This trip begins in China, starting in Beijing, where iconic historical sites such as the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the majestic Great Wall are explored. Then, the tour continues to Xi'an, ancient ancient capital and starting point of the Silk Road, famous for the imposing Terracotta Army.
The journey continues to Chongqing, a modern metropolis surrounded by rivers and mountains, before reaching Zhangjiajie, a unique natural landscape, home to rock formations that inspired the movie Avatar. The experience culminates in Shanghai, the “Pearl of the East”, a vibrant city where tradition, with its classical gardens and historic temples, and modernity, represented by its imposing urban skyline, meet in perfect harmony.
Arrival at Hanoi Airport.
After immigration and customs formalities, reception by Spanish-speaking assistant.
Transfer to the hotel by shared transport.
Arrival at Hanoi airport where our Spanish speaking guide will be waiting for you. Transfer to the city (1hr.), meanwhile, you can get a first impression of Hanoi and its amazing fusion between bustle and serenity. Free time until check-in at the hotel (rooms are usually available from 2pm, although if available, they are usually provided earlier). Accommodation in Hanoi.
After breakfast, we begin visits to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. It is also considered to be one of the few Asian cities with tree-lined avenues, French colonial architecture, peaceful lakes and oriental temples. The tour includes a visit to the Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, founded in 1070 in honor of Confucius and considered as the symbol of Hanoi.
We continue with the route to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, visiting the outside of it from Ba Dinh Square.
We will continue to the One Pillar Pagoda, built in 1049 on a single stone pillar by Emperor Ly Thai Tong, who reigned from 1028 to 1054. The pagoda is designed like a lotus flower leaf in honor of Buddha.
Lunch in local restaurant. After lunch, we will have an experience with the flowers and their traditional way of adorning them. Visit an artisan florist to see how the bouquets are made, how this beautiful and traditional spiritual art of Vietnam that has come to this day generation after generation is transmitted and preserved. Guests will learn to recognize exotic flowers while enjoying preparing a spiritual floral offering.
Afterwards we arrive at Hoan Kiem Lake, the heart of Hanoi, where we will take a walk around the lake with a panoramic view of the Ngoc Son Temple, located in the middle of the lake, along with the red The Huc Bridge.
Finally, we will take a panoramic pousse cycle tour of Hanoi’s Old Quarter, also known as the 36 Streets Quarter as it was once known for the craftsmanship that inhabited them and for the workshops there. Return to hotel and stay in Hanoi.
After breakfast, we met our driver in the hotel hall and left for Halong Bay, whose name means "the dragon that descends from the sea". According to legend, a dragon created the islands of the bay. Upon arrival, we embarked on a cruise to explore this wonderful place, with lunch on board. After lunch, we continue to sail, admiring the thousands of islands and islets surrounded by greenery, with surprising shapes and sizes. We visit islands such as the Turtle and the Head of Man. Halong Bay, for its beauty, geology, biodiversity and cultural importance, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994 and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World in 2011. In addition to enjoying the scenery, we can opt for activities such as swimming, kayaking or participating in a Vietnamese cooking demonstration. Dinner and accommodation on board.
At dawn, those interested can participate in a Tai Chi class on the sun terrace of the boat. We continue to cruise Halong Bay, famous for its nearly 2000 islands of limestone rock and breathtaking landscapes, ideal for capturing the best photos. We enjoyed a brunch on board before embarking on a return to land.
We disembark at Halong Pier and take a road transfer to Hanoi, from where we fly to Beijing. Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Lodging in Beijing
After breakfast, we will start our journey to discover the great symbols of the Chinese capital. The visit begins in the majestic Imperial Palace, known as the Forbidden City, an impressive complex of palaces that for centuries was the heart of imperial power.
Buffet lunch. In the afternoon, visit the Temple of Heaven, where emperors performed ceremonies to order good harvests, followed by a traditional tea tasting at a local tea house. The day will end with a welcome dinner, enjoying the famous Beijing Lacquered Duck.
Breakfast. Excursion to the Great Wall of China in Juyongguan Pass, one of the most impressive stretches, nestled between mountains and known for its strategic and historical value, from where you get magnificent views of the environment.
Lunch in local restaurant. In the afternoon, return to the city to visit the Summer Palace, former rest home of the emperors, surrounded by large gardens, lakes and traditional pavilions (cruise not included). Then, visit a pearl factory to learn about the artisan process of growing and making them. Transfer to the hotel.
Breakfast buffet. In the morning, visit the Temple of Heaven, magnificent complex built in 1420 and with an extension of 267 hectares, where the emperors performed ceremonies to ask for good harvests. Its harmonious architecture and extensive parks reflect the deep connection between heaven and earth in Chinese culture.
