• Qianmen Walking Street - Qianmen Street is a renowned shopping destination in Beijing, situated along the central axis of the city. Historically, it served as the imperial route to the Temple of Heaven, where emperors worshipped. During the prosperous Ming Dynasty, the street evolved to include fish, pig, coal, and rice markets along its branches. Over time, it became home to numerous restaurants, tea houses, workshops, pharmacies, and theaters. Today, this historic street retains its traditional charm, offering a glimpse into old Beijing.
• Tian’anmen - Located at the heart of Beijing, Tian’anmen is the largest city center square in the world, measuring 880 meters from south to north and 500 meters from east to west, covering 440,000 square meters. It is said to accommodate up to 1 million people. Surrounded by Zhengyangmen Gate, Tiananmen Tower, the Great Hall of the People, and the National Museum of China, it symbolizes the spirit of the Chinese people. The square also features Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum, the Monument to the People’s Heroes, and the national flag, embodying the resilience and triumph of the nation.
• National Center for the Performing Arts - A landmark in Beijing, this center was designed by French architect Paul Andreu. It is the largest theater complex in Asia, featuring an opera house, music hall, theater, art exhibition center, and restaurant.
• Yandai Xie Street - Yandai Xiejie, or Smoking Pipe Alley, is one of Beijing’s oldest hutongs. Located near Houhai, it was once renowned for selling tobacco pipes. Today, it is a popular tourist destination with traditional architecture, shops, and snacks.
• Niaochao National Stadium - The Bird’s Nest, officially known as the National Stadium, is a prominent landmark in Beijing. Constructed for the 2008 Summer Olympics, it is celebrated for its distinctive nest-like design. Currently, it hosts sports events, concerts, and attracts numerous tourists.
• Water Cube - The Water Cube, or National Aquatics Center, is a notable building in Beijing. Built for the 2008 Olympics, it hosted swimming and diving events. Its bubble-like design is distinctive, and it now includes a water park and hosts various events.

• English speaking guide service

✨ Beijing Night Tour – Experience the City After Dark!

Uncover the allure of Beijing at night with this remarkable tour that blends history, culture, and contemporary landmarks.

Tour Highlights:

• Qianmen Street – Wander through a vibrant historic street illuminated with traditional lanterns.

• Tiananmen Square (Exterior) – Witness the world’s largest square aglow under the city lights.

• National Centre for the Performing Arts – Marvel at the breathtaking “Giant Egg” mirrored in the night waters.

• Yandai Xiejie – Explore one of Beijing’s oldest hutongs filled with local snacks and shops.

• Drum & Bell Towers – Iconic ancient towers beautifully illuminated at night.

• Bird’s Nest (Olympic Stadium) – A radiant modern landmark ideal for night photography.

• Water Cube – Delight in the vibrant light show on its bubble-like facade.

✅ Why Join?

• Experience top attractions in a relaxing evening

• Avoid daytime crowds

• Excellent photo opportunities

• Blend of ancient culture and modern design

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