7D5N – Xi’an (China)

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Day 1
KL – XI’an

-Departure from Kuala Lumpur to Xi’an, then Check in Hotel;
Reference flight: KL-XI’AN 1910/0030+1

Day 2 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an

-Bell and Drum Tower Square
-Huajue Lane Mosque
-Small Wild Goose Pagoda
Muslim Quarter

Day 3 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an/Lintong

Terracotta Warriors with Shuttle bus,
Huaqing Square
Tang West Market or SEG Shopping Mall

Optional Activity:

The Legend of Camel Bells” VIP Section: RMB 300/pax
Tang Dynasty Song and Dance Show: RMB 280/pax

Day 4 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an

-Daming Palace National Heritage Park
-Shuyuanmen Ancient Culture Street
-Dongxin Street Mosque
-Northwest Trade City
-Ancient City Wall

Day 5 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an

-Xi’an Museum
-Big Wild Goose Pagoda Cultural Square
-Daxuexi Lane Mosque

Day 6 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an

-Han Chang’an City Ruins Park
-Yuanjia Village

Day 7 (meal – B/L/D)
XI’an – KL

-Departure from XI’AN to Kuala Lumpur
Reference flight: XI’AN-KL 0140/0715

PACKAGE INCLUDED

Airfare
Hotels indicated in the itinerary or of the same standard, with double occupancy in a twin room, including breakfast for two (not halal-certified; please consume at your discretion)
First entrance tickets to all attractions as listed in the itinerary.
5 breakfasts and 10 main meals (Halal meals, main meal cost: 50 CNY per person).
Tourist vehicle with new air conditioning (within 5 years), operated by a professional driver.
38-seater bus.
English-speaking tour guide.
Tour Guide & Driver.
Domestic (in Xian only) accident travel insurance

PACKAGE EXCLUDED

Airfare for any segment, including airport taxes and fuel surcharges.
Visa(now China is free for 30 days for Malaysian)
All optional activities during the itinerary are not included in the package.
If guests wish to participate, they will need to cover the expenses themselves. There are no
mandatory expenses throughout the trip.
Tips for tour guide & driver.

Noted

One bottle of mineral water per person per day.
Our company retains the right to modify the itinerary order based on specific circumstances such as flight schedules, train times, weather conditions, or public holidays, without reducing the attractions included.
In the event of delays or changes caused by force majeure factors such as weather, natural disasters, or government policy adjustments, our company will not be held responsible for any additional costs incurred.

Terracotta Army, Xian

Xi’an is one of the oldest and most important cities in China. It’s the capital of Shaanxi Province, located in central-northwest China. Long ago, it was called Chang’an, and it was the capital city for many ancient Chinese dynasties. The city is most famous for the Terracotta Army, thousands of life-sized clay soldiers buried with Emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China. It’s one of the world’s greatest archaeological discoveries. Xi’an was also the starting point of the Silk Road, the ancient trade route that connected China with Europe and the Middle East. Because of this, the city became a mix of cultures, religions, and people. You can still see many ancient sites in Xi’an, like the Ancient City Wall, which you can walk or bike on, and the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, a famous Buddhist temple.The Muslim Quarter is a lively area in the old city with lots of street food, markets, and a strong Islamic influence. It’s a great place to try local dishes like biangbiang noodles and roujiamo (a Chinese-style burger). Today, Xi’an is a modern city with fast trains, an airport, and tall buildings—but its long history is still everywhere. It’s a great place to visit if you want to see both ancient China and modern China in one place.

Room accommodation in 4 Star Hotel. Room is based on Twin/Double sharing basis.

35 Seater coach

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Cancellations are only effective once confirmed by our team.
Refunds, if applicable, will be processed within 14 working days of cancellation confirmation.

CANCELLATION FEES

Time Before Departure Cancellation Fees

60-40 days (30% of total cost).
40-21 days (50% of total cost).
Less than 21 days (100% no refund)

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tickets, hotel bookings, visa fees) which will not be refunded regardless of
cancellation timing

NON-REFUNDABLE SERVICES

Flight tickets issued at promotional fares.
Visa application fees.
Hotel bookings marked as non-refundable.

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restrictions. In such cases, we will work with suppliers to recover any possible
refunds, but we cannot guarantee them.

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