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      Witness the stunning contrast of ancient Chinese architecture against a modern skyline at sunset on the Mysterious West of China tour.

       Beijing, China

      12-Days Private Guided Tour: Beijing, Xi'an and Shanghai

      From Beijing's imperial courts to the sands of the Ningxia desert and the glittering skyline of Shanghai, this 12-day private journey reveals the China most travelers never reach.

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      The iconic Giant Wild Goose Pagoda beneath a bright blue sky in Xi'an, highlighting its historical significance.

       Xi'an, China

      Xi'an Private Tour: 4-Days City Break Guided Experience

      Walk among the warriors of China's first emperor and taste the flavours of the ancient Silk Road on this private four-day escape to Xi'an.

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      Close-up of terracotta warrior statues, highlighting intricate details on a private Great Wall and Warriors tour.

       Beijing, China

      Great Wall and Terracotta Warriors 7-Days Private Tour Beijing

      Walk the Wall, face the Warriors — seven unforgettable days across China's greatest imperial cities, all with your own private guide.

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      Serene landscape of a fisherman on a traditional boat in China's lush, mountainous countryside during a private tour.

       Beijing, China

      China Multi-City Tour: Beijing to Shanghai with Great Wall

      Tour China's highlights from Beijing to Shanghai on a multi-stop journey with a Spanish-speaking guide, Great Wall views, pandas in Chengdu and a Yangtze River cruise included.

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      Historic pagoda and pavilion under blue sky, showcasing China's rich cultural heritage on our immersive tour.

       Beijing, China

      9-Days Guided Tour from Beijing to Shanghai, China

      China, fascinating land covered by a long history and unique traditions so attractive to the outside world!

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      Farmer in conical hat tending to green rice fields, highlighting traditional agriculture along China's Yangtze River.

       Beijing, China

      12-Day Guided Tour of China with Yangtze River Cruise

      From the Great Wall to the Three Gorges, this 12-day China journey packs imperial history, ancient wonders, and a scenic river cruise into one unforgettable route. Book now and experience the full depth of one of the world's oldest civilisations.

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      More to know about Shaanxi

      Shaanxi province in central China is a region steeped in ancient history and cultural significance. Home to the famous Terracotta Army near Xi'an and the iconic City Wall, Shaanxi represents a gateway to understanding thousands of years of Chinese civilization and imperial heritage.

      What to see in Shaanxi

      The Terracotta Army is the province's most celebrated attraction, showcasing thousands of life-sized warrior statues guarding China's first emperor. The ancient City Wall of Xi'an offers panoramic views and a chance to walk along restored Ming Dynasty fortifications. Visitors should also explore the Big Wild Goose Pagoda and the Muslim Quarter's historic architecture.

      Things to do in Shaanxi

      Cycle or walk along the restored City Wall for immersive historical experiences. Take guided tours through the Terracotta Museum complex to learn about excavation techniques and imperial burial practices. Day trips to nearby temples and cave shrines provide insight into Buddhist and Taoist traditions.

      Shaanxi's Role in Chinese Cinema

      Shaanxi, particularly around Xi'an, has served as a filming location for numerous Chinese historical dramas and international productions. The province's ancient landscapes and preserved architecture make it a preferred backdrop for period films exploring imperial China, attracting filmmakers seeking authentic settings.