Beijing: Uncover the Secret Chambers of the Forbidden City.

Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang) - Explore Tiananmen Square, the largest city square globally, along with Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the National Museum, and the Great Hall of the People.

The Palace Museum - While most tour groups only explore the six halls on the central axis, your private guide will lead you to the hidden halls for a richer historical insight and to avoid the crowds.

Temple of Heaven - This is the largest green park within Beijing’s Second Ring Road and the best-preserved site where Ming and Qing dynasty emperors offered sacrifices to heaven and prayed for bountiful harvests.

Stroll on a Premier Section of the Great Wall: Mutianyu Great Wall Day Tour

Mutianyu Great Wall - Stroll on a Premier Section of the Great Wall. The Great Wall at Mutianyu is rated top among all sections of the Great Wall on TripAdvisor. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the watchtowers, taking in the stunning view of the Mutianyu Great Wall winding across the mountains.

Olympic Park - During the Great Wall visit, a brief stop at the Olympic Park is usually included, where you can check in at the Bird’s Nest and the Water Cube, the venues for the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics and the 2022 Winter Olympics.

Experience the Splendor of the Best-Preserved Royal Garden: The Summer Palace

Summer Palace (Yiheyuan) - The Summer Palace is the best-preserved royal garden in Beijing, where you can appreciate the beauty of Jiangnan gardens. Kunming Lake and Wanshou Hill are the two main attractions. While enjoying the picturesque scenery, you can also ascend the Tower of Buddhist Incense for a panoramic view of Beijing city.

Hutong Tour - The old Beijing Hutong is a distinctive feature of the ancient capital, rich in historical and cultural heritage. Originating in the Yuan Dynasty and evolving through the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Hutong has developed into its current crisscrossing pattern. The layout resembles a chessboard, with the quadrangle houses forming the unique lifestyle of old Beijing. In the Hutong, neighborly relations are very harmonious, with residents often gathering to chat, play chess, and enjoy the sun, creating a vibrant community atmosphere. Hutongs not only preserve Beijing’s historical memory but also showcase the simple, warm, and harmonious lifestyle of old Beijingers. Despite the city’s modernization leading to the gradual disappearance of some Hutongs, those that remain continue to attract visitors worldwide, becoming an essential cultural treasure of Beijing.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• Lunch
• Hotels in Beijing (Three nights)
• Bottled water
• Meals

• Gratuities
• Personal consumption

Beijing boasts a rich historical legacy, having served as the ancient capital for six dynasties and housing seven world cultural heritage sites, such as the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the Summer Palace. These structures reflect the ingenuity of the Chinese people and highlight the distinctive allure of ancient Chinese architecture. Visitors can wander through the Forbidden City to experience the grandeur and opulence of the royal family, ascend the Great Wall to admire the magnificence of ancient military defense projects, and explore the Summer Palace to enjoy the intricate garden artistry.

Beijing’s culinary culture is vibrant and diverse, blending the best of Manchu and Han food traditions with unique regional flavors. Beijing roast duck stands out as a hallmark of Beijing cuisine, offering a crispy exterior and tender interior, rich yet not greasy, leaving a lasting impression on those who taste it.

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