Visit the Great Wall and Tiananmen Square, absorb the atmosphere in Sichuan teahouses and see the amazing Terracotta Warriors in China. Travel into Laos, which is like taking a step back in time - where French colonial architecture sits among stunning rice fields and limestone karsts. Finish up this journey in dazzling Bangkok.

Day 1 Arrive Beijing
Arrive in Beijing at any time.

Day 2-4 Beijing
Explore the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square and the Great Wall of China. This vibrant city has some of China's most famous and spectacular tourist sights.

Day 5 Xi'an
Marvel at the mysterious Terracotta Warriors and discover the wonders of this lively city.

Day 6-8 Chengdu
The capital of the Sichuan Province, Chengdu is famous for its teahouses and delightful temples. Nearby is the Giant Panda Conservation Centre where you can see these beautiful creatures up close.

Day 9 Kunming
Wander the quaint backstreets, explore the many markets, or sample some of Kunming's fantastic food. A mild climate and palm lined roads explain why Kunming is often referred to as 'the city of eternal spring'.

Day 10 Jinghong
Lying beside the Mekong River, this city is the home to the Dai, an ethnic minority who maintain their unique culture through dance, drama and poetry.

Day 11 Mengla
A laid back, sleepy town, Mengla is the perfect spot to enjoy one last night in China before continuing on to Laos.

Day 12-13 China/Laos Border and Luang Nam Tha
With various day treks and boat trips available, Luang Nam Tha is a popular stop for travellers looking to explore the natural environs of Laos.

Day 14-15 Luang Prabang
Once home to the Laotian Kings, this is a beautiful town of historic temples, a multi-ethnic population, rich culture, vibrant markets, stylish coffee houses, and textile treasures.

Day 16-17 Vang Vieng
Admire the fantastic limestone karst scenery, wander through the local markets, or take a walk along the river. The numerous caves and endless rice fields make this off-the-beaten-path destination so beautiful.

Day 18-19 Vientiane
Quiet and relaxed, the capital city has a wealth of charms to offer- from its eclectic blend of French and Lao architecture to the uncluttered streets, riverside cafes, and quiet temples.

Day 20 Bangkok
Chaotic streets and busy canals, tranquil temples, colourful markets, and food that defies description. Bangkok truly is the essence of Thailand.

Day 21 Depart Bangkok