10 Days / 9 Nights
Destinations: Beijing • Luoyang • Xi’an
From $1,460/person
Travel back in time — this one’s for the history buffs. Ancient capitals, temples, monks, and some seriously epic architecture.
Beijing – arrival
Forbidden City + Hutong tour
Great Wall at Mutianyu
Travel to Luoyang
Shaolin Temple + Kung Fu show
Longmen Grottoes
Xi’an – City Wall + Drum Tower
Xi’an – City Wall + Drum Tower
Free time + dumpling banquet
Departure
Step back in time and experience the heartbeat of ancient China. This tour dives into imperial history — from the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven in Beijing to the Longmen Grottoes and Shaolin Temple in Luoyang. In Xi’an, you’ll stand before thousands of Terracotta Warriors and walk the old city walls. The tour is rich in history and tradition, ideal for those who love old stories, architecture, and philosophy. You'll also witness kung fu monks in action and explore caves filled with ancient Buddhist carvings. The journey is deeply cultural and spiritual but paced with comfort. Guides make complex histories feel alive. A must for history buffs or anyone fascinated by China's dynasties.
All transport
Entrance tickets
4-star hotels
Professional guides
Welcome dinner
Kung Fu Lesson at the Shaolin Temple: Experience a private martial arts lesson with Shaolin monks.
Private Guide for Forbidden City: Explore the Forbidden City in Beijing with an expert guide to uncover hidden stories and secrets.
Terracotta Army Exclusive Access: Skip the crowds and enjoy early morning access to the Terracotta Army in Xi’an.
Ancient Tea Ceremony in Luoyang: Participate in a traditional tea ceremony and learn about its cultural significance.
Lots of walking — bring comfy shoes
Great for kids interested in martial arts
Fall & spring = best weather
Step into the timeline of China’s greatest dynasties with this historic route through Beijing, Luoyang, and Xi’an. Each city has played a key role in shaping Chinese civilization. In Beijing, you'll witness the legacy of the Ming and Qing emperors through massive palaces, temples, and walls. Moving on to Luoyang, one of the oldest cities in China, you’ll explore the Longmen Grottoes — thousands of Buddhas carved into cliffs — and the legendary Shaolin Temple, birthplace of kung fu. Finally, Xi’an, the capital of ancient dynasties and home of the Terracotta Warriors, connects you to China’s early imperial power. This region is rich in temples, tombs, and timeworn streets, where history is not just preserved, it’s alive. For anyone fascinated by tradition, philosophy, and the spirit of old China, these regions offer depth and wonder at every turn.
Book Imperial China — the dynasties await.