DAY 1

Kuala Lumpur - Xi'an

Gather at KLIA to board the flight to Xi'an.

DAY 2

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Xi'an

Xi’an Tours:

- Xi’an Museum: This museum houses a variety of artifacts ranging from prehistoric times to the Qing Dynasty, including bronzes, porcelain, stone sculptures, and ancient manuscripts, all of which reflect the rich culture and history of the Shaanxi region.

- Bell Tower: The tower is named after the large bells that hang inside, which in ancient times were used to mark the time and announce emergencies.

- Drum Tower: Serves a similar purpose but uses a large drum as an announcement device. The drums and bells are used to signal the beginning and end of the day, as well as to warn of attacks or natural disasters.

- Gao’s Family Compound + Shadow Play: The Gao Family Mansion is not only architecturally interesting, but also a cultural center. Visitors can learn about the history of the Gao family, who were a wealthy and influential family of their time, as well as daily life during that time.

- Great Mosque: Built in 742 AD during the Tang Dynasty, the Great Mosque of Xi’an demonstrates how Islamic architecture can be adapted to traditional Chinese aesthetics, creating a unique and enchanting complex.

- Muslim Street: Visitors can enjoy a variety of Islamic and Chinese food, such as grilled meat, naan bread, mutton soup, and more. In addition, there are also various kinds of souvenirs, traditional clothing, and handicrafts sold along the street.

Overnight in Xi’an

DAY 3

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Xi'an

- Terracotta Qin Shi Huang Warriors: This site, which is part of a larger tomb complex, is located near the city of Xi’an. The Terracotta Army was discovered in 1974 by some local farmers who were digging a field. This amazing discovery led to one of the most important archaeological excavations of the 20th century.

Overnight in Xi’an.

DAY 4

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Xi'an

Xi’an Tour:

- Northwest City Wall: One of the best-preserved ancient city walls in China. The wall surrounds the old city center of Xi’an, giving an idea of ​​the defensive strength and the importance of Xi’an as the capital of ancient Chinese dynasties.

- XingQing Park: A park where you can enjoy different seasonal views: tulips in spring, lotuses in summer, chrysanthemums in autumn, and snowy scenery in winter.

- Northwest Commerce & Trade Center: This center is part of Xi’an’s efforts to strengthen its role as a major trading center, not only in the Northwest region of China but also as a strategic connecting point between China and Central Asia and Europe through the Silk Road Economy, a component of the Belt and Road initiative.

- Dong Xin Street Mosque: Known for its significant Islamic heritage, it has been a center for Chinese Muslims, especially the Hui community, for centuries. The city's Muslim Quarter and many other mosques, including the Dong Xin Street Mosque, demonstrate the rich cultural and religious heritage that has long been part of Xi'an's history.

- Great Tang All Day Mall: Shopping Mall highlights the culture of the Tang Dynasty. A shopping mall that combines entertainment, shopping, food and tourism. The landscape is set against the backdrop of the Tang Dynasty.

Depart for the airport.

DAY 5

Xi'an - Kuala Lumpur

Board a flight to Kuala Lumpur.