Day 01: TBA - Beijing
Upon arrival in Beijing, our local guide will meet you and escort you to your hotel. As the capital of China, Beijing has a long history with an abundance of historical and cultural heritage-you cannot tear yourself away!
The rest of the day is free at your own leisure.

Day 02: Beijing (B+L+D)
Start your Beijing exploration with first visit to the largest public square in the world: Tiananmen Square. Next, stroll through the largest and the best preserved Imperial Palace in the world: the Forbidden City. In the afternoon, you will take a short drive to the Temple of Heaven, which was built specifically for worship of heaven and prayers for good harvests during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Enjoy a Beijing Duck Dinner tonight.

Day 03: Beijing (B+L)
After breakfast, drive about one hour to Badaling Great Wall, China's most spectacular sight extending more than 3,700 miles across China and most often visited for China tour. It is one of the best preserved sections and the highest point of the Great Wall.
After lunch you also visit one of the Mind Tombs. Ming Tombs are the general names for the mausoleums of 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644), located 50 kilometers north from Beijing City. They were fully recognized by UNESCO's World Heritage Committee in 2000.

Day 04: Beijing-Xian (B+L)
Continue to explore the ancient city including the Hutong Trishaw tour in the morning, and then to the exquisite Summer Palace, which was listed as UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage in 1998. With its elegant overall arrangement, magnificent buildings and attractive scenery, the Summer Palace is the most splendid imperial garden in China built in 1750.Take the afternoon flight to Xian, our local guide will meet you and escort you to your hotel.
Day 05: Xi'an (B+L)
Enjoy a magnificent day of sightseeing what has been called the 8th Wonder of the World --the Terra Cotta Soldiers Museum, which was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. Altogether over 7,000 pottery soldiers, horses, chariots, and even weapons have been unearthed there. After lunch, visit the Bell Tower, which is the most well-preserved and best-known one in China and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, which is one of the most famous Buddhist pagodas in China and initially built in 589.

Day 06:  Xi'an - Urumqi (B+L)Today the tour guide will take you to Xian City Wall, the best preserved city wall in China. Then you will fly to Urumqi. When arrival, your local guide and driver will pick you up at the airport and you will be driven to hotel. The rest time of the day is on your own.

Day 07: Urumqi (B+L) In the morning, you will be taken to Nan Shan Pasture. You can enjoy the breath-taking view of unique, graceful peaks with all year round snow on tops. You can ride on horse or camel through the valleys, walk across the woods picking mushrooms and smell the magical wild flowers and climb up the mountain.

Afternoon you will go around the Erdaoqiao Bazaar, which is the largest Uygur bazaar in Urumqi, where youll find a bustling market full of fruit, clothing, crafts, knives, carpets and so on, just like kaleidoscope of scenes from the pages of A Thousand and One Nights!

Day 08: Urumqi - Turpan (B+L) With 2 hours' driving you will be driven to Turpan, an ancient Silk Road trading post city. One of the most interesting stops here is Karez Irrigation Site. It is like a museum showing how the wells were built and maintained. A sample channel and well are built for exploring. The rest of the time of the day is for you to explore the oasis lying in the Turpan Desert, 154m below sea level at its lowest point. The bazaar is a great place to shop for souvenirs or just while away a few hours.

Day 09: Turpan - Dunhuang (B+L) Today will be a full day of Turpan Desert Tour. To avoid being out at the hot midday, you will be starting at the crack of dawn. First stop is Gaochang Ruins, the original capital of a local ruler in the 7th century. You could walk around the mud-brick structures ruins where the whispering desert wind evokes a sense of endless time.

Then you will go to Flaming Mountains, a great photo-taking attraction. The next stop is the Bezeklik Thousand Buddha Caves, where you may sense the importance of Buddhism to Silk Road travelers, many of whom stopped here to prey for a successful journey. To escape the noon sun' s tirade, you will stop for lunch at the Grape Valley. The beautiful trellised valley provides a necessary respite from the heat. Tonight you will take an overnight soft sleeper train to Dunhuang.

Day 10: Dunhuang (B+L+D ) Your local guide will pick you up at the Dunhuang railway station and drive you to the hotel. Dunhuang was the last stop for Chinese Buddhist pilgrims on the road to India and the first stop for foreign missionaries arriving China.

After breakfast, you will be able to visit the Mogao Caves, which was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Among the 492 caves, 60 are open to visitors. If you are looking for some excitement after the solemn caves, the flowing trip will do. You will experience a short camel-riding along the Echoing-Sand Dune to reach the Crescent Lake. A peculiar natural phenomenon occurs when standing on the top of the sand dune forming Echoing-sand Dune. The Crescent Lake forms an oasis at the deserts edge. At night, you will be able to enjoy a Uygur dancing and singing performance named "Summer of Dunhuang" after the Dunhuang Banquets, which will delivers great food and rousing entertainment.

Day 11: Dunhuang-Beijing-TBA (B)
You will take a flight to Beijing and fly to your sweet home with the  unforgettable experience.