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Beijing Forbidden City: Mini Group Tour & Fast EntryYou’ll step past lines straight into Beijing’s Forbidden City with a small group and local historian guide. Explore 18 palace halls, peek into the Treasure Gallery’s rare artifacts, and wander gardens where emperors once walked. The tour includes hotel pickup if you want it—leaving you free to get lost in stories and details you might otherwise miss.
Great Wall & Forbidden City 2-Day Tour: Cable car descent includedYou get picked up from your hotel and spend two days moving through Beijing's main landmarks — Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, hutongs, Temple of Heaven, Mutianyu Great Wall, and Summer Palace — with a private English-speaking guide handling all entry fees, transport, and lunch. No research, no ticket lines, no figuring out how to get between sites. Just show up at your hotel lobby and go.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting Beijing for 2 days and want to see the main sights without spending time researching, buying tickets separately, or arranging transport between sites — the private guide and fixed itinerary handle all of that, leaving you to focus on the actual experience.
Beijing: Forbidden City & Tiananmen Square Private Walking TourYou meet your guide at your hotel or near Tiananmen Square, walk through the largest city center square in the world, then spend two hours in the Forbidden City with skip-the-line access and routes that avoid the main crowds. Optional Temple of Heaven adds another site and extends the day. Public transport takes you back at the end, or you arrange your own return if you're doing the four-hour Forbidden City tour only.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Forbidden City without navigating the crowds or arranging tickets yourself, and you'd rather have someone explain what you're looking at as you walk. The private guide and skip-the-line access are what make four hours feel like enough time to actually absorb the place.
Summer Palace Tickets Beijing: 3 QR access to gardens & pagodaYou skip the ticket line with a pre-booked QR code and explore three separate palace areas at your own pace: the main grounds with the Hall of Benevolence and Longevity, the Garden of Virtue and Harmony, and the Tower of Buddhist Incense overlooking Kunming Lake. Plan for a full morning or afternoon—the site rewards slow walking, and the climb to the tower is part of the experience.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to explore the Summer Palace without waiting in lines and without a guide dictating the pace. The 3 QR option is worth it if you want the full palace experience—the internal attractions can't be bought on-site otherwise. Plan for a full morning or afternoon and bring comfortable shoes; the tower climb is steep but optional.
Beijing: Great Wall Hiking Jinshanling & Simatai WestYou hike three hours across restored and original Great Wall sections at Jinshanling and Simatai West with an English-speaking local guide, covering beacon towers, watch towers, and unrestored stone work. Lunch, water, entrance fee and transport from Beijing are included. The return happens between 5–6 pm, so plan no evening plans.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see both restored and untouched Great Wall sections in one day without arranging transport or tickets themselves — the small-group format and local guide are what make the three-hour hike feel less like exercise and more like being shown around by someone who knows the place.
Beijing: Jinshanling Great Wall 6km Hiking Morning or SunsetYou get picked up from central Beijing, driven to Jinshanling, and handed a 6-kilometer hiking route on the Great Wall with three hours to complete it at your own pace. Entrance fees and the return shuttle are included. No guide, no group, no shops — just the wall, the landscape, and your own rhythm for the morning or sunset slot you choose.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want the Great Wall without the tour group rhythm and have moderate to good fitness for a strenuous three-hour hike. The drive is long — plan for four hours round-trip transport — but that distance is what keeps the wall quiet.
Beijing: Hutong Food Tour & Rice Wine TastingYou walk through Beijing's hutongs with a bilingual guide, stopping at six local food shops to taste traditional dishes and then sample craft rice wine at a boutique producer. The tour includes water, soft drinks, and local beverages, and the tasting portions are large enough that you won't need another meal for hours. You get a packet of restaurant recommendations and local travel tips to take with you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what Beijingers actually eat without spending your evening figuring out which stall is safe or what you're ordering — the guide handles the navigation and the ordering, which is what makes eating deep in the hutongs possible without speaking Mandarin.
