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With a 3-week trip to China, you could enjoy a wide range of China's star attractions, including profound history, varied awesome landscapes, great architecture, and rich cultural experiences.
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· Where to Go
· A Classic Itinerary
· Including the Silk Road
· Including Tibet
· Costs
· How to Travel around China
Where to Spend 3 Weeks in China
Spend 2 Weeks on China's Classics.
If you have 3 weeks in China, consider spending 2 weeks in Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Zhangjiajie, and Shanghai. The combination gives you a nice balance between culture and history.
Beijing enjoys the most famous attractions like the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. Xi'an is famous for its Terracotta Warriors and is the best place to learn about China's ancient civilization.
Guilin and Zhangjiajie are best for appreciating China's natural scenery and experiencing its countryside lifestyle. Shanghai is where you can see the collision of Republic-era rapid-rise and mega-city modernity.
Add 1 Week for Your Own Interests.
With the extra week, you could pick a region that matches your interests, such as:
· Hangzhou, Suzhou, and Huangshan connect well with Shanghai and are a perfect option if you enjoy water towns, classical gardens, and a glimpse into China's high-tech side.
· Chengdu is a must if seeing pandas is on your bucket list, especially for a family trip.
· Yunnan is recommended for those who like fascinating minority villages and natural views.
· If Tibet is on your bucket list, you can fit it into a 3-week itinerary. Tibet's holy Buddhist culture and vibe with its stunning plateau scenery are many a traveler's dream.
· If you would prefer a relaxing experience and pace, recommend a Yangtze Cruise.
· Or you can tell us your preferred destinations. the service is personalized.
See more on How Long to Spend in China: Itineraries from 1 Week to 1 Month
If you don't have any clear ideas yet, have a look at the three sample itineraries below for a starting point that