Travel from Beijing to Hong Kong on a flavour-packed journey through China
Taste Your Way Through China
On this 10-day food adventure, dive into the country’s rich culture through unforgettable meals, local encounters and legendary sights. Feast on authentic Peking duck in Beijing, snack on street food favourites and walk along the Great Wall before boarding a high-speed train to Xi’an.
Taste Your Way Through China
⭐️ 4.8 - 15 reviews
Start: Beijing, China
End: Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Duration: 10 days
Theme: Food
Minimum age: 15 years
Prices from $1190 $1590
Start: Beijing, China
End: Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Duration: 10 days
Theme: Food
Minimum age: 15 years
Prices from $1190 $1590
Why you'll love this trip
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Discover China’s Icons & FlavoursExplore legendary landmarks like the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the Terracotta Warriors while tasting authentic regional cuisine along the way. -
Taste Regional SpecialtiesEnjoy China’s incredible culinary diversity with Peking duck in Beijing, Xi’an street food, spicy Sichuan hotpot and classic Cantonese dim sum in Hong Kong. -
Experience Xi’an’s Muslim QuarterWander through lively market streets, meet local food vendors and sample traditional snacks like roujiamo and handmade sweets in this historic neighbourhood. -
Learn Traditional Noodle-MakingJoin a hands-on cooking experience in a local home and master the art of hand-pulled noodles with a welcoming local family. -
Cook Authentic Sichuan DishesVisit the Sichuan Cuisine Museum and learn how to prepare famous regional favourites like kung pao chicken, mapo tofu and steamed dumplings. -
Meet China’s Giant PandasVisit a renowned panda breeding centre in Sichuan and see these iconic animals up close in a beautiful conservation setting.
Continue to Chengdu for fiery Sichuan hot pot and a visit to the famous panda breeding centre, then wrap up your trip in Hong Kong with delicious dim sum, bustling wet markets and the spectacular Symphony of Lights over Victoria Harbour.
Prices from
$1500 $1700
Itinerary
Beijing
Beijing
Great Wall - Beijing
Xi'an
Xi'an
Chengdu
Chengdu
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Tour program
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- Ni hao and welcome to China! Your Real Food Adventure kicks off in Beijing – a fascinating city where ancient traditions meet modern life. This evening, meet your local leader and fellow travellers at a welcome meeting at 6 pm before heading out for your first unforgettable meal. Tonight’s specialty is the legendary Peking duck – crispy, smoky and perfectly tender. There’s no better place to try this iconic dish than in a traditional Beijing roast duck restaurant, where the recipe dates back to lavish imperial feasts of the Ming dynasty. It’s the perfect introduction to China’s rich culinary heritage.
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AccommodationHotel (1 night) -
Meals- Dinner
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Included activities- Beijing - Welcome Meeting
- Beijing - Peking Duck Dinner
- Special information
- It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
- Begin your day at Tiananmen Square – the symbolic heart of China and one of the country’s most significant public spaces. Continue to the magnificent Forbidden City, a vast imperial palace complex that remained closed to ordinary citizens for centuries. Wander through its grand halls, peaceful courtyards and ornate gardens while discovering the legacy of the Ming and Qing dynasties.
After lunch, dive into Beijing’s vibrant food scene along Niujie Street, famous for its Muslim heritage and irresistible street snacks. Taste local favourites like savoury meat pies and sweet sticky rice cakes while exploring the lively atmosphere and traditional hutongs nearby. Later, slow the pace with a visit to Fayuan Temple – one of the city’s oldest Buddhist temples and a peaceful retreat from the bustling streets. In the evening, perhaps gather with your group for an optional Beijing hot pot dinner, where thin slices of meat are cooked in rich bubbling broth at the table. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Included activities
- Beijing - Fayuan Temple
- Beijing - Niujie Street snack sampling
- Beijing - Tiananmen Square
- Beijing - Forbidden City
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Optional activities- Beijing - Beijing style hot pot dinner - CNY200 - CNY300
- This morning, travel to the spectacular Mutianyu Great Wall – one of the best-preserved and most scenic sections of the Great Wall of China. Walk along its ancient pathways, climb historic watchtowers and soak up sweeping mountain views while learning about the incredible history behind this world-famous landmark. Originally built to defend China from northern invasions, the wall stretches thousands of kilometres across rugged landscapes and remains one of humanity’s greatest engineering achievements.
