Guide service ：

8:00 - 17:00

Language：

English Speaking Guide

Where to pick up：

Tour guide meet the clients from the hotel lobby at 8 am

Children policy：

Free of charge for child less than 2 years old, Half price for child between 1.2 meter and 1.4 meter, Full price for child above 1.4 meter.

Detailed program：

We have an early start and leave for the Temple of Heaven. As the world largest heaven worship architectural complex, it used to be where the emperors, considered to be directly descended from heaven and representing the heavenly spirit on earth, asked for blessings for the Imperial Family and for the entire nation. The ceremony lasted three days during which he did not leave the compound. Nowadays the grounds surrounding the temple are filled with Beijingers of all ages, who come to practice tai chi and dancing, and take part in all kinds of recreational activities. We join them for morning exercise before proceeding on a tour of the temple itself. Leaving there, we go to the Lama Temple. Built in 1694, it served as the residence of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. Then, in 1744, it became the center of Lamaism in Beijing, and since then it has served the large community of Lamaists in the city. Leaving the there, we will stroll around Wudaoying Hutong, an originally tranquil alley, only these days becoming popular and busy with shops and bars. We then continue to Confucius Temple, Beijing’s largest Confucian temple, where our guide will introduce the main principles of this ancient set of beliefs that spread throughout China way before Buddhism was introduced into the ‘middle kingdom’. Leaving there, we go to the Summer Palace. Served as the playground of the royal family during the summer heat, the enormous park comprises various temples, gardens, pavilions, lakes and the world’s longest decorated corridor, and today it offers Beijingers a place where they can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. We tour the site on foot and enjoy a boat ride on the man-made Kunming Lake. Overnight in Beijing.

Price include：

English Speaking guide

entree fee and cable car

Private car and driver

simple chinese lunch in local restaurant 

Price exclude：

Accommodation at hotels selected including breakfastPrivate car and driver 

Domestic flights as indicated

International airfare

Travel insurance

Chinese Visa

Excess luggage

Gratuities

Expenses of personal nature (food and drinks beyond those provided, laundry, etc.)

Anything not mentioned in the program

Tips to local staff