of the North China Plain, while Shanghai, known as the economic capital, is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River. This 6 days private tour of Beijing and Shanghai will give you the opportunity to fully explore both cities and all they have to offer.

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    Features

    Beijing, as the capital of China, is strategically positioned at the northern tip of the North China Plain, while Shanghai, known as the economic capital, is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River. Beijing boasts a rich history spanning over three millennia, with iconic cultural landmarks such as the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, and the Great Wall of China, showcasing the city's heritage and engineering brilliance. Spending three days in Beijing allows visitors to immerse themselves in the imperial sites frequented by royal families and experience the charm of ancient Hutongs through rickshaw rides, providing a glimpse into the everyday lives of locals.

    The high-speed train journey from Beijing to Shanghai, lasting approximately 4-5 hours, promises an exciting and rapid transition between these two contrasting cities. Upon arrival in Shanghai, travelers are greeted with a bustling metropolis that serves as a testament to China's booming economy, boasting a striking skyline in Lujiazui, as well as a wealth of museums and historic buildings along the Bund waterfront. This 6-day private tour offers a comprehensive exploration of both Beijing and Shanghai, providing the opportunity to delve into the cultural and economic landscapes of these vibrant cities in a seamless and enriching travel experience.

    You May Embrace “Must-see & Must-do” with This Tour

    Highlight 1: Experience a captivating exploration of ancient Beijing's contrasting facets, from the grandeur of imperial palaces and gardens to the charm of traditional Hutongs.

    Highlight 2: Embark on a memorable hiking adventure on the majestic Mutianyu Great Wall, where you can revel in panoramic views of the stunning landscape.

    Highlight 3: Ascend to 546 meters atop the tallest building in China for a breathtaking panoramic view overlooking the Economic Capital of the country.

    Highlight 4: Take a leisurely stroll along the banks of the Huangpu River on the Bund and witness the captivating skyline of the Pudong New Area.

    Brief of Itinerary

    Beijing: 4 Days

    Forbidden City, Mutianyu Great Wall, Tian’anmen Square, Summer Palace, Bird’s Nest and Water Cube

