• Jingshan Park (Jingshan Gongyuan) - Jingshan Park - A Brief Introduction
  Located in the center of Beijing, Jingshan Park is a historic sanctuary. Originally an imperial garden for the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was constructed using earth from the Forbidden City’s development, creating a central hill that offers sweeping views of the palace complex. Today, the 23-hectare park blends ancient artifacts (including 500-year-old bronze lions and stone inscriptions) with vibrant greenery, seasonal blooms, and cultural displays. Its hilltop pavilions provide a unique perspective to appreciate both traditional and modern cityscapes. Serving as a bridge between history and contemporary life, Jingshan Park remains a peaceful retreat in Beijing’s lively center.
• Mutianyu Great Wall - Located 70km northeast of Beijing, this is the best-preserved and scenic section of the Ming Dynasty Great Wall. It features dense watchtowers (22 in 2.5km) and lush forests, with the unique “Three-Watchtowers-in-One”. Accessible by cable car or chairlift, visitors can descend via toboggan. It offers hiking, breathtaking views, and a rich history, serving as a less crowded alternative.
• Forbidden City-The Palace Museum - Situated in the heart of Beijing, it is the world’s largest imperial palace complex with over 980 buildings. It served as the seat of power for the Ming and Qing dynasties (1420-1912) and houses 600 years of history and priceless imperial treasures. An architectural masterpiece showcasing ancient Chinese culture, it is a must-see global heritage site open to the public.
• Temple of Heaven - A UNESCO site in Beijing, this sacred sacrificial altar complex was built by the Ming and Qing emperors in 1420. It features the iconic Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests and the Echo Wall, symbolizing the heaven-earth relationship. The vast 273-hectare park is serene, with ancient cypresses, blending history, architecture, and tranquility.
• Summer Palace (Yiheyuan) - A UNESCO imperial garden in Beijing, built in 1750 and rebuilt in 1886. It features Kunming Lake and Longevity Hill, showcasing Chinese landscape design. Highlights include the Marble Boat, Long Corridor, and Seventeen-Arch Bridge. It harmonizes nature with pavilions and temples, being the largest and best-preserved royal garden.
• Beihai Park (Beihai Gongyuan) - An ancient imperial garden in Beijing dating back to the 10th century. It features the iconic White Dagoba, Nine-Dragon Wall, and Jade Flowery Islet. A blend of temples, pavilions, and lakes, it was a former royal retreat and is now a serene public park with boating, serving as a cultural and recreational oasis near the Forbidden City.
• National Museum Of China - The origins of the National Museum of China trace back to the Preparatory Office of the National History Museum established in 1912. In 2003, it was formed through the merger of the Museum of Chinese History and the Museum of the Chinese Revolution. After renovation and expansion, it reopened to the public in 2012. The new museum, with a total construction area of nearly 200,000 square meters (covering 70,000 square meters), is the world’s largest single museum by construction area, featuring 48 exhibition halls. The collection includes over 1.43 million cultural relics and artworks, spanning a wide range of categories such as ancient and modern cultural relics and artworks. Notable collections include oracle bones, bronze wares, porcelain, jade wares, calligraphy and paintings, Buddha statues, coins, ancient books, and revolutionary relics.

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• Useful ePDF tips to help u know more about Beijing

• Private transportation

This standalone ticket product offers flexibility, allowing you to select your desired destination by choosing from various options.

Note: For the Mutianyu pricing option, it includes only the entrance fees and round-trip shuttle bus service.

A special feature of this product is that prior to your arrival, you will receive complimentary PDF guides online. These include City-walk tips, shopping locations, Modern Beijing attractions, special food recommendations, and an introduction to Chinese history, all designed to enhance your understanding of China and Beijing.

Another distinctive aspect is the option for a separate Tiananmen Square or The Forbidden City visit, where you can be accompanied by a private English-speaking tour guide. This guide is both helpful and considerate, offering immersive cultural experiences, insider knowledge, and memorable interactions with local traditions. They can also assist with arranging transportation via taxi or Didi (transportation fees are not included).

Simply swipe or show your passport to the staff for entry into these locations.

• Ensure your safety during the trip:make one online group,provide service for 7*24 hours
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• Make emergency plans and protocols to safeguard your travel safety and reduce uncertainties.
• All things considered to ensure a worry-free,relaxed, Hassle-free comfortable journey for you.
• For Mutianyu option,Cable car,rope way,toboggan run way are not included.pls tell us in advance if you need.
• We need First name+Last name+Passport number of all your groups to prebook the tickets.because in peak season tickets are hard to get and need prebook 7days in advance such as The forbidden city.
• No pick up included for this product!
• Special note:No Pick up & Car rental & English Tour Guide included for the separate ticket price option.
• For the tickets to the Forbidden City, please make a reservation at least seven days in advance. Reservations made within seven days will require an additional tour guide fee.
• For the tickets to National Museum of China, please make a reservation at least seven days in advance. Reservations made within seven days will require an additional tour guide fee.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.