After returning to Beijing, enjoy some free time to experience the city at your own pace. You might like to wander through a traditional hutong market filled with the aromas of freshly steamed dumplings and handmade tofu, or unwind in a peaceful teahouse while taking part in a traditional Chinese tea ceremony. Your leader will be happy to share local recommendations for the perfect afternoon. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
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Included activities- Beijing - Great Wall Visit - Mutianyu Section
- Optional activities
- Beijing - Lama Temple (entrance fee) - CNY25
- Beijing - Temple of Heaven (entrance fee) - CNY40
- Beijing - Acrobat show (ticket) - CNY290
- Beijing - Hutong family visit - CNY150
- Special information
- Your travel time today will be approximately 4 hours.
- This morning, board a high-speed bullet train and journey to the historic city of Xi'an, arriving in the early afternoon. Once there, step into local life with a hands-on noodle-making class hosted by a welcoming local couple in their home. Discover the secrets behind one of China’s most beloved culinary traditions as you prepare dough, hand-cut noodles and learn authentic cooking techniques in a cosy family kitchen.
After the class, sit down to enjoy a delicious homemade feast featuring steaming noodle soup, stir-fried meat and fresh vegetable dishes – all prepared together with your hosts. It’s a unique opportunity to experience both traditional cuisine and everyday life in modern China. Later, you may want to wander along the impressive Xi'an City Wall, one of the best-preserved ancient city walls in the country, or visit the iconic Drum Tower of Xi'an and Bell Tower of Xi'an. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Included activities
- Xi'an - Noodle making class
- Optional activities
- Xi'an - Bell & Drum Towers (entrance fee) - CNY50
- Xi'an - Great Mosque (entrance fee) - CNY25
- Xi'an - City Wall bike hire - CNY45
- Special information
- Your travel time today will be approximately 4-6 hours.
- Head into the countryside this morning to visit the legendary Terracotta Army – one of China’s most remarkable archaeological discoveries. Unearthed by local farmers in 1974, this vast site features thousands of life-sized clay warriors, horses and chariots standing in battle formation, each with distinct facial expressions, hairstyles and armour. It’s an unforgettable glimpse into the power and legacy of ancient China.
After exploring the site, enjoy a fresh plant-based lunch at a local farm before returning to Xi'an. In the afternoon, immerse yourself in Chinese culture with a traditional calligraphy experience at Gao Jia Da Yuan – a beautifully preserved mansion dating back to the Ming dynasty.
Tonight, dive into Xi’an’s famous food scene on a guided street food crawl through the lively Muslim Quarter. Sample local favourites like sizzling barbecue skewers, hand-pulled biang biang noodles, juicy soup dumplings and sweet hammered candy while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. It won’t take long to understand why Xi’an is often called China’s snack capital. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Included activities
- Xi'an - local farmer visit including plant based lunch
- Xi'an - Terracotta Warriors Tour - leader led
- Xi'an - Muslim Quarter Walking Tour and Food Crawl
- Xi'An - Calligraphy class
- Optional activities
- Xi'an - Tang Dynasty Show - CNY290
- Xi'an - Little Wild Goose Pagoda - CNY50
- Xi'an - Big Goose Pagoda (entrance fee) - CNY80
- Special informationYour travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
- Catch an early high-speed train to Chengdu today – the vibrant capital of Sichuan province and a UNESCO City of Gastronomy. Despite its modern skyline, Chengdu has held onto its rich traditions, from historic teahouses and bustling local markets to centuries-old culinary customs.
