What is the difference between China - The Big One vs Ultimate China? What optional charges or extra amounts we have to budget for Ultimate China tour? I'm a solo traveler and would not mind the shared room.

The main differences between the 2 tours are as follows: • Both itineraries do go to very similar cities in China, but the Ultimate will also take in Lhasa whereas the Big One does not. • The Ultimate is a Classic comfortable paced tour, it has a physical rating of 3 due to the altitude in Lhasa and does require a certain level of fitness on the tour. • The Big One is a Go Beyond tour which means it features a slightly off the beaten track type of itinerary. It is for those who like to explore a bit more and go to places which are not featured in a lot of the touristy itineraries. • The Ultimate is a fully inclusive package which includes all touring, all meals and the only exclusions are drinks and tipping. The Big One is Inclusive which means that not all meals are included and we give our clients time to explore independently on some days if they wish.

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Operator: Wendy Wu Tours
Group Tour: Join a group and forge lifelong friendships
Fully Guided: An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
Medium Intensity: Travelers should be comfortable with somewhat-demanding activities
Guided in English
Group Size 4 - 28
Ages 12+

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Itinerary

Days 1 - 2
Beijing
Days 1 - 2
Overnight Flight to Beijing
Day 3
Beijing
Meals
Dinner (Traditional Peking duck dinner)
Included Activities
- Visit Tiananmen Square
- Explore the Forbidden City
- Visit the Temple of Heaven
- Traditional Peking duck dinner
Landmarks
Tiananmen Square
Forbidden City
Temple of Heaven
Day 3
Beijing
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Traditional Peking duck dinner)
Included Activities
- Visit Tiananmen Square
- Explore the Forbidden City
- Visit Temple of Heaven
- Traditional Peking duck dinner
Landmarks
Tiananmen Square
Forbidden City
Temple of Heaven
Day 4
Beijing
Included Activities
- Visit the Great Wall
- Visit a jade factory
- Explore the Summer Palace gardens
Landmarks
Great Wall of China
Summer Palace
Day 4
Beijing
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Walk on the Great Wall
- Visit jade factory
- Explore Summer Palace gardens
Landmarks
Great Wall of China
Summer Palace
Day 5
Beijing to Xi'an
Meals
Dinner (Traditional Shui Jiao dumplings feast followed by Tang Dynasty dancing performance)
Included Activities
- Traditional Shui Jiao dumplings feast
- Tang Dynasty dancing performance
Day 5
Beijing to Xian
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Traditional Shui Jiao dumplings followed by Tang Dynasty dancing performance)
Included Activities
- Tang Dynasty dancing performance
- Traditional Shui Jiao dumplings dinner
Day 6
Xi'an
Included Activities
- View the Terracotta Army
- Visit the Terracotta Army workshop
- Stroll along Xi'an's 14th-century city walls
Landmarks
Terracotta Army
Xi'an City Walls
Day 6
Xian
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Terracotta Army
- Visit Terracotta Army workshop
- Stroll along Xian's 14th-century city walls
Landmarks
Terracotta Army
Xian City Walls
Day 7
Xi'an to Guilin
Included Activities
- Visit Reed Flute Cave
Landmarks
Reed Flute Cave
Day 7
Xian to Guilin
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Reed Flute Cave
Landmarks
Reed Flute Cave
Day 8
Guilin to Yangshuo
Included Activities
- Cruise along the Li River
- Browse Yangshuo's vibrant markets
Landmarks
Li River
Day 8
Guilin to Yangshuo
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cruise along Li River
- Browse Yangshuo markets
Landmarks
Li River
Day 9
Yangshuo
Included Activities
- Tai Chi session led by a local master
- Explore the picturesque countryside
Optional Activities
- Cycling
- Bamboo rafting
Day 9
Yangshuo
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Tai Chi session with local master
- Explore picturesque countryside
Optional Activities
- Cycling
- Bamboo rafting
Day 10
Yangshuo to Kunming
Day 10
Yangshuo to Kunming
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 11
Kunming
Meals
Dinner (Local dish 'Across the Bridge' noodles)
Included Activities
- Visit the Stone Forest
- Dinner of 'Across the Bridge' noodles
Landmarks
Stone Forest
Day 11
Kunming
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner ('Across the Bridge' noodles)
Included Activities
- Visit Stone Forest
- 'Across the Bridge' noodles dinner
Landmarks
Stone Forest
Day 12
Kunming to Lijiang
Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Day 12
Kunming to Lijiang
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Day 13
Lijiang
Included Activities
- Cable car to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain meadows
- Visit Baisha old town
- Visit Baisha village
Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Baisha Old Town
Day 13
Lijiang
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Cable car to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain high meadows
- Visit Baisha old town
- Visit Baisha village
Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Baisha
Day 14
Lijiang to Zhongdian (Shangri-La)
Included Activities
- Visit Tiger Leaping Gorge
Landmarks
Tiger Leaping Gorge
Day 14
Lijiang to Zhongdian (Shangri-La)
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Tiger Leaping Gorge
Landmarks
Tiger Leaping Gorge
Day 15
Zhongdian (Shangri-La)
Included Activities
- Visit a Tibetan-style village
- Visit Dafo Temple
- Explore Songzanlin Monastery
- Tour of the old town
Landmarks
Dafo Temple
Songzanlin Monastery
Day 15
Zhongdian (Shangri-La)
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Tibetan-style village
- Visit Dafo Temple
- Explore Songzanlin Monastery
- Tour old town
Landmarks
Dafo Temple
Songzanlin Monastery
Day 16
Zhongdian to Lhasa
Day 16
Zhongdian (Shangri-La) to Lhasa
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 17
Lhasa
Included Activities
- Wander around the Barkhor Circuit
- Explore Jokhang Temple
- Visit Sera Monastery
- Browse local Tibetan arts and crafts shop
Landmarks
Barkhor Circuit
Jokhang Temple
Sera Monastery
Day 17
Lhasa
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Wander Barkhor Circuit
- Explore Jokhang Temple
- Visit Sera Monastery
- Visit local Tibetan arts and crafts shop
Landmarks
Barkhor Circuit
Jokhang Temple
Sera Monastery
Day 18
Lhasa
Included Activities
- Visit Potala Palace
- Explore Norbulingka
Landmarks
Potala Palace
Norbulingka
Day 18
Lhasa
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Potala Palace
- Explore Norbulingka
Landmarks
Potala Palace
Norbulingka
Day 19
Lhasa to Chengdu
Included Activities
- Stroll through People's Park
- Visit Matchmaker's Corner
Landmarks
People's Park
Day 19
Lhasa to Chengdu
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Stroll through People's Park
- Visit Matchmaker's Corner
Landmarks
People's Park
Day 20
Chengdu to Chongqing
Included Activities
- Visit Chengdu's famous conservation centre
- Board Yangtze River cruise vessel
Day 20
Chengdu to Chongqing
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Visit Chengdu's conservation centre
Days 21 - 23
Yangtze River Cruise to Zhangjiajie
Included Activities
- Yangtze River cruise with side trips and shore excursions
- Visit Three Gorges Dam
Landmarks
Three Gorges Dam
Days 21 - 23
Yangtze River Cruise
Meals
Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner
Included Activities
- Yangtze River cruise
- Visit Three Gorges Dam
- Travel to Zhangjiajie
Landmarks
Three Gorges Dam
Day 24
Zhangjiajie
Included Activities
- Ride Bailong glass elevator
- Scenic train through Ten-Mile Natural Gallery
Landmarks
Bailong Elevator
Ten-Mile Natural Gallery
Day 24
Zhangjiajie
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Included Activities
- Ride Bailong glass elevator
- Scenic train through Ten-Mile Natural Gallery
Landmarks
Bailong Elevator
Day 25
Zhangjiajie to Shanghai
Included Activities
- Cable car ride up Tianmen Mountain
- Climb 999 steps to Tianmen Cave
- Glass 'Walk of Faith'
Landmarks
Tianmen Mountain
Tianmen Cave
Day 25
Zhangjiajie to Shanghai
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Traditional Shanghainese cuisine)
Included Activities
- Ride Tianmen Mountain cable car
- Climb steps to Tianmen Cave
- Walk the glass 'Walk of Faith'
Landmarks
Tianmen Mountain
Tianmen Cave
Day 26
Shanghai
Meals
Dinner (Traditional Shanghainese cuisine on Huangpu River panoramic cruise)
Included Activities
- Visit Yu Garden
- Explore the old town
- Jinmao Tower panoramic views
- Admire colonial architecture on the Bund
- Panoramic cruise on Huangpu River
- Traditional Shanghainese cuisine meal
Landmarks
Yu Garden
Jinmao Tower
The Bund
Huangpu River
Day 26
Shanghai
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (Traditional Shanghainese cuisine)
Included Activities
- Visit Yu Garden
- Explore old town
- View from Jinmao Tower
- Admire Bund colonial architecture
- Huangpu River panoramic cruise
- Traditional Shanghainese cuisine meal
Landmarks
Yu Garden
Jinmao Tower
The Bund
Huangpu River
Day 27
Shanghai to UK
Day 27
Shanghai to UK

