Discover the richness of China on this unforgettable journey, where ancient history meets modern innovation and agriculture. From meeting specialists and visiting large-scale dairy, cattle, and crop operations to exploring the iconic Great Wall, the Terracotta Warriors, and the sweeping grasslands of Inner Mongolia, you’ll gain unique insight into China’s culture, farming, and engineering marvels—culminating in the vibrant streets and historic charm of Shanghai.
Tour Highlights:
Meet agricultural specialists in Beijing to learn about China’s dairy, cereal, and export industries.
Explore the grandeur of the Forbidden City, home to emperors for over 500 years.
Walk along the legendary Great Wall of China, with time to stroll and shop for souvenirs.
Visit a state-owned cattle breeding research centre, supporting genetic improvements in dairy and beef cattle.
Tour a large-scale soybean and potato processing factory producing crisps exported worldwide.
Experience a traditional tea ceremony and walk along historic Qianmen Avenue in Beijing.
Discover Inner Mongolia’s grasslands, visiting nomadic families in yurts and learning about their way of life and livestock management.
Tour a large dairy operation in Hohhot, milking thousands of cows and producing a range of dairy products.
Visit Shaanxi Kingbull Livestock Company in Xian to see large-scale cattle crossbreeding operations.
Marvel at the Terracotta Warriors, one of the world’s greatest archaeological discoveries.
Explore the Grand Tang District in Xian, a vibrant historic quarter with shops, restaurants, and cultural sights.
Fly to Chongqing and enjoy its unique cliffside stilt architecture and light monorail experience.
Embark on a 5* three-night Yangtze River cruise, visiting Fengdu (“City of Ghosts”), the Yangtze Gorges, and optional excursions such as White Emperor City.
Witness the engineering marvel of the Three Gorges Dam and travel by bullet train to Shanghai.
Visit modern food production facilities, including Tramy Green Food Group, with innovative rice planting and production systems.
Explore Shanghai’s silk history at a small museum and stroll through the bustling Old Town and Yu Garden, enjoying pavilions, lotus ponds, and winding paths.
Conclude the tour with a farewell dinner at a local restaurant in Shanghai.