Lunch included. In the afternoon, transfer to the station to take the high-speed Tourist Class train to Xi’an, ancient capital of China with more than 3,000 years of history, the only capital city that retains its walls and starting point of the legendary Silk Road. Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.
Breakfast buffet. The day begins with a visit to the world-famous Terracotta Warriors and Steed Museum, one of China’s greatest archaeological treasures. More than 6,000 life-size figures form a powerful army of warriors, horses and chariots, created to guard the tomb of the first emperor, Qin Shi Huang.
Lunch included. In the afternoon, we will visit the Little Wild Goose Pagoda (no ascent), located inside the historic Jianfu Temple, about one kilometer south of the urban center of Xi’an. We will continue to the lively Muslim Quarter, a place full of life, aromas and traditions, where we will walk through its most representative streets (without entrance to the Grand Mosque). Accommodation.
Breakfast. Departure by high-speed train to Chongqing (approximately 5 hours), one of China’s most vibrant and unique metropolises, known for its stunning cityscape and its location among rivers and hills. On arrival, visit the famous Liziba monorail, a curious and surprising engineering work that goes through a residential building, becoming one of the most photographed icons of the city.
We will continue with panoramic views from the Kuixing Tower, from where you can see the spectacular contrast between modern architecture and the mountainous relief of Chongqing.
Walk along the lively Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street, the commercial heart of the city, followed by a night tour of Hongyadong, a complex of traditional houses built on the hillside and beautifully lit at nightfall, creating a unique atmosphere. Possibility to attend a drone show (subject to weather conditions). Accommodation in Chongqing. * Local guide in English.
Breakfast. Excursion to the picturesque old village of Ciqikou, famous for its cobblestone streets, traditional houses and historic atmosphere that retains the charm of ancient Chongqing. Then visit the Eye in the Clouds viewpoint, from where you can enjoy magnificent panoramic views of the city and its unique geography.
We will continue with a cable car ride over the Yangtze River, one of the most representative symbols of Chongqing, which offers a unique perspective of the city and river landscape.
Lunch in local restaurant. In the afternoon, walk along Nanbin Road, an elegant riverside avenue overlooking the city skyline, historic Xiahaoli Longmen Hao Street and Dongshuimen Bridge. We will finish at Danzishi Changjia Hui, an excellent point to take in the spectacular night views of the confluence of the Yangtze and Jialing rivers, when the city is illuminated creating an unforgettable setting. Accommodation in Chongqing. * Local guide in English.
Breakfast. High-speed train to Zhangjiajie (approx. 5h). Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Zhangjiajie, known as the “Avatar Park”, is a protected area of dreamscapes, with sandstone peaks, forests and valleys unique in the world. Lodging in Zhangjiajie
Breakfast. Visit Yuanjiajie National Park, one of the most spectacular natural landscapes in Zhangjiajie. Cable car ascent to take in the stunning columnar sandstone mountains, including the famous Hallelujah Mountain, which inspired the landscapes of the movie Avatar. We will continue with a walk along the highest Natural Bridge in the world, a geological formation that offers dizzying views over the valley. Next, descend in the Bailong panoramic elevator, an engineering work integrated into the mountain, and we will live an unforgettable experience walking over the longest glass bridge on the planet, suspended over a deep canyon. Lunch included and return to the hotel. Accommodation in Zhangjiajie. * Local guide in English.
After breakfast, leave for an excursion to Tianmen Mountain, one of the most emblematic landscapes of the region. This spectacular place is famous for the impressive Puerta del Cielo, a natural arch located on the top of the mountain, accessed by one of the most scenic roads in the world or by cable car, offering unforgettable views.
Lunch in local restaurant. At the scheduled time, transfer to the airport to take the flight to Shanghai, the modern and vibrant metropolis known as the “Pearl of the East”, where Chinese tradition coexists with the most cutting-edge architecture. Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Accommodation in Shanghai.
After breakfast, we will start the day with a visit to the charming Yuyuan Garden, a true gem of classical Chinese architecture, with elegant pavilions, ponds and bridges that evoke the harmony of the ancient imperial gardens.
Next, we will visit the Jade Buddha Temple, one of Shanghai’s most revered temples, famous for its delicate white jade sculptures.
We will continue with a pleasant walk along Shanghai’s seawall, known as the Bund, from where you will enjoy a spectacular view of the contrast between historic European-style buildings and the modern Pudong skyline. Later, we will visit a silk factory to get to know the traditional production process of this valuable fabric. Lunch in local restaurant. In the afternoon, free time to continue exploring the city or enjoy it at your own pace.
Breakfast at the hotel. At the indicated time transfer to the airport and end of our services.
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