Landmarks
Tiananmen Square
Forbidden City
Temple of Heaven

Landmarks
Tiananmen Square
Forbidden City
Temple of Heaven

Landmarks
Great Wall of China
Summer Palace

Landmarks
Great Wall of China
Summer Palace

Landmarks
Terracotta Army
Xi'an City Walls

Landmarks
Terracotta Army
Xian City Walls

Landmarks
Reed Flute Cave

Landmarks
Reed Flute Cave

Landmarks
Li River

Landmarks
Li River

Landmarks
Stone Forest

Landmarks
Stone Forest

Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain

Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain

Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Baisha Old Town

Landmarks
Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
Baisha

Landmarks
Tiger Leaping Gorge

Landmarks
Tiger Leaping Gorge

Landmarks
Dafo Temple
Songzanlin Monastery

Landmarks
Dafo Temple
Songzanlin Monastery

Landmarks
Barkhor Circuit
Jokhang Temple
Sera Monastery

Landmarks
Barkhor Circuit
Jokhang Temple
Sera Monastery

Landmarks
Potala Palace
Norbulingka

Landmarks
Potala Palace
Norbulingka

Landmarks
People's Park

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People's Park

Landmarks
Three Gorges Dam

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Three Gorges Dam

Landmarks
Bailong Elevator
Ten-Mile Natural Gallery

Landmarks
Bailong Elevator

Landmarks
Tianmen Mountain
Tianmen Cave

Landmarks
Tianmen Mountain
Tianmen Cave

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Yu Garden
Jinmao Tower
The Bund
Huangpu River

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Yu Garden
Jinmao Tower
The Bund
Huangpu River

