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talk to the experts 01737 214 214 35Outline ItinerariesExperience Ancient China Departures: year roundDay 1 Fly UK to Beijing Day 2 Tiananmen Square / Forbidden City / Summer Palace Day 3 Great Wall / Ming Tomb / Sacred Way / Overnight sleeper train to Xian Day 4 Big Wild Goose Pagoda / Bell and Drum Tower / Ancient City Walls Day 5 Terracotta Army / Shanxi Museum Day 6 Hutong Tour by rickshaw / Tea house / Wangfujing Street Day 7 Return to the UKDiscover China - Old & NewDepartures: year roundDay 1 Fly UK to Beijing Day 2 Tiananmen Square / Forbidden City / Summer Palace Day 3 Great Wall / Ming Tomb / Sacred Way / Overnight sleeper train to Xian Day 4 Big Wild Goose Pagoda / Bell and Drum Tower / Ancient City Walls Day 5 Terracotta Army / Shanxi Museum Day 6 Shanghai free time Day 7 Yi Garden / Old City Area / Jade Buddha Temple / The Bund Day 8 Return to the UKCultural China Departures: year roundDay 1 Fly UK to Beijing Day 2 Tiananmen Square / Forbidden City / Summer Palace Day 3 Great Wall / Ming Tomb / Sacred Way Day 4 Lunch with the locals / Temple of Heaven / Hutong Tour Day 5 Chengde Mountain Resort / Mini Potala Palace / Punning Temple Day 6 Capital Museum / Beijing Zoo / Silk market Day 7 Beijing free time Day 8 Return to the UKChina HighlightsForbidden City The Imperial Palace during the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is the world's largest palace complex and covers an area of 178 acres, surrounded by walls of almost 8m high and a 52m wide moat. Great Wall of China One of the greatest wonders of the world, it stretches over 8,850 km and snakes across deserts and grasslands, over mountains and plateaus. Temple of Heaven A UNESCO World Heritage Site and among the best known religious sites in Beijing. Described as a 'masterpiece of architectural and landscape design'.Terracotta Army One of the world's greatest archaeological discoveries. Three vast pits, around 7m deep, house thousands of life-size terracotta figures of warriors, horses and chariots dating from 210 BC.Tiananmen Square Located in the centre of Beijing, this is the world's second largest city square and the site of many important cultural and political events in Chinese history. Chengde North of Beijing, it is best known as the site of the Mountain Resort, a vast imperial garden city formerly used as the summer residence by the Emperors of the Qing Dynasty.The Bund Shanghai's waterfront, its buildings and wharves have been regarded as a symbol of the city for hundreds of years. Today its architectural mix of styles makes for an impressive sight, especially at night. Jade Buddha Temple Home to two precious jade Buddhas (one weighing 3 tonnes), and a large reclining Buddha made of marble, this temple, like everything in China, is extremely photogenic.Forbidden Palace © Lu Linsheng© WilliamJu© hanhanpeggy© Prill Mediendesign & Fotografie© bjdlz© Eugenia Kim© liondw© fotoVoyager© Albert Zudiema© Jonathan Larsen© Aylandy

36 Our trips are bound by our Booking Terms & Conditions - for details visit discover-the-world.co.uk/educationalvisitsNew York CityA dynamic urban landscapeAs one of the most iconic cities in the world, New York is home to some of the most recognisable landmarks and attractions. From Times Square and Central Park to the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, the 'city that never sleeps' packs more legendary icons into one compact area than any other place on Earth. Few cities in the world can rival this urban jungle for sheer scale, excitement and wealth of valuable experiences for students. A New York tour offers an unparalleled opportunity for students of all subjects to increase their knowledge and expand on their chosen subjects.Why New York with Discover the World?Direct liaison with your dedicated travel specialist who has first hand experience of what the city has to offer school groups Tours can be tailor-made to include whichever places of interest suit your groupItineraries that include the following Geography topics: World Cities; Tourism; Rural/Urban Contrasts; Urban Development; Globalization; Industrial Development; Technology; Unequal SpacesCross curricular opportunities include Politics and HistorySuggested itineraryIconic New York Departures: year roundDay 1 Arrive at JFK airport and transfer to hotelDay 2 Empire State Building / Rockefeller Center / Times Square / Central ParkDay 3 Ground Zero / Statue of Liberty / Wall Street / Brooklyn BridgeDay 4 Leisure morning / museum visit Day 5 Arrive London A 6 day / 4 night tour option is also available Prices from£898Based on 40 students and 4 staff on a 5-day tripNew York Sky Line © Sepavo