• Forbidden City-The Palace Museum - The Palace Museum, also known as the Forbidden City, is located in the center of Beijing. It served as the residence for China’s emperors for over 600 years, spanning from the Ming to the Qing dynasties. As one of the world’s most renowned museums, it is ideal for history enthusiasts and admirers of stunning architecture!

Recommended Visiting Route:

1. South Entrance (Meridian Gate) → Outer Court: Begin at the Meridian Gate (the main southern entrance) and enter the heart of the Outer Court, where imperial ceremonies took place. Visit the Hall of Supreme Harmony (the largest and most magnificent palace, used for coronations), Hall of Central Harmony, and Hall of Preserving Harmony—appreciate the golden dragon throne and detailed roof carvings.
2. Inner Court: Proceed north to the Inner Court (the emperor’s private quarters). Discover the Palace of Heavenly Purity (the former emperor’s bedroom), Hall of Union, and Palace of Earthly Tranquility—experience the daily life ambiance of imperial families.
3. Imperial Gardens → North Exit

• Mutianyu Great Wall - The Mutianyu Great Wall, a famous section near Beijing, is renowned for its well-maintained battlements, lush landscapes, and fewer crowds. With its winding slopes, iconic watchtowers, and cable car access, it offers a perfect opportunity to experience the grandeur of the Great Wall!

• Hutong Tour - Avoid the crowds and immerse yourself in the charm of old Beijing with a picturesque rickshaw ride around Houhai—the most authentic way to explore this cherished lakeside hutong district! Let your local rickshaw driver (who speaks basic English) guide you through winding cobblestone lanes, where gray-tiled siheyuan (courtyard homes) and red carved doors line the paths. As you glide leisurely, the tranquil rhythm of the rickshaw harmonizes with the gentle lapping of Houhai Lake’s waters, creating a serene escape from Beijing’s bustling streets.

• Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang) - As one of the largest public squares in the world, Tiananmen Square serves as the political and cultural center of Beijing, featuring iconic landmarks like the Monument to the People’s Heroes and the Great Hall of the People. Rich in history, it is not only a scenic location but also a powerful symbol of China’s past and present, attracting millions of visitors each year.

Due to its immense popularity, long queues are common for entry and security checks, especially during peak tourist seasons. To make the most of the itinerary and avoid lengthy waits, a scenic drive-by of the square was chosen. This approach allowed for the appreciation of its grand scale, symmetrical design, and impressive architecture comfortably from a vehicle, capturing photos and absorbing the solemn atmosphere without the hassle of crowds. It’s a practical and efficient way to experience this landmark when time is limited!

• Admission fees
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Hutong Rickshaw
• English speaking tour guide
• Cable car or chairlift up and toboggan down

• Gratuities

Beijing Private Day Tour: Forbidden City, Hutong Rickshaw & Mutianyu Great Wall.

Enhance your Beijing adventure with a custom private tour—designed specifically for you, combining imperial splendor, local allure, and the wonder of the Great Wall!

1. Forbidden City

An English-speaking guide will escort you through magnificent palaces and secluded gardens, sharing tales of dynasties—no crowds, just personalized insights.

2. Hutong Rickshaw Ride (Private)

Travel through historic alleys in a private rickshaw. Tailor your stops: enjoy jasmine tea in a siheyuan, taste local snacks, or immerse in authentic daily life—Beijing’s essence, exclusively for you.

3. Mutianyu Great Wall (VIP)

Enjoy private transport to the “most beautiful” section. Opt for cable car/toboggan rides, hike at your own pace, and admire breathtaking views—logistics managed, no stress.

A custom-crafted journey for unforgettable Beijing experiences—reserve your spot today!

• China passport holder should book the tour seven days before
• Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents should book the tour seven days before
• Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan residents should book the tour seven days before

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