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4.8

Allison
March 4th, 2026
4
I'm assuming that I'm writing a private review for Wendy Wu Tours. That's what this message is meant to be. It is not...
I'm assuming that I'm writing a private review for Wendy Wu Tours. That's what this message is meant to be. It is not meant to be posted on Tour Rader. I loved Saudi Arabia. It's a beautiful country full of places worth seeing and has some of the most hospitable people I've ever met. The tour, however, disappointed in several ways. The guide Aziz was a big part of the cause. He did not show up the first day of the trip for the welcome dinner!! I've been on a good number of tours and this was the first time a guide didn't show up and the group was all left in the hotel lobby, wondering what this meant for the tour and, of course, when we would meet the next day if we even had a tour. Several of us tried to send texts and emails to find out what was going on and didn't receive replies, such as from the local Tetrapyton contact. However, a couple of people finally succeeded in getting a reply and the word spread that we would leave at 9 am the next morning. We did meet Aziz the following morning and begin the tour, and he acted as if all was going according to plan. He mentioned that the company had told him the tour started on the second day and he expressed no regret, not even apologizing on behalf of the company. That night he had us quickly introduce our names and where we were from. It wasn't a great start to the tour; it was a truly poor start. The only reassurance we had was that a few people had traveled with Wendy Wu before and said their experiences were very good. I'm sure when swapping stories with fellow travelers, people will remember this as "the tour where the guide didn't show up." Aziz proved capable and managed the tour logistics quite well. Yet, I wouldn't recommend him for further jobs with Wendy Wu. There were a number of reasons for this. He refused to collect the trip kitty money until hours before the tour ended even though he'd been asked about it several times. He knew nothing about it. It was clear that Wendy Wu Travel doesn't train or use specific guides exclusively, so the trip wasn't "branded" to ensure the level of service that I believe Wendy Wu expects. Aziz is nice in many ways, but he's also arrogant and this superiority extended to gendered comments that made many in the group feel uncomfortable. This was the most quiet tour I've ever been on, in that the travelers didn't question the guide. He provided information and I can only guess that it was his attitude that persuaded those on the tour to ask few questions about what we seeing or doing. One area for training for all the guides is to relay much more information to the travelers about the people and contemporary life. The guides would speak of the economy, the current modernization trends, and provide historical information about places we visited, along with some cultural knowledge about topics such as education, and lots of information about Islam. But I felt like I left Saudi Arabia knowing little about its people and their current lives and concerns. That was a shame. The Jeddah guide Mrs. Bodoor was the best, but she also focused on "facts only." When we were at the family dinner with her later, she was much more conversational and it was a great opportunity to interact with her. I really liked the guide Mr. Fassal in Medina, but I'm sure you heard that a tour member got lost during our time together. I don't blame him for that, however, as the woman moved very slowly and was often lagging behind the group. And the person who got lost herself didn't know what to do once lost. If she had just stopped in place, we would have located her far more quickly. Itinerary: Yes, it needs improvement. I went to Riyadh early so that I could go to the Edge of the World, with really is a "must see" experience in KSA. Also, The Maraya/The Mirror needs to be added to the tour. It's just a short drive from the Ul Ala hotel we stayed at and a unique world experience. I did not enjoy the Buraidah camel market or the visit to the local market there. I think we visited three local markets on the trip, which was way too much. We never even had free time in the markets or went there to eat delicious local foods. The tour itself should have been at least two days longer. Two days are definitely required to enjoy Jeddah. We ran around crazy that day trying to see so much and it was rather tiring and overwhelming. Another day should have been in Riyadh, to see The Edge of the World and to explore that capital city itself a bit more. Also, one could easily spend more time in Al Ula. A big concern is that we were given a minuscule amount of time to explore on our own, anywhere, and given basically zero chances for shopping. Truthfully, I don't like to shop. But I did want to buy a postcard and I enjoy museum gift shops. Since we barely had any time on our own, we could never wander around to pick up even a small token. People were complaining about this and by the last day of the tour in Jeddah, they hadn't even managed to get a refrigerator magnet or piece of frankincense, so the Jeddh guide gave us some time in the old city to shop. I preferred to spend that time on my own in a cafe, getting to talk with some locals. Some space needs to be built into the tour to allow this---a little bit of shopping, wandering, enjoying a rest in a cafe, etc. Especially since many Wendy Wu clients are very seasoned world travelers. They don't need to be having someone guide them every single minute of every day. The food needs to be considerably upgraded. There were far too many hotel buffets. Hotel buffets are rarely delicious meals. The only buffet that provided a good meal was the one in Medina. I understand being stuck with a buffet when one is at a rural resort like in Al Ula. There's so much delicious food to be enjoyed in Saudi Arabia, and I felt like I completely missed out on this part of the tour, which was a big loss. The best meal we had was Day 2 when we had lunch in Riyadh at a Palestinian restaurant. I thought was merely an introduction to all the delicious meals that would follow but it was actually the best we would have. The home cooked meal in Jeddah was also a treat. Until the last couple of days with Aziz, he over-ordered tremendously so that we couldn't even finish half of what was on the table. I felt like there was actual proseltytizing several times during the tour and wondered if this was the intent. We repeatedly heard about the five simple things that make a person a Muslim, and each time it was thorough and seemed as if the person speaking didn't know that we had heard this before. I have great respect for Islam as a world traveler and during my lifetime have learned a lot about this great world religion. I've also traveled to a good number of Islamic countries and visited many mosques in the past. I also think that many westerners don't have a sufficient understanding of Islam and that any tour anywhere should include some information about the local religion. But it was strange how it was handled on this trip, especially in the National Museum in Riyadh and the oldest mosque in Jeddah. Again, note that in addition to these two lengthy talks we had a few other introductions to Islam. It made me actually wonder if this was a government-required element of touring in KSA. If so, I would have preferred to have that stated and enjoy a nice one-hour lecture that introduced the religion while sitting in a cool room. If instead this was the doing of the guides themselves, they should make sure that we don't listen to the same material repeatedly. And in the National Museum, if we had been allowed to explore on our own, those who didn't want to stand in one place for a religious talk on a familiar topic could have explored a different part of that large, wonderful museum. I loved Saudi Arabia! It was a great trip for me to finally visit this country. The Wendy Wu contribution to the trip was adequate but disappointed in several important ways. It was also not a good value for the money. With a few changes, the tour could be improved tremendously.Show more
Lyn
January 19th, 2026
5
A must do for anyone. Fantastic trip all around. Couldn't fault anything. It was far better than expected
Boyd
April 25th, 2023
5
The tour was excellent. Thanks largely to Joy, our phenomenal guide. Some of the tours that were running parallel to...
The tour was excellent. Thanks largely to Joy, our phenomenal guide. Some of the tours that were running parallel to ours weren't as fortunate. Joy was always there to provide feedback to and made adjustments to accommodate the desires of the group. A few observations that would have made the trip even better: less western meals and buffets. The set meals with authentic Japanese food were highlights of the trip. Perhaps the biggest disappointment was the meals at the Hiroshima Prince Hotel which were western in theme and poorly prepared. One of the last lunches we had was at a restaurant run by a retired Sumo wrestler. Another tour group had a demo / match with two sumo wrestlers while we were there. That would have been a great addition. Less temples and more other Japanese culture would have also been better for us - origami for example. Also, disappointing was that we didn't receive a package from Wendy Wu (possible because we were from Canada and not the UK like everyone else on the tour - luggage tags ..) The dinner cruise on the last night was another highlight. Overall very satisfied and would recommend to others.Show more

