DAY
1
Destinations:
Arrive in Beijing
Today's Activities:
Upon your arrival in Beijing, you will be met and transferred to the hotel by English-speaking tour guide and driver. Free on your own at the rest of the day.
Meals:
No meal
DAY
2
Destinations:
Beijing
Today's Activities:
After breakfast in the hotel, you will be picked up by our tour guide and driver in the morning.
First visit Badaling Great Wall, which is the best preserved section of the Great Wall. Climb up the Great Wall, well-known for the longest defense wall in the world. (Cable Car is optional).
After lunch, visit Ming Tombs – Changling, the mausoleum of Emperor Yongle who was the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty. He was the most famous historical figure among the Ming Emperors. On the way back to downtown, take a look of Olympic Park from the vehicle window. You will enter 2 typical featured shopping stores included during today’s tour. (40 minutes for each one). When tour is over, you will be transferred back to your hotel by tour guide and driver, free on your own at the rest of the day.
Meals:
Buffet Breakfast, Chinese Lunch
DAY
3
Destinations:
Beijing
Today's Activities:
After the buffet breakfast in the hotel, you will be picked up by our tour guide and driver in the morning.
First visit the Temple of Heaven, the largest building complex for worshiping the God of Heaven in the world. Then visit Tiananmen Square including Tiananmen Rostrum, the symbolic landmark of Beijing and China and other main buildings such as National Museum of China, Great Hall of the People, parliament building of China, etc. Afterwards, visit the Forbidden City, the largest imperial palace complex in the world. After lunch, visit Summer Palace, the largest, most beautiful and exquisite imperial garden in the world.
Meals:
Buffet Breakfast, Chinese Lunch
DAY
4
Destinations:
Depart Beijing
Today's Activities:
After breakfast, you will be transferred to Beijing Capital Airport by tour guide and driver, take flight back to home.
Meals:
Buffet Breakfast
B-- Breakfast L-- Lunch D-- Dinner
Tour Dates |
Destinations |
Today's Activities |
Meals Included |
Day 1 | Arrive in Beijing | Arrive in Beijing | / |
Day 2 | Beijing | Badaling Great Wall, Ming Tombs | B |
Day 3 | Beijing | Temple of Heaven, Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Summer Palace | B |
Day 4 | Depart Beijing | Depart Beijing | B |
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December 15,2010 from US
Dear Austen
The coach tour in Beijing was not so worse as we thought before, personally speaking, we, a group of 12 enjoyed very much with a professional guide with decent Spoken English, and comfortable 22 seats coach, very comfortable and relax. However, another truth that cannot neglect that was in the scenic spots, there was a lot of Chinese tourist groups, the guides with microphones and noisy groups made us suffering. The Qianmen Jianguo Hotel was great with a Beijing Opera to see on the 1st floor and a small Beijing opera exhibition hall attached, and our room was OK.
December 9,2010 from UK
Dear Harriman
One of the highlights of this route was the Forbidden City, and I sure the time we spent with Forbidden City will be a lifelong memory. Every room in Forbidden City has its meaning and purpose, every door has a name and well decorated in deep red, the well decorated furniture, ornaments and dresses stunned us. On the other hand, I did believe that the best way to go through the China history is continuing asking your guides with every details, such as how to realize the stone sundial in front of some rooms, the truth of the famous Zhen concubine well, the last life of the last Emperor, Puyi in Frobidden City etc, then you will find nowhere places in China can compare with Forbidden City.
December 9,2010 from US
Dear Mary
Personally, and totally different with my husband Andersen, my favorite part was the Summer Palace in Beijing, which was a perfect combination of mountain, lake and buildings as one summer retreat to Chinese Imperial family. The Kunming Lake took up the three quarters, and the rest were beautiful rocky gardens, palaces, temples and pavilions. Furthermore, our guide taught us that this garden was in typically Jiangnan Garden style actually, but much bigger with some north China’s characteristics, that’s the reason why it is so special and beautiful. Besides, in the garden many tourists assembled on the roads between two entrances, and our guide said that was the fixed routes for the Chinese group tourists actually, for they had short and fixed time by travel agency. We were so lucky to have our own times to enjoy this garden, not have a glance in it.