Three days of Beijing essentials: the Forbidden City, Mutianyu Great Wall with cable car and toboggan, Summer Palace boat ride and a traditional acrobatic show—private transfers and lunches included. Ideal for travelers who want curated access to the city's top historic sites with a local guide.
Three days of Beijing essentials: the Forbidden City, Mutianyu Great Wall with cable car and toboggan, Summer Palace boat ride and a traditional acrobatic show—private transfers and lunches included. Ideal for travelers who want curated access to the city's top historic sites with a local guide.
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Morning light broadens across Tian'anmen as your private car threads through Beijing's wide avenues; within minutes you are standing beneath the gate of an empire, the air full of voices and the metallic tang of city life. Over three days this private itinerary stitches together imperial courtyards, hilltop ramparts and serene lakes—each stop paced to let history and place sink in.
easy.
3 days (full days of touring).
Suitable for most travelers who can walk 2–4 miles over a day and climb stairs; not strenuous but involves repeated standing and steps.
Yes—this private tour includes main attraction tickets, cable car at Mutianyu, the short Summer Palace boat ride, private transport and three lunches as listed.
A private English-speaking guide is provided; confirm language preference at booking when special requests are required.
Pickup is provided from hotels in downtown Beijing—confirm your central hotel address during booking so the pickup can be scheduled.
Infants are required to sit on laps; some locations have many stairs and limited stroller access, so a baby carrier is often more practical than a stroller.
The Forbidden City was the imperial core for Ming and Qing dynasties, while the Great Wall at Mutianyu reflects centuries of frontier defense and later Ming-era reconstruction.
High visitation stresses fragile sites—stay on designated paths, avoid touching carved wood or murals, and carry out trash; supporting licensed guides helps fund local preservation efforts.
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