After arriving, head out on an orientation walk with your leader through landmarks like Tianfu Square and People's Park, where locals gather to drink tea, play mahjong and socialise beneath the trees. You may even get the chance to join a lively outdoor dance session with residents.
This evening, sit down for one of Sichuan’s most iconic meals – a traditional hot pot feast bursting with bold spices and rich flavours. For the full local experience, perhaps pair it with a glass of strong Chinese baijiu or a refreshing local beer. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Dinner
- Included activities
- Chengdu - Sichuan style hot pot dinner
- Chengdu - Orientation walk, leader led
- Special information
- Your hiking time today will be approximately 4.5 hours.
- Start the day with a visit to the famous Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, where you’ll learn about the important conservation work helping to protect China’s beloved giant pandas. Home to one of the world’s most successful panda breeding programs, the centre offers the chance to watch these endangered animals eating bamboo, climbing trees, playing and relaxing in their natural-style habitats. If timing is on your side, you may even spot baby pandas taking their very first steps in the nursery.
Later, continue your culinary journey at the Sichuan Cuisine Museum – an interactive experience dedicated to the bold flavours and history of Sichuan cooking. Explore displays of traditional cooking tools, taste regional specialties and join a hands-on cooking class with a professional chef. Learn how to prepare classics like kung pao chicken, mapo tofu and adorable panda-shaped dumplings before sitting down to enjoy your creations. After today, your takeaway orders may never taste the same again! -
Accommodation- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Lunch
- Included activities
- Chengdu - Panda breeding center
- Chengdu - Sichuan Cuisine Museum Visit including cooking experience
- Optional activities
- Chengdu - Wenshu Monastery (entrance fee) - CNY5
- Chengdu - Sichuan Opera (ticket) - CNY260
- Special information
- Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
- This morning, board a high-speed bullet train bound for Hong Kong. While it’s a longer travel day, the journey is smooth and comfortable, offering a chance to relax and watch the scenery change along the way. Arriving in the late afternoon, head out with your leader on a walking tour to experience the vibrant energy of this world-famous city.
Hong Kong blends towering skyscrapers, glowing neon streets and huge shopping districts with peaceful islands, scenic beaches and traditional neighbourhoods. This evening, make your way to Victoria Harbour to watch the spectacular Symphony of Lights, where the city skyline comes alive with dazzling lights and music. Afterwards, perhaps gather with your group for a final dinner featuring Cantonese favourites like wonton noodles, sweet and sour pork or comforting claypot rice. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Included activities
- Hong Kong - leader led orientation walk
- Hong Kong - Victoria Harbour and A Symphony of Lights show
- Special informationYour travel time today will be approximately 8.5 hours.
- Start your morning with one of Hong Kong’s most beloved traditions – a classic Cantonese dim sum breakfast. Originating from the teahouses of Guangzhou in the 19th century, dim sum is all about sharing small plates of delicious bites like steamed dumplings, fluffy buns, rice noodle rolls and sweet egg tarts, all served alongside fragrant Chinese tea.
After breakfast, explore the cultural heart of Hong Kong on a guided walking tour. Visit the historic Man Mo Temple, famous for its hanging incense coils and traditional atmosphere, then continue to Tai Kwun – a beautifully restored former police station and prison complex transformed into a vibrant arts and heritage centre.
You’ll also wander through Graham Street Market, one of the city’s oldest open-air wet markets, where locals shop for fresh produce, seafood and traditional ingredients. This evening, perhaps celebrate your final night together with an optional group dinner and enjoy even more delicious Cantonese specialties. - Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Included activities
- Hong Kong - walking tour at Manmo Temple, Taikwun
- Hong Kong - Graham Street Market
- Hong Kong - Cantonese morning tea/dim sum experience
- With no activities planned, your China Real Food Adventure comes to an end today. If you’d like to spend a couple of extra days in Hong Kong, we can help you book additional accommodation (subject to availability). Just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (1 night)
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Optional activities
- Hong Kong - Victoria Peak & Tram - HKD90
- Hong Kong - Star Ferry - HKD15
- Hong Kong - Nightly Light Show - Free
Discover China through unforgettable flavours, ancient landmarks and authentic local experiences from Beijing to Hong Kong.
