Fairyland Xinjiang – Beijing 9D8N Tour (No Shopping)

Departures from Manila, Nov 4–12 2026 to Dec 9–17 2026. The rate changes by date: an amount on a date is added to the base rate per pax. Seats are limited and confirmed at booking.

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This 9-day no-shopping tour flies Air China from Manila via Beijing to Urumqi, then travels north to Altay, Hemu and Kanas Lake, west to Sayram Lake and Yining, and on to the Nalati grasslands before flying back through Beijing. You stay in 5-star hotels, with a whole roasted lamb meal in Xinjiang and a Beijing outlet-mall stop on the last day.

• Airfare
• Hotel
• Meals
• Transport
• Tour guide
• Entrance fees
• Sightseeing
• Baggage

Duration

9 days 8 nights

Departure

Manila (NAIA)

Flight

Air China

Baggage

23 kg check-in

Hotels

8 nights 5★

Meals

Daily breakfast + 16 meals

Transport

Private bus

Guide

English-speaking

CA1256 flies on Day 8 night (arrives Beijing after midnight); CA179 flies on Day 9. Local times. Flight times are confirmed with your booking. +1 = arrives the next day.

Meals: B breakfast · L lunch · D dinner · crossed out = not included. Orange = sightseeing stop · bold = shop visit included in the tour.

• Day 1: 5★ hotel in Urumqi
• Day 2: 5★ hotel in Altay
• Day 3: 5★ hotel in Hemu
• Day 4: 5★ hotel in Burqin
• Day 5: 5★ hotel in Kuitun
• Day 6: 5★ hotel in Yining
• Day 7: 5★ hotel in Nalati
• Day 8: 5★ hotel in Beijing

1. Due to weather, traffic or other unforeseen circumstances, the order of some attractions may be adjusted according to visitor volume or road conditions, without reducing the number of attractions or shortening sightseeing time.
2. Any extra costs caused by force majeure, including natural disasters, that prevent a visit are borne by the guest, and fees already incurred are not refunded.
3. If the hotels above are not available at your requested time, they will be replaced by similar ones.
4. Guests should plan their free time sensibly to avoid delays. Before choosing any entertainment or extra activities at scenic spots, understand the details and precautions, choose according to your physical condition and follow the safety instructions.
5. Xinjiang runs on a different daily rhythm from other cities in China; for example lunch is usually around 2:00 PM and activities are scheduled between about 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM.
6. Xinjiang food is mainly spicy and flavourful, with beef and mutton, and may not suit every taste; avoid eating it together with raw or cold foods, and avoid eating fruit with hot tea. Day and night temperatures differ greatly.
7. Please do not walk barefoot in the bathroom or shower; use non-slip mats and non-slip, waterproof slippers, and place the shower curtain inside the bathtub. After checking in, check the room facilities, hot and cold water and drainage, and tell the guide or driver at once if anything is wrong.
8. Xinjiang has beautiful scenery, but local hotels and services are limited, so please do not expect too much; getting a good night's sleep is the most important.
9. The itinerary, flight times and hotels are subject to final confirmation. No refund is given if guests cancel itinerary or accommodation arrangements during the trip, and tips must be paid in full for the number of days of the trip.
10. The guide may sell souvenirs on the bus, such as Xinjiang dried fruits, dairy products and essential oils.
11. Kanas Day 4: from November to December, the Colorful Beach is replaced by the Baihaba Scenic Area (Big Stone Viewing Platform, Lonely Tree, Old Village, China-Kazakhstan Grand Canyon).
12. Meals: breakfast plus 16 meals, with one special upgrade to whole roasted lamb in Xinjiang. Two complimentary bottles of water per person per day.
13. Collected with the tour fee: China group visa USD 40, Philippine travel tax USD 30, and tips for driver and guide USD 8 per day x 9 days = USD 72, all per person.
14. Philippine passport holders need a China visa; the China group visa is USD 40 per person.
15. Child rates: child with bed ages 2–12 pays the adult rate; child without bed ages 2–12 has a lower rate.
16. Xinjiang food is mostly spicy and rich in beef and mutton; there are large day-night temperature differences. Hotel facilities in remote areas are simpler than in big cities.
17. The driver may change the order of attractions because of weather, traffic or crowds, without reducing the number of attractions.
18. No refund for services cancelled or skipped during the trip; tips are charged for the full number of days. Hotels may be replaced by similar ones, and the itinerary and flights are subject to final confirmation.

Practical tips for China, from entry rules to what to eat. General guidance for a Philippine traveller — rules and prices change, so confirm the latest before you fly. Need a hand with the visa or tickets? Our team is glad to help.