How to Plan a 10

China is a country that offers a wealth of unique and unforgettable experiences for travelers.
With 10 days to spare, you could explore 3 or 4 cities. In this article, we'll provide you with five of the best options for a 10-day itinerary in China, including popular combinations and off-the-beaten-path destinations.
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· A Classic Itinerary
· Itinerary with Pandas
· Itinerary with Yangtze River
· Itinerary with Tibet
· Itinerary with Zhangjiajie
· Costs
· How to Travel Around China
1. A Classic 10-Day China Itinerary for Couples and Families
For first-time visitors, recommend visiting Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai, and Pingyao. These four cities offer the best opportunities to explore China's top attractions, rich culture, and stunning natural scenery:
· Days 1‒3 Beijing: Forbidden City, Great Wall, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven
· Days 4‒6 Pingyao: Pingyao Ancient City, Shuanglin Temple, Wang's Family Compound
· Days 7‒8 Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors, City Walls, Muslim Quarter, Big Goose Pagoda
· Days 9‒10 Shanghai: The Bund, Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai Tower
In Beijing
You'll explore the most authentically restored section of the Great Wall, the Mutianyu Great Wall. For a special experience, pay a night visit to the Simatai section, which is the only part open at night.
If you love hiking, can also arrange a Great Wall hike for you. Jinshanling to Simatai is best for hiking.
If you're traveling with kids and want to give them some cultural experience, can arrange a family tai chi exercise in the morning with a master, or you could learn Chinese calligraphy together.
In Pingyao
You may have heard of Black Myth: Wukong. Many of its scenes are inspired by this ancient town. Here, you'll step into a real-world version of the game.
Visit Shuanglin Temple to see its remarkable painted sculptures, created over 2,000 years ago.
Then walk through the UNESCO-listed Pingyao Ancient City, and explore Wang Family Courtyard. In this grand complex of traditional Chinese courtyard houses, you'll see how wealthy families once lived in China.
In Xi'an
Visit the Terracotta Warriors and try to make your own clay warrior with local artisans. You'll learn about how the Terracotta Warriors were made 2,000 years ago and create your own unique warrior to take home as a souvenir.
Also, enjoy a food tour of the Muslim Quarter and bike around the old city on the ancient city wall.
In Shanghai
Enjoy an in-depth culture discovery tour of the Bund. Step into the Bund's old buildings, where you can touch and feel their charm and learn about the history behind them.
The rest of your time in Shanghai is flexible according to your preferences, whether it's shopping malls, spa treatments, or a visit to some of Shanghai's iconic skyscrapers…
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