Warm reminder: The Palace Museum is closed every Monday. The Forbidden City needs to be booked at least 8 days in advance, thank you.

Tickets to the Forbidden City are in very short supply. We will do our best to get tickets for you. If the tickets for the Forbidden City attractions are sold out, we will contact you for a refund or change to other attractions. If you mind, please do not place an order for reservation. Thank you.

Day 1: Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City (Forbidden City), Shichahai and Temple of Heaven

Accommodation: not included

Meals: not included

Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang)

Tiananmen Square, the largest public square in the world. Explore the sights around the square and get the chance to take some stunning photos.

The Temple of Heaven is the largest royal sacrificial site since ancient times. This special place was transformed into a park and the local community used this beautiful and huge space for social activities such as singing, dancing and Tai Chi exercises.

Beijing's oldest commercial street is lined with traditional-style stone buildings and charming souvenir and handicraft shops.

Forbidden City - Palace Museum The Forbidden City, the largest imperial palace in the world. You'll spend several hours walking around this stunning imperial building and learning about the palace's history. The Forbidden City was the imperial palace during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. For about 500 years, it served as the residence of emperors and their families, as well as the ceremonial and political center of the Chinese government. Tour route: The Forbidden City is divided into two parts. The southern section, or the outer court, is where the emperor exercises the highest power of the country. The northern section, or inner court, was where he and his royal family lived.

Warm reminder: The Palace Museum is closed on Mondays, so it is recommended that you make a reservation 8 days in advance.

(Tickets for the Forbidden City are limited, and we will do our best to get tickets for you. If you do not get a reservation, the ticket fee for the attraction will be refunded or replaced with another attraction)

Take a walk along the old Beijing Hutong near Shichaihai. Hutong is Mongolian and means well. Nine meters (about 30 feet) wide, it is the name of an alley or small street originating from the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368). Now they have become representatives of local culture, so it is the first choice for people who want to understand local history and culture.

Day 2: Mutianyu Great Wall and Summer Palace

Accommodation: not included

Meals: not included

The Mutianyu Great Wall is one of Beijing's best-preserved attractions, surrounded by lush vegetation. This section of the Great Wall is China's most popular with families and hikers, but less crowded. It offers stunning views of mountains, orchards and villages. Your friendly private guide will meet you in the hotel lobby at 7:30am. Then you will be transferred to the Mutianyu Great Wall. You will spend about 2 hours walking and hiking on the Great Wall. Hear countless stories about this amazing wonder of the world from your private guide. Enjoy a round trip cable car ride at the Great Wall. This is an unforgettable experience for all ages.

In the afternoon, continue to visit the most beautiful garden in Beijing - the Summer Palace. The Summer Palace was a summer retreat for members of the royal family, and learn about the most powerful women in Chinese history. Empress Dowager Cixi. People call her the Dragon Lady. Stroll along the promenade of Kunming Lake and the Summer Palace. Admire the Renshou Hall and the Buddhist Incense Pagoda (Summer Palace). If it is a dragon boat tour, you can take a dragon boat tour to the South Island.

Admire the longest promenade in the world and appreciate the beautiful art on Kunming Lake. After the tour, the tour guide will take you back to your hotel.