There are two different tourism routes after the conference.

One is Beijing--Dunhuang--Crescent Spring--Jiayuguan Pass--Beijing.

Another one is Beijing--Xi'an--Shanghai--Suzhou--Shanghai--Beijing

Yadan National Geologic Park in Dunhuang

It, located on a dried up riverbed, stretches 25km in length and 1-2km in breadth, 185km away from Dunhuang city, 85km west of Yumenguan pass. It is composed of group of wind-eroded barren grotesque hillocks. It is imposing and broad in scale whether individual or the whole. It is rare and seldom to see elsewhere in the world. It has the local name of devils town.
It takes about an hour to ride to the well-known pass of Yumenguan passing through a vast land of the Gobi desert, then you continue to ride for 85km westwards along the ancient silk road on Sule riverbed. During your journey they can sight ruins of watch towers doted along the Great Wang of the Han Dynasty and see marshland and grassy marshland joining together. Reads grow thickly on lakeside and waterfowls are sporting on lakes. Wild ducks or geese or swans flap wings are flying to the sky. What people see is as beautiful as a picture. Gradually marshland in front of you dried up and grassy marshland disappeared, the riverbed is covered with sand and there is again the boundless and indistinct Gobi. Then you’ll surprisingly find there are row upon row of mounds towering aloft, scattered here and there. Some of them look like high buildings; some of them look like churches, mosques, yurts (tent), as well as lions, camels and tortoises. Even people could find the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, the Palace in Tibet, the Pyramid and Sphinx in miniatures. They look like sculptural works, remarkable true to the real. Placing yourself among them , you feel as if you were in a museum of architectural works. The eye cannot take it all in .
Looking from afar in a fine ray, mirage is in wide expanse of misty, the whole “Town of Devils” looks like floating on it. In the evening, mirage vanished, it is mysteriously shrouded in afterglow. When night has fallen, the wind howls and it is enveloped atmosphere full of terror in a curtain of darkness, which makes people ‘s hairs stand on end.

The Singing Sand Mountains and the Crescent Spring

The Singing Sand Mountains and the Crescent Spring were dug to side of Danghe River reservoir in west, 40km in length and 20km in breadth. The mountains consist of countless dunes piled up with red, yellow, blue, black and white sand. It is very beautiful. It is bright yellow like gold, soft like silk and quiet like a young girl. The ridges surge wave upon wave. In a fine day when the sun is rising in the morning and setting in the evening, brightness and darkness on slopes are clearly demarcated. When climbers slide down along the hill slope, sand drifts buzzing. Hence the name of Singing Sand Mountains was called. There is a clear spring in a green basin surrounded high dunes. It takes shape of new moon, hence the name of the Crescent Spring. It is situated at the foot of hills of the Singing Sand Mountains, 300m in length, 50m in breadth and 5m in depth. Dunhuang is a windy and sandy place. Sometimes there are sandstorms. When it is blowing hard, sand waves roll fast with wind. To people surprise, the sand on hills around the spring does not drift down. On the contrary, it goes up. That is why It has never been buried in sand, and always keeps clear and rippling, although it nestles among sand. It does not spill after heavy rain and does not dry up after lasting drought.

Mogao Grottoes

Mogao Grottoes designated as a world cultural heritage by UNESCO for 1,600-year accumulate cultural, architecture ,and art treasures .They are China's oldest monumental Buddhist grotto. The first grotto was constructed in 366 AD. Housed in the remaining 492 cave temples are over 2,400 scountures a 45,000 square meters of frescoes.

Jiayuguan Pass

Jiayuguan is the westernmost point of the Great Wall. It is an oasis town which once prospered as the centre of Hexi Section of the Silk Road. The Jiayuguan Pass was first built in 1372 during the Ming Dynasty. It is so named becauce it is situated on the west slope of the Jiayu Mountain.

Day 1 Beijing - Xi'an

This morning you will be transferred to airport and Take a two-hour morning flight to Xi'an, the great ancient capital and the eastern end of the Silk Road.Airport pick-up to hotel. After lunch A city tour of the ancient city wall, one of few well-preserved ones in China as well as a visit to the Shaanxi Provincial Museum where you will discover how Xi'an became the cradle of Chinese culture.

Day 2 Xi'an

This exciting day of sightseeing will include the Terra-cotta Warriors and Horses at the Tomb of Qin Shi Huang, the first Qin Emperor, and the Bronze Chariots. After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the Big Wild Goose Pagoda which was built in 652 AD. It contains a large volume of Buddhist scriptures which were obtained from India by the eminent monk Xuanzang. Enjoy the Tang dynasty dancing dinner show int the evening.

Day 3 Xi'an – Shanghai

You will be transferred to the airport and take a a two-hour flight to Shanghai, a cosmopolitan, bustling and heavily populated city in China. Airport pick-up to hotel. After lunch, Visit the Oriental Pearl TV tower to view the Huangpu river and Shanghai Museum, one of the largest in China, which houses a collection of 120,000 pieces of cultural relics.

Day 4 Shanghai

Your sightseeing this morning features a tour of the Yu yuan Garden, the old area of the city, and a stroll along the lively waterfront, known as the "Bund". After lunch, a visit to the Jade Buddha Temple. An acrobatic show for your evening entertainment after dinner.

Day 5 Shanghai-Suzhou

This morning ,Head for Suzhou on 2 hours ride. Visit the Humble administrative Garden.After lunch, visit Master-of –nets Garden and silk factory. Return to Shanghai at 19:00 .

Day 6 Shanghai

Departure transfer to airport .and leave Shanghai.