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Beijing Tours
China tour Beijing experience
Beijing is the prominent city in China, hosting more travellers than any other city. The city offers so many attractions for ancient and modern. There is nowhere in the world like Beijing city that you can gorge yourself on crispy Peking duck, walk the Great Wall, crisscross the Tiananmen Square, and freely explore the splendours of the Forbidden City, Summer Palace, Temple of Heaven, all in a day or two? Might be three?
From the Ming to the Qing, Beijing was serving as the capital for imperial dynasties. Chinese name as ‘Beijing’ formerly called ‘Peking’. The city has had its pick of the empires glorious creations, many of which it has guarded over the centuries. In the 13th century, Kublai Khan built his palace there and Marco Polo first paid a visit to Beijing as the capital of China. It reigned supreme from the 15th century, when the Ming rulers built the Forbidden City, to the 18th century, when the Manchu rulers built the Summer Palace. The city remains as capital of China until 1923 when the last of the Chinese emperor was evicted from the Forbidden City. When Mao Zedong declared the establishment of the People Republic of China, Beijing City was reappointed as the city of China again in 1949.
The Forbidden City still stands at the centre of Beijing right by the far end of the Tiananmen Square. Its golden tiled roofs and vast white courtyards glittering in the sun like an ancient giant crown. The Summer Palace also survived too at the northwest edge of the city. To the south has the Temple of Heaven, along with dozens of delicate monuments, old temples, and the courtyard houses in little alleyways (called Hutongs) that were once the hallmark of ordinary city life.
Apart from the trademarks of Beijing namely the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven, one of the symbols of China is The Great Wall of China. Also one of the greatest wonder of the world was listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. Visitors decent to China each year to see this iconic structure stretches from Shanhaiguan in the east, to Lop Lake in the west. Measured some 8,850 kilometres (5,500 miles long first built by the Emperor of China Qin Shi Huang between 220 – 206 BC and reconstructed during the Ming Dynasty. It was built to protect the northern borders of the Chinese Empire against intrusions by various nomadic groups. Nowadays, due to the years of decade, most of the wall structures are unsafe for visitors and only certain section of the walls open for tourists. These are some of the few sections can be visited – Juyongguan, Badaling, Mutianyu, Gubeikou and Simatai. Make sure you are wearing a good pair of walking shoes!
After your day tours, there are few night time entertainments you are visit like the Beijing Opera, Kung Fu Show, Chinese Acrobatic Show, and of course the most famous dinner in the world – The Peking Duck dinner which can also adding to your tour itineraries. Beijing is also a vibrant city; there are plenty of restaurant, bars & pubs, nightclubs for you toenjoy your evening during your stay in Beijing.
Tours Including Beijing
Select one of our fully guided tours that features beijing for more information:(we can build unique tour itineries featuring any city or attraction you would like, add beijing to another itinerary or build your own, contact us for more informaion)
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Beijing, Xian, Lhasa, Chongqing, Yangtze River Cruise, Yichang, Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guilin, Hong Kong
Rich in cultural relics and natural resources, wanna travel through China to appreciate its most popular landscapes, to discover its inner spirit in one time. |
Tour code: GTC10 start point:
Beijing
end point:
Hong Kong |
prices from:
£2590 |
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