Excursions are offered in salient locations in China, with specialized itineraries, including presentations and
orientations prior to and/or during visits made to historical and cultural sites. In order to respond to questions and
provide greater understanding, these events are conducted at a comfortable pace, stimulating on-site discussions.
These activities are intended for those who seek an understanding of this country within more structured context.
orientations prior to and/or during visits made to historical and cultural sites. In order to respond to questions and
provide greater understanding, these events are conducted at a comfortable pace, stimulating on-site discussions.
These activities are intended for those who seek an understanding of this country within more structured context.
| SBAEC, in China since 1998. Private, specialized and thematic groups available. |
| Cultural Excursions to China |
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| Traditional and Modern China 15 days: Beijing, Xi'an, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Shanghai |
| Exotic China, Ecotour and Chinese Ethic Groups 17 days: Beijing, Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-la, Shanghai |
| Tianjin: Contemporary Chinese History 2 days |
| Qufu, Birthplace of Confucius 2 days |
| © Suzhou Museum |
Dongba and Naxi Culture Museum
Black Dragon Lake
Terracota Warriors, Xi'an
Suzhou Museum, Suzhou
Qufu City
Confucius Temple
Ancient Culture Street
"China House"
| The Great Wall Marathon 10 days: Beijing, Huangyaguan, Hangzhou Annual event held in May |
| Great Wall |
| The Beijing International Marathon 10 days: Beijing, Hangzhou, Shanghai Annual event held in October |
| Tibetan China |
This thematic excursion includes regions where there Tibetan and Buddhist
communities are found, illustrating the diversity of the Chinese people and
aspects of their rich culture.
In contrast with Beijing and Shanghai, China’s two largest international
metropolises, the itinerary can also include: Chengdu, the capital of
Sichuan province, home of pandas; the Tibetan communities of Jiujiaigou
and/or Huanglong, also located in Sichuan; Shangri-la, the location
described in Lost Horizon; as well as the mysterious city of Lhasa, capital
of Tibet.
The itinerary of this program is designed according to the number of days
and the time of the year during which the excursion will be realized.
communities are found, illustrating the diversity of the Chinese people and
aspects of their rich culture.
In contrast with Beijing and Shanghai, China’s two largest international
metropolises, the itinerary can also include: Chengdu, the capital of
Sichuan province, home of pandas; the Tibetan communities of Jiujiaigou
and/or Huanglong, also located in Sichuan; Shangri-la, the location
described in Lost Horizon; as well as the mysterious city of Lhasa, capital
of Tibet.
The itinerary of this program is designed according to the number of days
and the time of the year during which the excursion will be realized.
