As the heart of China, Beijing, the capital city, is not only a cultural center but also a historical treasure trove. These are just a few aspects of this magnificent metropolis. A progressive and modern place that is growing at an explosive rate, it requires you to peel back the layers of modernity to discover the three - millennia - long tumultuous yet glorious past beneath.
 
Beijing has served as a political center for 800 years and is the last of the Four Great Ancient Capitals of China (Beijing, Nanjing, Xi'an and Luoyang). Our fabulous tours of Beijing, of course, visit iconic sights such as the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, and the Summer Palace. These places perfectly illustrate the great wealth of China's former imperial families. Meanwhile, the solemn austerity of Tiananmen Square and the executive buildings surrounding it are a monument to more recent history. With the Great Wall just to the north of the city, accessible as an easy day - trip destination, Beijing is an absolutely unmissable showcase of both old and new China.

Beijing Visa Free Tours

Beijing: Classic Private Day Tour

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Beijing: Enchanting Great Wall

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Beijing: Glories of Forbidden City With Hutong

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Beijing: In-depth Cultural Tour - Jinshanling Great Wall

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Beijing: Savor the Night in Hutong

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Beijing Attractions

Great Wall

China’s most iconic sight, the Great Wall of China winds its way through the stark landscapes of north China for over 4,000 miles.

The Forbidden City

The Forbidden City boasts over 180 acres of exquisite and ornate traditional Chinese palatial architecture.

Tiananmen Square

The vast expanse of Tiananmen Square covers over 100 acres making it one of the largest public squares in the world.

Lama Temple

The Yonghe Gong Palace (Lama Temple) in Beijing blends Han, Manchu, Mongolian, and Tibetan styles. Once Prince Yong's residence, it became a center for Tibetan Buddhism. With impressive Buddha statues and a rich collection of artifacts, it attracts many visitors each year.

Temple of Heaven

The Summer Palace in Beijing, built in the 18th century, is a stunning imperial garden blending architecture with nature. Featuring Kunming Lake, the Long Corridor with colorful paintings, and the Tower of Buddhist Incense, it reflects China's imperial grandeur. Restored after 19th-century damage, it attracts millions of visitors for its beauty and historical significance.

Hutong

Hutongs, originating in the Yuan Dynasty, are narrow alleys in Beijing's grid layout, lined with courtyard houses. They offer a glimpse into old Beijing, with local shops and a peaceful atmosphere amidst the modern hustle.