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Day 1: Arrival in Beijing
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 2: Beijing
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 3: Beijing – Xi’an
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 4: Xi’an
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 5: Xi’an – Zhangye
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 6: Zhangye
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 7: Zhangye
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 8: Zhangye – Dunhuang
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 9: Dunhuang – Liuyuan – Turpan
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 10: Turpan – Kashgar
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 11: Kashgar
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 12: Kashgar – Taxkorgan
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 13: Taxkorgan – Kashgar
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Day 13: Depart from Kashgar
Drive to Dongchuan(170 km/4hrs).
On the way, a short visit to the Bamboo Temple. It was built in the 7th century and rebuilt in Qing Dynasty. In addition to its long history, the Bamboo Temple is more famous for its 500 clay statues (Arhat).
Average budget
Price per person based on 6 persons : 280 $/person
Price per person based on 4 persons : 315 $/person
Price per person based on 2 persons : 425 $/person
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