The Forbidden City with Hutong culture
Experience Beijing’s dual charm on a tour blending imperial grandeur and traditional hutong culture, starting with the Forbidden City—a UNESCO World Heritage Site and former Ming/Qing palace where golden-roofed halls and serene courtyards tell tales of royal history. Wander through narrow, winding hutongs afterward, passing grey-brick courtyard homes (siheyuan), local snack shops, and friendly residents to soak up the authentic, slow-paced life of old Beijing. This concise tour offers a perfect balance of iconic historical landmarks and intimate neighborhood vibes, ideal for travelers seeking a glimpse into both China’s imperial past and its living cultural present.
Важная информация:
The tour operates rain or shine. Please prepare for possible changes to the itinerary.
Comfortable footwear and clothing suitable for hiking mountain trails are recommended.
During warm weather, be sure to bring water, a head covering, and sunscreen.
During cold weather, warm clothing and gloves are recommended.
This tour is not suitable for individuals with limited mobility (it involves numerous steps and uphill climbs).
The times listed in the itinerary are approximate and may vary depending on road conditions and the number of tourists.
"Entry tickets", "Transport", "Guide's english service"
"Guide & driver gratuity", "Imperial Waterway Cruise (Option)", "Meals", "Personal expenses", "Transportation within the scenic area"
The Temple of Heaven
The Yonghe Lama Temple
The Beijing’s Hutongs
The Summer Palace
The Olympic landmark
The Bird's Nest