    Shanghai: 2 Days

    Shanghai Museum, Yu Garden, The Bund, Nanjing Road, Shanghai Tower

    Day by Day Itinerary

  • 6-Day Beijing-Shanghai-Tour by Speed Train
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  • Beijing Arrival | Airport Pick-up and Hotel Check-in
    Hello! Warm welcome to Beijing, the vibrant capital city of China! When you arrive at the airport or train station in Beijing, the tour guide and driver will be there to greet you and take you to your carefully chosen hotel in downtown Beijing. The rest of the day is yours to relax and recover from jet lag or explore the area around your hotel.
    Arrival Options: Beijing is easily accessible by air and high-speed rail. There are two airports - Beijing Daxing International Airport and Beijing Capital International Airport - with numerous international and domestic flights. Travelers can fly to Beijing from most major cities in China, such as Hong Kong, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Xian, Guilin, Hangzhou, Kunming, Wuhan, Xiamen, Guiyang, Chongqing, and Lanzhou. Additionally, there are high-speed train connections to Beijing from cities like Xian (4-5 hours), Shanghai (4.5-6 hours), Zhengzhou (2.5-3 hours), Wuhan (4-5 hours), and Harbin (5-5.5 hours).
    Ideas for Free Time: Feel free to ask your tour guide for recommendations on how to make the most of your free time based on your preferences and schedule. If your time is available you may wander through the hutongs Explore Beijing's historic hutongs, narrow alleyways lined with traditional courtyard homes. Take a leisurely stroll, rent a bike, or hop on a rickshaw to discover the local lifestyle, street vendors, and hidden gems.
    After a satisfying breakfast, your guide will arrive at your hotel to start an exciting day of exploration. The first stop on the itinerary is Tian’anmen Square, a historic and iconic landmark that holds immense significance in Chinese history and culture. From the peaceful protests to grand military parades, the square encapsulates the essence of China's past and present, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a deeper understanding of the country's cultural and political landscape.
    Then set out on a mesmerizing journey through time as you walk through Tian’anmen Square and make your way to the magnificent Forbidden City, a colossal palace complex that once housed 24 Chinese emperors. After immersing yourself in the historic splendor of the palace, take a leisurely stroll to Jingshan Park for a bird's eye view of modern Beijing and a breathtaking vista of the Forbidden City's russet rooftops. Witness the fusion of ancient and contemporary China as you gaze out over the cityscape, a perfect blend of tradition and progress.
    As the afternoon unfurls, immerse yourself in the charm and simplicity of everyday life in Beijing by embarking on a leisurely exploration of the historic Hutongs. Hop aboard a traditional rickshaw and wind your way through the labyrinthine network of narrow alleyways flanked by quaint shops and traditional courtyard residences. These time-honored lanes offer a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Beijing's past, where locals have lived, worked, and forged enduring bonds for generations. 
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  • Beijing Great Wall Tour | Mutianyu Great Wall, Bird’s Nest & Water Cube
    Journey back in time to one of the world's most iconic landmarks as you set off for the Mutianyu Great Wall this morning. Challenge yourselves to reach the 20th watchtower, where your Great Wall odyssey reaches its zenith. Seize the moment to capture this timeless wonder in all its glory, snapping photos to immortalize your journey through history and nature's splendor. Cherish every step, every view, and every memory created along this monumental adventure on the Great Wall at Mutianyu.
    When you impressive yourself of the Great Wall this afternoon,  the driver will take you back to the downtown Beijing, you may have the chance to take the photos about the the Bird's Nest (Beijing National Stadium) and Water Cube (Beijing National Aquatics Center). The Bird's Nest is a striking steel and concrete stadium designed like a giant bird's nest, hence its nickname. It was the main venue for the 2008 Olympics and has since become a symbol of modern Beijing. The Water Cube, on the other hand, is a visually stunning building made of bubbles inspired by soap bubbles and water. It hosted the swimming, diving, and synchronized swimming events during the 2008 Olympics.
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  • Beijing to Shanghai by High Speed Train | Summer Palace
    After breakfast in hotel, drive to the “Museum of Royal Garden” - Summer Palace, known as Yiheyuan in Chinese, is a magnificent imperial garden located in the northwest outskirts of Beijing. One of the highlights of the Summer Palace is Kunming Lake, a man-made lake that covers three-quarters of the total area of the palace. The lake is surrounded by lush greenery, gardens, and pavilions, creating a tranquil and idyllic setting perfect for leisurely strolls or boat rides. 
    Then your guide who will accompany you to the train station for your high-speed train journey to you will be escorted to the train station for a high-speed train to Shanghai (about 4.5-5.5 hours). Warm welcome and helpful information about arriving in Shanghai, often referred to as the "Paris of the East." Your local guide and driver will wait for you on the exit of train station and transport you to the hotel.
    Arrival Ideas: Visitors may go to Shanghai easily by air and high speed train. There are two airports - Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport operating numerous international and domestic airlines. Travelers can go to Shanghai by air from most cities in China. Meanwhile, travelers can take high speed train to Shanghai from Beijing (4.5-6 hours), Xian (6-7.5 hours), Huangshan (2.5-3 hours), Guangzhou (7-8.5 hours), Suzhou (0.5 hour), Hangzhou (about 45 mins), Wuhan (3.5-4.5 hours), etc.
     
    In the morning, embark on a visit to the Shanghai Museum and immerse yourself in the finest collection of art and profound Chinese history. Shaped like an ancient bronze cooking vessel, the museum boasts 120,000 cultural relics spanning 5000 years of history. Explore the Exhibition Hall of Bronze and Ceramic to marvel at elaborate bronzes and exquisite artifacts, including the renowned Da Ke Ding and Bianzhong of Marquis Su of Jin.
    Next, visit the Yu Garden, a classical Chinese garden nestled in bustling downtown Shanghai. Admire the Chinese architecture, intricate sculptures, and carvings, and explore the Yuyuan Bazaar for local snacks and traditional handicrafts. Take a leisurely stroll along Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, lined with famous brands, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
    Continue to the Bund, a renowned waterfront area showcasing a collection of international architectural styles and offering stunning views of the Pudong Area skyline. Conclude your day at the Shanghai Tower, the tallest building in China, for a breathtaking panoramic view of modern Shanghai from the 118th floor at a height of 546 meters.
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  • Shanghai Departure | Hotel Check-out and Airport See-off
    As your 13 days China tour comes to a close, your guide will accompany you to the airport or train station for your onward journey to your next destination. We at Yaso Trip extend our heartfelt gratitude for choosing us to be part of your memorable journey through China. It has been our pleasure to create meaningful experiences and unforgettable moments during your time in this diverse and fascinating country.
    We are committed to ensuring your travel experiences are seamless and enriching, and we look forward to welcoming you back for future adventures in China or other captivating destinations in Asia.

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