▲ Spend a vibrant morning exploring the Forbidden City, take a midday break with DIY dumpling making, and enjoy a leisurely afternoon strolling through hutongs without rushing—farewell to the "special forces" style of travel. Experience authentic old Beijing dumpling making with step-by-step guidance from dough kneading, filling preparation, and wrapper rolling to wrapping and cooking. Enjoy freshly made dumplings until you're full, with no additional costs, and unlock the daily warmth of a traditional Beijing household. Note: This meal contains common allergens such as wheat, eggs, and meat. For special dietary needs like vegetarian, halal, or allergies, please inform us at least 2 days in advance, and we'll do our best to accommodate.
▲ [Forbidden City Admission Ticket] Admission tickets for the Forbidden City go on sale 7 days in advance. Travel agencies do not have any special purchasing channels. However, we will make every effort to waitlist tickets for you. If the attraction's ticket inventory is sold out, we will contact you via SMS, email, or phone 6 days prior to arrange rescheduling or provide a full refund. Please ensure your phone is accessible. Please consider carefully before booking if this is a concern!
▲ [Booking Guidelines] Mainland Chinese visitors can only use their ID cards to make a booking. Visitors from Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan should use their Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macau Residents or Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents for booking. Other non-Chinese visitors must use their passport or PRC Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card to make a booking. Each ID can only be used to book one admission ticket per visiting day.
▲ [Cancellation Processing Schedule Notice] From April to October and during all holidays, bookings with refund requests submitted between 18:00 and 23:00 will be processed after 23:00 and completed within 24 hours. At other times, refunds and cancellations will be processed within 1 hour, which may affect your personal ticket purchase.
▲ Experience the charm of Beijing's courtyard houses at a hutong hotel. Wander through the red walls and gray tiles, feeling the layout of Yuan Dynasty hutongs. Lunchtime: Handmade dumplings to experience modern life in the old hutongs. Architectural exploration: Discover architectural details like the Kangxi Emperor's bestowed door piers, grape-patterned openwork lintels (symbolizing abundant offspring), and bookcase-style door piers (indicating an education official's status).
▲ Opening Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday to Sunday; ***Closed on Tuesday and Thursday Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Closed for break from 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM) During opening hours, visitors can explore: Dongsihutong Museum - Featuring a three-courtyard siheyuan (quadrangle) covering 1,023 square meters. The main structure was built around 1940 and largely retains the complete traditional siheyuan architecture. Highlights: Tile Art Gallery (displaying traditional Beijing roof tile craftsmanship), Moonlight Star Dome (glass-ceiling design for stargazing at night), Vintage Objects Exhibition (authentically recreating old Beijing lifestyles)