• Temple of Heaven - This is the largest existing architectural complex dedicated to Heaven Worship worldwide. Initially, it served as the venue for the Heaven Worship Ceremony conducted by emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Locals residing nearby engage in various activities here, such as running, cycling, singing, dancing, playing chess, and flying kites. Visitors can join in these activities to experience the leisurely lifestyle of the local community.
• Qianmen Main Street Mall - Situated along the central axis of Beijing City, Qianmen Street is a renowned pedestrian street ideal for shopping and sightseeing. It stretches from the Archery Tower of Qianmen in the north to the edge of Tiantan Park in the south, measuring 840 meters in length and 21 meters in width. The street features buildings styled after the late Qing Dynasty and boasts a history spanning over 570 years. Today, Qianmen Street is a vibrant nightlife hub for locals and a symbol of authentic local culture, offering visitors a glimpse into traditional Chinese life.
• Dashilan - Located at the heart of ancient Beijing, Dashilan is a key component of the southern middle axis. Positioned south of Tian’anmen Square and west of Qianmen Street, Dashilan Street is the oldest, most renowned, and distinctive commercial street in Beijing’s hutongs. Spanning 275 meters from east to west, this narrow street is lined with numerous shops, attracting a multitude of tourists daily. Within the 1.26 square kilometers surrounding Dashilan shopping street, many ancient Beijing buildings are exceptionally well-preserved.
• Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang) - The dignified and revered Tiananmen Square is the largest central city square globally, symbolizing not only the city but all of China. This vast courtyard is encircled by significant structures such as the Tiananmen Tower, Great Hall of the People, Memorial Hall of Chairman Mao, Monument to the People’s Heroes, and National Museum. It is an essential destination for visitors to Beijing City.
• Forbidden City-The Palace Museum - The grand Forbidden City is the largest and best-preserved imperial palace complex in the world. It originally had 9,999 rooms, just one short of the number symbolizing ‘Divine Perfection’ in ancient Chinese belief, and is surrounded by a moat six meters deep and a ten-meter high wall. For five centuries, this palace served as the country’s administrative center. Today, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the city’s most popular attractions. Visitors can follow a tour guide to explore several palaces, including the opulent Antiquarian of the Palace Museum (Treasures Museum), and learn about the ancient history, culture, and traditions that shaped the Forbidden City through the guide’s informative commentary.
• Jingshan Park (Jingshan Gongyuan) - Jingshan Park is beautifully landscaped with hills to climb, clear lakes, and stately ancient buildings. Once an imperial garden in ancient Beijing, it has now evolved into a tranquil public park. Due to its proximity to the north of the Forbidden City, Jingshan Park offers the best vantage point for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City and central Beijing. At dusk, the Forbidden City is especially stunning, with palace eaves adorned by the golden rays of the setting sun.

• Private transportation
• Professional guide
• Bottled water
• Lunch

• Gratuities

Experience the prime attractions of Beijing in a single day with this private tour that includes door-to-door service. Joined by a guide, visit China’s sacred Temple of Heaven, an ancient monument used for sacrifices. Take a leisurely walk on the historic Qianmen Street, behold the majesty of Tian’anmen Square, and delve into the well-preserved Forbidden City, a former imperial palace. As evening falls, ascend Jingshan for a panoramic view of the Forbidden City.

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