City
Beijing
Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China, is an ancient capital of five dynasties with over 3,000 years of urban construction history and more than 800 years as an imperial capital. It is also the world's first "City of Two Olympics". The time-honored central axis runs through the whole city, where numerous World Cultural Heritage sites are located, including the Palace Museum, the Great Wall, the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace. Ancient alleys framed by red walls carry the millennia-long cultural heritage, while modern skyscrapers embody the dynamism of a metropolis. The authentic Beijing accent, Peking duck and the lively atmosphere of hutongs blend harmoniously. Where ancient civilization meets modern trends, it is an indispensable city for understanding Chinese history.
Plan the stay in the capital
Recommended itinerary: Historic sites along the Central Axis, the Great Wall, the Summer Palace, Prince Gong's Mansion, Shichahai, Olympic Park
Wander along Beijing Central Axis and explore world-famous imperial sites. Visit ancient altars and palaces to trace over 700 years of the capital’s history.



Hike the Ming Great Wall along mountain ridges. Discover ancient border stories and embrace the magnificent landscape.

Wander through the Summer Palace, a centuries-old imperial garden. Enjoy lakes, hills and historic buildings, and experience the beauty of traditional Chinese landscape design.

Perfect for leisurely walks. The lakeside view is stunning at sunset。

Visit Olympic Park, view landmark modern buildings such as the Bird’s Nest and experience contemporary Beijing.

Savor Authentic Beijing Cuisine
Recommended Foods: Peking Duck, Noodles with Soy Bean Paste, Sugar-Coated Haws on a Stick, Copper Pot Hot Pot

TRANSPORTATION & PAYMENT
- Transportation: Most major scenic spots are accessible by subway; opt for official tourist vehicles when heading to the Great Wall.
- Documents: Please carry your original passport when visiting all scenic spots
- Payment: It is recommended to carry a small amount of RMB cash; credit cards are accepted at major shopping malls and restaurants.
- Internet: Rent a portable Wi-Fi device or purchase a local data SIM card







