4 Days Beijing Highlight - Group Tours

4 Days Beijing Highlight - Group Tours

Discover a wonderful mélange of impressive modern achievements within a rich and ancient culture, whose recorded history dates back 5,000 years.

Day 1, Arrive in Beijing

Upon arriving at Beijing airport, our tour representative will greet you and arrange for your transportation to the hotel, allowing you the first chance to see and experience China.

Day 2, Free Day in Beijing (Breakfast)

Today is free on your own, you can explore the city in your own pace, or join our popular optional programs. 

Optional Program 1: Tiananmen Square & Forbidden City with Lunch $65

Tour the Tiananmen Square, which is noted as the largest public square in the world and then the Imperial Palace in the Forbidden City, which was the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming dynasty to the end of the Qing dynasty. For almost 500 years, it served as the home of emperors and their households, as well as the ceremonial and political center of Chinese government.

Optional Program 2: Peking Duck Dinner Banquet with Wine $35

Day 3, Great Wall (Breakfast, Lunch)

The Great Wall of China is one of the seven greatest man-made wonders of the world and is the focal point of China. You will hike along the Great Wall Juyongguan Pass (#16 of 1,617 things to do in Beijing), spend some free time on your own on the wall. We will stop at a Jade Museum to learn the history of Jade. In Chinese, Jade is pronounced as 'Yu', and it has a history in China for at least four thousand years. Later, visit Traditional Chinese Medicine Center after we return to the city.

Optional Program: The Golden Mask Dynasty Show (#1 of 35 Concerts & Shows in Beijing per TripAdvisor) $49

Day 4, Home Your Sweet Home (Breakfast)

Fly home today, if you have a little free time in the morning (your return flight must be after 5pm), you are welcome to join our optional tour in the morning. 

Optional Program: Temple of Heaven and Rickshaw Tour with Lunch $79

Temple of Heaven (#4 of 1,617 things to do in Beijing) was a place for emperors to worship the Heaven in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Being first built in 1420, it is the largest and most representative existing place among Chinese ancient sacrificial buildings. Hutongs are narrow alleyways formed by joining together courtyard residence, also are a glimpse – fast disappearing - of what the city used to look like before the skyscrapers started munching the skyline. 

Beijing Hotel: Novotel Beijing Sanyuanqiao or Similar 4 star (we reserve the right to use similar hotels)