Qingdao in a Nutshell

A city hotel with elegant décor, Jianguo Hotel Yuncheng is a plush and comfortable base from which to explore the cultural delights of Yuncheng as well as the incredible 500-million-year-old Salt Lake, celebrated for its changing colours.

Located in the former courtyard mansion of a silk merchant from the Qing dynasty, Jing’s Residence is built in the authentic architectural style of northern China, nestled amongst dusty curio shops and bustling restaurants in the old city of Pingyao.

A stylish boutique hotel, the Kedao is a showcase of cutting-edge contemporary chic, minimalist charm and sleek uncluttered interiors with subtle Chinese influences in the historic city of Linfen.

Offering stunning views of Mount Wutai, Wutai Mountain Marriott Hotel provides a retreat from the bustle from the city. With well-appointed rooms and one of the best hotel options in the area, you can be assured of a comfortable stay in Mount Wutai.

Ideally located for those wishing to explore the many attractions of the former ancient capital, as well as the nearby Yungang Caves and Hanging Monastery, the Datong Garden Hotel offers spacious and comfortable accommodation with good amenities.

Blending Chinese-inspired décor and state-of-the-art features, JW Marriott Hotel Qufu is a modern international luxury standard within the historical city of Qufu, with the UNESCO Confucius Mansion & Temple just a stone throw's away.

Located at the heart of the vibrant Xigong District, Hyatt Place Luoyang is a sleek, contemporary retreat in the heart of this bustling city. Huge floor to ceiling windows make this light and airy hotel a breath of fresh air amongst the hubbub of Luoyang.

Conveniently located in the junction of East Central Ring Road and North Central Ring Road, the stunning Pullman Taiyuan is the perfect base to start exploring Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi Province.

This half-day tour visit the Songyang Academy and Songyue Temple Pagoda.

Today, we ascend by cable car to Mount Tai to visit the Bixiaci Temple, South God Gate, Mountain Gate, Fragrant Pavilion and the Main Palace. Afterwards, we can descend by cable car or walk down to visit Dai Temple.