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Briefly about the tour
Activity type
Food tour
Comfort
4-star hotels
Difficulty
Easy
Numbers
2 cities
Prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable culinary journey with our 3-day China food tour, a tantalizing exploration of the country's diverse and delectable cuisine. China is a vast land of culinary traditions, each region boasting its own unique flavors and techniques. On this tour, you'll savor the essence of Chinese gastronomy as you dine on a spectrum of dishes, from aromatic street food to fine dining delicacies. Immerse yourself in the culinary artistry that defines Chinese culture, and savor each bite as you embark on a mouthwatering adventure.
What you will see
Itinerary
You can start this tour any date you want. Before buying tickets to China please get in touch with us first.
Day 1
Day 1
Arrival in Beijing - Street Food Delights
- Morning: Arrive in Beijing and check in to your hotel.
- Afternoon: Dive into the heart of Beijing's street food scene at Wangfujing Snack Street.
- Evening: Savor a Peking duck dinner at a renowned restaurant.
Day 2
Day 2
Beijing - Culinary Exploration
- Morning: Learn the art of making traditional Chinese dumplings at a local cooking class.
- Afternoon: Visit the famous Sichahai Hutongs for an authentic lunch.
- Evening: Enjoy a gourmet dinner featuring Beijing's imperial cuisine.
Day 3
Day 3
Departure from Beijing - Dim Sum Farewell
- Morning: Visit a local tea house for a traditional Chinese dim sum experience.
- Afternoon: Check out from your hotel and depart from Beijing.
Typical accommodation
Useful information
Choose your preferred starting date for this amazing journey. The cost is $830 per person, based on double occupancy.
- Accommodation: Comfortable lodging in Beijing.
- Culinary Experiences: Cooking class, street food tour, and traditional dining experiences.
- Meals: Daily breakfast, select lunches, and dinners featuring regional and traditional Chinese cuisine.
- Transportation: Transfers between culinary destinations, accommodations, and airports during the tour.
- International Travel: Flights or transportation to and from Beijing are not included in the tour package.
- Travel Insurance: Personal travel insurance, including coverage for medical emergencies and other unforeseen events, should be arranged independently.
- Personal Expenses: Expenses of a personal nature, such as souvenirs, additional food and beverages, telephone calls, and gratuities for service providers, are not included.
For the commencement of the tour, please ensure that you arrive in Beijing no later than 12:30 PM at the airport on the first day of the tour.
Alternatively, you have the option to arrive a day prior to the tour's start date and extend your stay in Beijing as you wish.
On the concluding day of the tour or the following day, we recommend scheduling your departure flight no earlier than 6:30 PM to allow for a smooth transition and ensure you don't miss any of the tour's concluding activities.
Alternatively, you have the option to arrive a day prior to the tour's start date and extend your stay in Beijing as you wish.
On the concluding day of the tour or the following day, we recommend scheduling your departure flight no earlier than 6:30 PM to allow for a smooth transition and ensure you don't miss any of the tour's concluding activities.
When preparing for a 3-day China food tour, it's essential to pack clothing suitable for culinary experiences, exploring the cities, and the varying weather conditions of the region. Here's a suggested packing list:
Casual Attire:
Casual Attire:
- Comfortable and lightweight clothing suitable for walking and exploring.
- Breathable, moisture-wicking fabrics for staying comfortable during city tours.
- Layered clothing to adapt to varying temperatures.
- Comfortable walking shoes for city tours and market visits.
- Slip-on or easily removable shoes for cooking classes and dining experiences.
- Dressier clothing for dining at traditional Chinese restaurants.
- Smart-casual options, such as a blouse or collared shirt and slacks or a nice dress.
- A lightweight scarf or shawl for cooler evenings or temple visits.
- A sun hat for sun protection during outdoor activities.
- Sunglasses with UV protection.
- A small daypack or tote bag for carrying essentials during city tours.
- Travel-sized toiletries for personal hygiene.
- Personal identification and travel documents.
- A camera or smartphone for capturing culinary experiences.
- Power bank or portable charger for electronic devices.
- If you have specific dietary preferences or requirements, you may want to bring related equipment (e.g., reusable utensils, dietary-specific items).
- A reusable water bottle for staying hydrated.
- Insect repellent for outdoor activities.
- A travel-sized umbrella for possible rain showers.
- Any personal medications or special dietary items.
The hotels provide Wi-Fi, but please note that the connection may be intermittent. If you require a constant 24/7 connection, it is advisable to consider getting a SIM card for reliable internet access.
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