Your local guide will pick you up at the airport upon your arrival in Beijing and take you to your hotel.

In the afternoon, you will visit Tiananmen Square, the world’s largest public square and overview the communist influences. You’ll tour the grounds and discover the halls and monuments. From there, you will walk to the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace Museum. With over 180 acres and a collection of great halls, you will see antiques and treasures representing all of China’s history.

In the morning, you will visit the Olympic stadiums (“Bird’s nest” and “Water cube”). Then, your guide will take you to visit and climb the Great Wall and discover the Ming Tombs.

Your local guide will pick you up at the airport upon your arrival in Beijing and take you to your hotel.

Visit the Temple of Heaven early in the morning, as it is the most peaceful time of the day and the best way to enjoy your visit. Built in 1420 AD during the Ming Dynasty, it is regarded as the most beautiful and elegant ancient Chinese construction complex. You might be surprised by the number of people there performing their morning exercises, from an elder person practicing Taiji to the group learning the ancient martial art of sword-fighting.

Then visit Tiananmen Square, the world’s largest public square, and overview the communist influences. You’ll tour the grounds and discover the halls and monuments. From there, you will walk to the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace Museum. With over 180 acres and a collection of great halls, you will see antiques and treasures representing all of China’s history.

In the morning, you will visit the Olympic stadiums (“Bird’s nest” and “Water cube”). Then, your guide will take you to visit and climb the Great Wall and discover the Ming Tombs.

Your local guide will pick you up at the airport upon your arrival in Beijing and take you to your hotel.

Visit the Temple of Heaven early in the morning, as it is the most peaceful time of the day and the best way to enjoy your visit. Built in 1420 AD during the Ming Dynasty, it is regarded as the most beautiful and elegant ancient Chinese construction complex. You might be surprised by the number of people there performing their morning exercises, from an elder person practicing Taiji to the group learning the ancient martial art of sword-fighting.

Then, visit Tiananmen Square, the world’s largest public square and overview the communist influences. You’ll tour the grounds and discover the halls and monuments. From there, you will walk to the Forbidden City, also known as the Imperial Palace Museum. With over 180 acres and a collection of great halls, you will see antiques and treasures representing all of China’s history.

In the afternoon, visit the Summer Palace, surrounded by one of Beijing’s finest and best-preserved parks. You’ll explore the grounds, the temples and the world’s longest art gallery.

Your local guide will pick you up at the airport upon your arrival in Beijing and take you to your hotel..

Visit the recently restored Qianmen Street and the 798 Art District. The 798 Space is a new rising, avant-garde and trendy space that hosts high-level cultural, artistic and commercial activities. It can easily host more than 1000 guests: 1000 square meters large and 9 meters high structural exhibition space + 300 square meters relaxing and eating space + contemporary art book shop + film and video showing area.

Your local guide will pick you up at the airport upon your arrival in Beijing and take you to your hotel.

Visit the recently restored Qianmen Street and the 798 Art District. The 798 Space is a new rising, avant-garde and trendy space that hosts high-level cultural, artistic and commercial activities. It can easily host more than 1000 guests: 1000 square meters large and 9 meters high structural exhibition space + 300 square meters relaxing and eating space + contemporary art book shop + film and video showing area.

In the morning, visit of Lama Temple, one of the best Buddhist sacred temples in the region. Lama Temple reveals diverse architectural styles from Han, Mongolia, Manchuria and Tibet. There is also an impressive 60-foot (26-meter) Maitreya Buddha carved form a single sandalwood block.

In the afternoon, visit of the magnificent gardens of Prince Gong’s mansion, Beijing’s largest and the best preserved Qing Dynasty royal mansion.

Then, you will visit Beijing’s traditional old streets, called “hutongs”, in a rickshaw and get a taste of the city life. You will stop to visit an ordinary Chinese home and then climb to the top of the old Drum Tower for a bird’s eye view of the area.