Inclusions and activities
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DestinationHong Kong,
China - Meals8 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners
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TransportPrivate Vehicle, Public Bus, High Speed Train, Subway - AccommodationHotel (9 nights)
- Included activities
- Beijing - Welcome Meeting
- Beijing - Peking Duck Dinner
- Beijing - Fayuan Temple
- Beijing - Niujie Street snack sampling
- Beijing - Tiananmen Square
- Beijing - Forbidden City
- Beijing - Great Wall Visit - Mutianyu Section
- Xi'an - Noodle making class
- Xi'an - local farmer visit including plant based lunch
- Xi'an - Terracotta Warriors Tour - leader led
- Xi'an - Muslim Quarter Walking Tour and Food Crawl
- Xi'An - Calligraphy class
- Chengdu - Sichuan style hot pot dinner
- Chengdu - Orientation walk, leader led
- Chengdu - Panda breeding center
- Chengdu - Sichuan Cuisine Museum Visit including cooking experience
- Hong Kong - leader led orientation walk
- Hong Kong - Victoria Harbour and A Symphony of Lights show
- Hong Kong - walking tour at Manmo Temple, Taikwun
- Hong Kong - Graham Street Market
- Hong Kong - Cantonese morning tea/dim sum experience
- Optional activities
- Beijing - Beijing style hot pot dinner - CNY200 - CNY300
- Beijing - Lama Temple (entrance fee) - CNY25
- Beijing - Temple of Heaven (entrance fee) - CNY40
- Beijing - Acrobat show (ticket) - CNY290
- Beijing - Hutong family visit - CNY150
- Xi'an - Bell & Drum Towers (entrance fee) - CNY50
- Xi'an - Great Mosque (entrance fee) - CNY25
- Xi'an - City Wall bike hire - CNY45
- Xi'an - Tang Dynasty Show - CNY290
- Xi'an - Little Wild Goose Pagoda - CNY50
- Xi'an - Big Goose Pagoda (entrance fee) - CNY80
- Chengdu - Wenshu Monastery (entrance fee) - CNY5
- Chengdu - Sichuan Opera (ticket) - CNY260
- Hong Kong - Victoria Peak & Tram - HKD90
- Hong Kong - Star Ferry - HKD15
- Hong Kong - Nightly Light Show - Free
Planning a group trip? Contact our manager at info@eurotourclub.com — we’ll help you organize every detail for a smooth and unforgettable journey.
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Before you book you should know
Is this trip right for you?
- Chinese cuisine traditionally features plenty of meat and seafood dishes. Vegetarian and vegan travellers are encouraged to review the itinerary carefully to ensure the included food experiences suit their preferences, though many China trips can cater to different dietary requirements.
- China’s famous landmarks and cultural attractions are popular with both local and international visitors, so some waiting time should be expected at major sites. Comfortable footwear and a little patience will go a long way.
- We recommend travelling with light luggage, as you’ll need to carry your bags between stations, accommodation and on and off trains throughout the journey.
Visa information
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Accommodation
Hotel (9 nights)
Accommodation Comfort
Some hotels in China may have firmer mattresses than travellers are used to at home. If needed, extra quilts or additional bedding can usually be requested from the hotel staff for added comfort.
Smoking in Hotels
Smoking is still common in many parts of China, and not all hotels provide dedicated non-smoking rooms. In some larger hotels, central air conditioning may allow smoke smells to travel between rooms. While hotels do their best to clean and air out rooms before arrival, traces of smoke may occasionally remain. If this becomes an issue, please speak with your tour leader about the possibility of changing rooms.
