Discover Beijing's Imperial Axis: A Grandeur Unmatched
Visit Tian'anmen, the Forbidden City, and the Bell & Drum Tower, linked by Beijing's central axis—one of UNESCO's World Cultural Heritage Sites. Explore the symmetrical layout of the ancient capital, tracing the path of emperors past.
Ride Toboggan Down From the Great Wall
The Great Wall at Mutianyu is famous for its picturesque scenery and beautifully restored architecture. Riding a Toboggan down is a fun way to enjoy a superb view of the wall from a different angle.
Unearth Secrets of the Terracotta Army and its "Hidden Collectibles"
Marvel at the 2,000-year-old clay army that once guarded Emperor Qin's tomb. Join a guided tour to see and touch the artifacts from the same era, including the first unearthed terracotta figure. Immerse yourself in the role of an archaeologist by participating in a conservation workshop.
Become a Chinese who lived 1300 Years Ago
Transport yourself to the Tang Dynasty in a museum showcasing dresses, musical instruments, furniture, and calligraphy. Slip into an embroidered hanfu robe and stroll along the ancient city wall.
Experience a Traditional Opera up Close at the Muslim Quarter
Enjoy traditional Chinese opera at a teahouse-style theater located in the Muslim Quarter. Performances include Qin opera, shadow puppetry, Huayin Laoqiang (a traditional Shaanxi opera), Sichuan opera face-changing, and more.
Savor Beijing's Soul in Hutong: From Street Eats to Imperial Delicacies
Feast on street favorites like roast buns with minced pork and flatbread stuffed with beef, then unwind with a palace-inspired afternoon tea featuring delicate pastries and tea rituals—a harmonious blend of humble and refined Beijing.