Near Beijing
The Great Wall
Walk the restored ramparts at Mutianyu, with a cable car up and a toboggan option down.
- Type
- Heritage
- When
- April to May, September to October
The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Terracotta Army and the Li river.
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Near Beijing
Walk the restored ramparts at Mutianyu, with a cable car up and a toboggan option down.
Beijing
Pass through the vast imperial palace at the heart of the capital. Tickets must be booked ahead.
Xi’an
Thousands of life-size soldiers buried to guard the first emperor, each face different.
Shanghai
Old colonial banks face Pudong's towers across the Huangpu river.
Guilin
Cruise through the limestone peaks shown on China's 20-yuan note.
Zhangjiajie
Walk among the towering sandstone columns said to have inspired the floating mountains of Avatar.
Chengdu
Morning at the panda base, then hot pot in the home of Sichuan cooking.
Suzhou
Silk workshops and the UNESCO-listed scholars' gardens, by high-speed train from Shanghai.
Illustrative map, not to scale. The outline is indicative and is not an official boundary. Map data: Natural Earth.
Beijing, Shanghai, Xi’an, Guilin
China rewards a longer trip. Beijing has the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and the Great Wall within a drive; Xi’an, the old start of the Silk Road, has the Terracotta Army; and Shanghai shows the country’s modern face along the Bund.
For landscapes, Guilin and Yangshuo have the limestone peaks and the Li river cruise that appear in Chinese painting, and Zhangjiajie’s sandstone pillars inspired the floating mountains of the film Avatar.
High-speed trains link the main cities, which lets a multi-city itinerary move quickly between them.
Mutianyu or Badaling, a day from Beijing.
The imperial palace at the heart of Beijing.
The buried army of the first emperor at Xi’an.
The Bund, Pudong’s towers and the old water towns.
A cruise through the karst peaks of Guilin.
Fast trains between the main cities.
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