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Your adventure begins in Beijing, where the majestic Forbidden City and the awe-inspiring Great Wall offer a window into China’s rich imperial history. In Xi’an, explore the ancient city where the Terracotta Warriors stand as silent sentinels of a bygone era, and the vibrant local markets immerse you in the pulse of historic Silk Road trade. Travel south to Chengdu, a city renowned for its endearing giant pandas and fiery Sichuan cuisine. Here, ancient alleyways and captivating opera performances provide a glimpse into the city’s cultural heart. Next, glide down the Li River in Guilin, where the landscape unfolds like a living painting of dramatic karst peaks and serene waters, leading you to the charming town of Yangshuo. Experience Shanghai’s dazzling contrast between old-world charm and futuristic grandeur. The Bund’s historic elegance juxtaposes with the sleek skyline of Pudong, embodying the dynamic spirit of modern China. "China’s Wonders Revealed" encapsulates the country’s captivating blend of history, culture, and natural splendor, offering a journey that reveals the very soul of this extraordinary land.
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To apply for a China tourist visa, UK residents need to complete the online application form and schedule an appointment on the Chinese Visa Application Service Centre (CVASC) website.
A single entry Chinese visa costs £130 for standard service and around £200-250 for the express service.
The Terracotta Army isn't just Xi'an's premier sight: it's one of the most famous archaeological finds in the world. This subterranean life-size army of thousands has silently stood guard over the soul of China's first unifier for more than two millennia.
If you are short on time, 2 hours is no problem. If you want to take a good look at the terracotta warriors, 4 hours is usually enough for you.
If you enjoy climbing, you can spend about 6 hours on the Mutianyu great wall. If you don't want to be too tired, you can choose to take the cable car for sightseeing.
Today a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Temple of Heaven is not only an unmissable stop in your Beijing trip but also gives you the chance to learn a great deal about China's ancient religion and traditions.
Leshan Giant Buddha, the biggest stone Buddha statue in the world at 233 feet (71 m) high. It is carved into a cliff face made of red sandstone in Leshan, Sichuan province, China. The Buddha is situated at the confluence of the Min, Qingyi, and Dadu rivers
One of the main attractions at Chengdu Panda Base is the large, outdoor activity space where the giant pandas play and eat snacks. You can also sometimes view mother pandas interacting with their young in the panda nursery.