Day 9: Amman (B)
After breakfast and to coincide with your departure flight details, you will be transferred to Amman Queen Alia International Airport to meet your outbound flight to Dehli.

Day 10 : DEHLI arrival in India's capital. You'll be escorted to your first class hotel. Claridges Hotel

Day 11 DEHLI/AGRA After a good night's sleep and breakfast, drive to Agra, an ancient city that came into prominence in Medieval times under the patronage of the Mughal rulers. Highlight of your day is a visit to the fabled, perfectly proportioned Taj Mahal. This 17th century, white marble mausoleum was built by Emperor Shah Jehan to enshrine the mortal remains of his Queen, Mumtaz Mahal. Clarks Shiraz Hotel (B)

Day 12. AGRA Enjoy the day at leisure to explore Agra. You will be offered several interesting optional tours, including a visit to the Agra Fort, where the Emperor Shah Jahan, imprisoned by his own son, watched the building of the Taj Mahal; Itmad-ud-daulah, known as the "baby Taj", the first Mughal structure totally built from marble; Sikandra, the sandstone and marble tomb of Akbar which blends Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, Jain and Christian motifs and styles, and other interesting sites. (B)

Day 13, DEHLI After breakfast you'll drive back to Delhi. This afternoon, explore Delhi on your own or take an optional tour that includes the 12th century hand-carved Kutab Minar, the Birla Temple and the India Gate, the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, the Jamma Masjid, India's largest mosque, and the magnificent Red Fort, built in 1648 as a symbol of Mughal's power

Day 14, BEIJING
Fly to Beijing in morning, You'll be met by your guide and then escorted to your hotel in the center of Beijing, within short distance of Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City.
Beijing International Hotel

Day 15, TIANANMEN SQUARE/FORBIDDEN CITY
Start your day with a visit to the famous Tiananmen Square, visit the Forbidden City, located at the exact center of the ancient city of Beijing where it served as the imperial palace during the mid-Ming and Qing Dynasties. Known as the Palace Museum today, its extensive grounds cover 720,000 square meters, 800 buildings and more than 8,000 rooms. The Forbidden City is listed by UNESCO as the largest collection of preserved ancient wooden structures in the world and was declared a World Heritage site in 1987. Summer PalaceAfter lunch, the rest of the day is yours to explore Beijing on your own.

Day 16,  GREAT WALL OF CHINA AND MING TOMBS
Depart after breakfast on a full day included excursion to the only man-made structure visible from the moon, the Great Wall of China, which follows a ridge of barren hills stretching at least 3,750 miles (6,000 km). Construction of the Great Wall, which spanned more than two thousand years, began between the 7th and 6th century BC and continued through the Ming Dynasty. The wall was originally built of stone, wood, grass and earth, but during the Ming Dynasty, bricks were produced in kilns set up along the wall. The bricks were transported by men carrying them on their backs or by donkeys, mules and even goats, which had bricks tied to their heads before being driven up a mountaindrive back to your hotel .

Enjoy an opportunity to mount the ramparts of this ancient wonder before proceeding to the Ming Tombs, burial site of 13 emperors of the Ming Dynasty. In over 200 years, between 1409 and 1644, tombs were built over an area of 40 square kilometers. Each tomb is located at the foot of a separate hill and is linked with the other tombs by a road called the Sacred Way. A massive stone archway, built in 1540 at the southern end of the Sacred Way, is decorated with designs of clouds, waves and divine animals. (B,L)

Day 17: BEIJING Enjoy a day to explore Beijing on your own. Your hotel is centrally located in the heart of Beijing, close to major attractions, restaurants and shopping. Take an optional full day to the Hutongs of Beijing followed by the Temple of Heaven, with lunch included. For those who want to explore the way the Chinese live and have lived for centuries, a jaunt down the intricate maze of Beijing's Hutongs is essential. These ancient, labyrinthine alleys or lanes are still an important feature in the urban landscape of Beijing, where houses along Hutongs still occupy one third of the total area, providing housing for half the population and providing yet another example of Beijing as an ancient yet modern city.
Tonight an Optional Peking Duck dinner followed by a special Shaolin Kung Fu Martial Arts demonstration is available. $37 per person. (B)

Day 18: BEIJING/USA Enjoy a final morning in Beijing. Shop, stroll, and explore a few hidden corners. Later this afternoon, transfer to the airport for
Fly to return to the Los Angeles USA. (B)
2 nights here to replenish more energy. 3 star hotel provided and transfer