DAY 1

Kuala Lumpur - Xi'an

- Gather at KLIA to board a flight to Xi'an.

Overnight in Xi'an

DAY 2

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Xi'an

Xi’an Tours:

- 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 importance of Xi’an as the capital of ancient Chinese dynasties.

- Huajue Lane Mosque: Huajue Lane Mosque in Xi’an is a historic mosque built in the 16th century, featuring a combination of Islamic and Chinese architecture. Tourists can explore the unique structure of the mosque, admire its interior decoration, and understand the history of the arrival of Islam in China.

- Gao Family Courtyard & Shadow Puppets Show: The Gao Family Mansion is not only interesting in terms of architecture, but also as a cultural center. Visitors can learn about the history of the Gao family, which was a wealthy and influential family of its time, as well as the daily life of that era.

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

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

- Muslim Street: Visitors can enjoy a variety of Islamic and Chinese specialties, 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.

- Giant Wild Goose Pagoda Square: A historic pagoda from the Tang Dynasty (built in 652) that houses Buddhist sutras from India. Here, tourists can enjoy ancient architecture, walk in the vast garden, and watch the largest musical fountain show in

Asia.

- ​​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 in the Tang Dynasty.

Overnight in Xi'an.

DAY 3

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Xi'an - Louyang

- 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.

- Luoyi Ancient City: It features classical architecture, historic gates, and old stone streets. Tourists can explore ancient temples, enjoy cultural performances, try traditional food, and buy souvenirs in antique shops.

Overnight in Louyang.

DAY 4

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Luoyang

- Dongguan Mosque: The largest and oldest mosque in the city, built during the Ming Dynasty (14th century). It features a fusion of Sino-Islamic architecture, with grand gates, spacious prayer halls, and beautiful gardens. Tourists can explore the history of Islam in China, see Arabic calligraphy, and experience the worship atmosphere of the local Muslim community.

- Mingtang & Tiantang + Yingtianmen Gate: Mingtang and Tiantang were once political and religious centers, while Yingtianmen was the main gate of the Luoyang Palace. Today, tourists come to take photos outside of these iconic buildings, admire the beauty of ancient architecture, and enjoy the historical atmosphere without entering the inner courtyard.

- Lijing Gate: once the main gate of the old city of Luoyang during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, symbolizing the grandeur of the ancient city.

- Old Town Cross Street: an old street filled with traditional shops, local food, and classical culture. Tourists can take photos at the historic gates, enjoy Luoyang street food, and experience the atmosphere of the old city full of cultural heritage.

Overnight in Louyang

DAY 5

(Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner)

Luoyang - Dengfeng - Sanmenxia

- Dengfeng Shaolin Kung Fu School: A martial arts training center famous for its Shaolin kung fu heritage. Located near the Shaolin Temple, it offers tourists an immersive experience, including watching kung fu performances, learning the basics of Shaolin kung fu, and receiving a certificate of participation after training. This place provides an opportunity to understand the history, discipline, and techniques of the over 1,500-year-old Shaolin martial arts.

Overnight in Sanmenxia.

DAY 6

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Sanmenxia - Xi'an

- Sanmenxia Underground Dwellings: A unique traditional house on the Loess Plateau, built underground for natural temperature control. The structure has been in use for over 4,000 years, reflecting the lifestyle and wisdom of the local people. Tourists can explore the underground dwellings, understand their unique history and architecture, and experience the atmosphere of traditional Shaanxi life.

- Dongxin 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 a part of Xi'an's history.

- Xi'an Northwest Trade Mall: The mall 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.

Overnight in Xi'an

DAY 7

(Breakfast / Lunch)

Xi'an - Kuala Lumpur

- Traditional Chinese Village: Yuanjia Village + Mini Mosque: A cultural destination that preserves traditional Chinese village heritage. Yuanjia Village is famous for its old architecture, local food, and authentic village atmosphere. The Mini Mosque reflects the existence of the Muslim community in the area. Tourists can enjoy traditional food, explore the culture of the local people, and see the cultural harmony in Chinese village life.

- Han City Lake Ruins Park: A historical park that preserves the relics of the Han Dynasty, featuring a tranquil lake, ancient architecture, and beautiful scenery. Tourists can stroll around and enjoy the classical atmosphere, explore the history of the site, and see the cultural heritage of the Han Dynasty in a peaceful environment.

- Yongxingfang Intangible Cultural Heritage Food Street: A traditional food area that preserves Chinese culinary heritage. Tourists can try authentic local dishes, watch heritage cooking demonstrations, and enjoy the classical cultural atmosphere with traditional architecture and street performances.

Return flight to Kuala Lumpur.

DAY 8

Kuala Lumpur

Arrived at Kuala Lumpur International Airport