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Gina
Asked on December 23rd, 2025
What is the difference between China - The Big One vs Ultimate China? What optional charges or extra amounts we have to budget for Ultimate China tour? I'm a solo traveler and would not mind the shared room.
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- Wendy Wu ToursOperator•Written December 2025
  The main differences between the 2 tours are as follows:
  
  • Both itineraries do go to very similar cities in China, but the Ultimate will also take in Lhasa whereas the Big One does not.
  • The Ultimate is a Classic comfortable paced tour, it has a physical rating of 3 due to the altitude in Lhasa and does require a certain level of fitness on the tour.
  • The Big One is a Go Beyond tour which means it features a slightly off the beaten track type of itinerary. It is for those who like to explore a bit more and go to places which are not featured in a lot of the touristy itineraries.
  • The Ultimate is a fully inclusive package which includes all touring, all meals and the only exclusions are drinks and tipping. The Big One is Inclusive which means that not all meals are included and we give our clients time to explore independently on some days if they wish.
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  Gina
  Traveler•Written December 2025
  My brother and sister are interested in this tour and they are from London. Any benefit if I fly to London to join the tour with them? Do you help UK residents to book the flights coordination?
- Wendy Wu ToursOperator•Written December 2025
  Yes we can offer flights from London or most regional airports in the UK.
- G
  Gina
  Traveler•Written December 2025
  Is it better for me to fly out from Houston or London? All of us are pretty healthy, can walk up the hill without an issue. We are not sure of the high altitude until we face the challenge. I assume you will take care of Tibet Travel Permit (TTP) for us. All we need is China visa. Is this correct.
- Wendy Wu ToursOperator•Written December 2025
  We are able to arrange visas for those who are British passport holders and who live in the UK. The passports will need to be sent to the embassy. We can take care of the Tibet permit, once the visas are arranged and we have copies of the visas and passports.
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  Gina
  Traveler•Written December 2025
  The quote is in pound sterling and not USD which is higher than the price posted on Tourrader. The international flights appears on both inclusion and exclusion. Please clarify.
- Wendy Wu ToursOperator•Written December 2025
  The price includes international flights in economy class. The flight times will be available 10 months before departure.
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  Gina
  Traveler•Written December 2025
  Please explain what is the meaning for Single Supplement vs Half Price Single Supplement.
- Wendy Wu ToursOperator•Written December 2025
  The single supplement is the total cost of wat it would be before the discount, and the half price is the discounted amount.

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