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi is commonly available in hotel reception areas and is sometimes accessible in guest rooms as well. Your leader can recommend the best places to connect during the trip.
Guesthouses
In smaller or rural areas, accommodation may be in locally run guesthouses operated by families. These stays are simple but welcoming, with more basic facilities than standard hotels, and towels may not always be provided. Occasionally, group members may stay in nearby guesthouses within walking distance of one another.
Accommodation Comfort
Some hotels in China may have firmer mattresses than travellers are used to at home. If needed, extra quilts or additional bedding can usually be requested from the hotel staff for added comfort.
Smoking in Hotels
Smoking is still common in many parts of China, and not all hotels provide dedicated non-smoking rooms. In some larger hotels, central air conditioning may allow smoke smells to travel between rooms. While hotels do their best to clean and air out rooms before arrival, traces of smoke may occasionally remain. If this becomes an issue, please speak with your tour leader about the possibility of changing rooms.
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi is commonly available in hotel reception areas and is sometimes accessible in guest rooms as well. Your leader can recommend the best places to connect during the trip.
Guesthouses
In smaller or rural areas, accommodation may be in locally run guesthouses operated by families. These stays are simple but welcoming, with more basic facilities than standard hotels, and towels may not always be provided. Occasionally, group members may stay in nearby guesthouses within walking distance of one another.
Flights
Please note: flight arrangements
We can assist with booking flights from any airport in the United States that is convenient for you. Occasionally, alternative routing or airlines may need to be arranged due to availability, but we will always ensure your flights align with your tour dates and provide the same level of comfort and reliability. Our goal is to make your journey to Italy smooth, stress-free, and perfectly timed with your tour.
We can assist with booking flights from any airport in the United States that is convenient for you. Occasionally, alternative routing or airlines may need to be arranged due to availability, but we will always ensure your flights align with your tour dates and provide the same level of comfort and reliability. Our goal is to make your journey to Italy smooth, stress-free, and perfectly timed with your tour.
Dates and prices
Lock in your trip with a 50% flexible deposit
- StartingWednesday 8 Oct 2025
- EndingWednesday 15 Oct 2025
- Prices from$1500 $1800
- Sunday 12 Oct 2025
- Sunday 19 Oct 2025
- $1800
- Wednesday 15 Oct 2025
- Wednesday 22 Oct 2025
- $1800
- Sunday 19 Oct 2025
- Sunday 26 Oct 2025
- $1500 $1800
- Wednesday 22 Oct 2025
- Wednesday 29 Oct 2025
- $1500 $1800
Starting Wednesday 8 Oct 2025
Ending Wednesday 15 Oct 2025
$1500 $1800
Starting Sunday 12 Oct 2025
Ending Sunday 19 Oct 2025
$1500 $1800
Starting Wednesday 15 Oct 2025
Ending Wednesday 22 Oct 2025
$1500 $1800
Starting Sunday 19 Oct 2025
Ending Sunday 26 Oct 2025
$1500 $1800
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Important notes
- A single supplement is available for travellers who prefer private accommodation throughout the trip. The supplement applies to all nights and is subject to availability. Please contact your booking agent for more information.
- A scanned copy of your passport’s personal details page must be provided to your booking agent at least 45 days before departure so train tickets can be arranged. Changes made within 45 days of departure may incur additional fees, and in some cases, new tickets may need to be purchased at your expense.
- Payments in China are largely made through local mobile apps such as WeChat Pay and Alipay. Travellers are strongly advised to install these apps and arrange mobile data access before departure, as credit cards are not widely accepted in many places. Please refer to the Essential Trip Information for more details.
- Access to some social media platforms and websites is restricted in China. Travellers may wish to install a VPN before arrival in order to use certain apps and online services. Additional information can be found in the Essential Trip Information.
- Please be aware that trains and domestic flights in China have strict rules regarding prohibited items. Refer to the Packing section of the Essential Trip Information for full details before travelling.
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