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Tour Code:GET-DG-0203
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Beijing / Chengde / Beijing Visit the largest imperial garden in China-Chengde Mountain Summer Resort, to get the idea of how the Emperors of Qing Dynasty spend their summer time. And also take a look at the "Little Potala Palace" in Eight Outer Temples. You can also climb the Jinshanling Great Wall, which is considered the most interesting sections of the wall.
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Tour Code:GET-DG-0028
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Beijing / Harbin / Beijing Harbin Ice Festival provides the visitors each year a whole new world of ice and snow. Nowadays, ice lantern in broad sense refers to a series of plastic arts using ice and snow as raw material combining ice artworks with colored lights and splendid music. The specific patterns of ice lantern include ice and snow sculptures, ice flowers, ice architectures and so on.
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Tour Code:GET-DG-0023
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Beijing / Nanchang / Jiujiang / Jingdezhen / Beijing Poyang Lake is the largest fresh water lake in China, the lake covers up to 5,500 square kilometers during the summer rainy season, but water levels can fall by as much as 15 meters by the end of the winter dry season. This seasonal change creates a mosaic of shallow residual lakes ideal for water birds, which congregates in the tens or even hundreds of thousands.
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Tour Code:GET-DG-0026
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Beijing / Qingdao / Beijing A festival in honor of the nectar of the gods: beer -- how great is that? Every summer, starting the second weekend of August, Qingdao hosts the largest beer festival in Asia with international breweries from all over the globe flocking to the sandy shores of China's Shandong Province. If you are a serious drinker or a casual weekend enthusiast, you'll see the best of China's beer-drinking...
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Beijing/Luoyang/Beijing The peony of Luoyang is "the most beautiful under heaven", as the saying goes. The peony, the emblem flower of Luoyang, is lauded as "queen of flowers with ethereal color and celestial fragrance." Since the Tang Dynasty, no Chinese city has been able to rival Luoyang in growing peonies. Growing the peony and marveling at it has, in fact, long been a local obsession. The first Luoyang...
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