Beijing Hutong Food Tour: 20+ Tastings in Dong Si AreaYou walk through the Dong Si hutongs with a local English-speaking guide, stopping at family-run shops, bakeries, and street stalls to taste 20+ regional dishes—from sesame cakes to spicy hotpot—while learning the history and customs behind each one. Bottled water is included, dietary needs are accommodated, and the pace lets you ask questions and linger. Small groups mean you're not competing for the guide's attention or the food.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like a local without the tourist crowds, and who have time to walk and taste slowly instead of rushing through a checklist. The guide is someone from the neighborhood, which is what makes the introductions and stories feel genuine rather than rehearsed.
Mutianyu Great Wall private hiking tour from BeijingA private tour from Beijing to the Mutianyu Great Wall includes hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, entrance fees and shuttle bus access, with 3 hours of hiking across various wall sections and watch towers. You choose between a guided tour or self-guided option, and between daytime or night departure. Lunch and cable car tickets are separate. The Mutianyu section draws far fewer visitors than Badaling, and over 96% of it is covered by trees.Is it for me?Book the guided daytime tour if you want someone to point out the towers and explain the wall's history as you hike; choose the self-guided option if you'd rather move at your own pace without narration. The private transport means no group waiting and no fixed schedule beyond your pickup time, so you control how long you spend at each section.
Beijing Great Wall Mutianyu & Forbidden City Small Group TourYou’ll step into Beijing’s history at Tiananmen Square and walk through hidden corners of the Forbidden City with a local guide who brings old stories to life. After lunch, ride up to Mutianyu for a peaceful Great Wall hike — far from big crowds — then coast down by toboggan if you want. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s feeling part of something bigger for a day.
Beijing: Temple of Heaven, Hutongs, Lama Temple & Summer Palace Mini TourYou’ll start your Beijing day at the Temple of Heaven among locals practicing tai chi, ride a rickshaw through winding hutong alleys, explore incense-scented Lama Temple, and stroll royal gardens at the Summer Palace—with hotel pickup and no forced shopping detours. Expect small surprises and real glimpses into daily life along the way.
Beijing: Forbidden City, Tiananmen & Summer Palace Private TourYou get hotel pickup, entry to all three sites, a private guide who sets the pace, lunch at a local restaurant, and transport throughout the day — which means you're not managing tickets, timing, or navigation yourself. The boat ride at the Summer Palace (seasonal) and the quiet you get in the Forbidden City's courtyards are what make the private format worth it. Book at least three days ahead if you need a guide in a language other than English.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want to see Beijing's three major imperial sites in one day without arranging tickets, transport or timing themselves — the private guide and fixed itinerary handle all of that, which is what makes it possible to move through three large attractions without feeling rushed.
Great Wall Gubeikou & Jinshanling: Private Sunset Tour PickupYou’ll start late from Beijing with hotel pickup before hiking quiet stretches of the Great Wall at Gubeikou and Jinshanling with a local guide. Expect rough stone under your hands, stories from your guide, snacks along the way, and wide-open sunset views—plus lunch included before heading home in the evening.
Beijing: Private Day Tour Forbidden City, Summer Palace & PickupYou’ll walk Beijing’s living history—from Tiananmen Square’s quiet tension to secret corners of the Forbidden City and peaceful gardens at the Summer Palace. A local guide brings stories alive while you taste home-style lunch and see how old traditions linger among crowds and rain showers.
Beijing: Tiananmen Square & Forbidden City Small Group TourYou’ll wander Beijing’s legendary Tiananmen Square and step inside the Forbidden City with a small group and local guide who brings history to life. Expect real stories, pre-booked tickets (no hassle), optional stops like Temple of Heaven, and plenty of moments that’ll stick with you long after you leave.
Beijing Night Tour: Hutongs, Snacks & Hotpot at Drum TowerYou walk through Beijing's oldest hutong neighborhoods after dark, stopping to taste authentic snacks at street stalls, then sit down to Mongolian hotpot with views of the Bell & Drum Towers. Your guide handles the route and the stories; beer and all food are included. The evening ends at Houhai Bar Street, where you're free to explore the bars or head back whenever you like.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see old Beijing come alive at night without navigating the hutongs alone or figuring out where locals actually eat — the guide handles the route and the food stops, which is what makes it possible to taste your way through a neighborhood instead of just walking through it.
Beijing - Xi'an: Terracotta Warriors Day Trip & Bullet TrainYou’ll board an early bullet train from Beijing for a full day in Xi’an—meeting your guide right at the station, tasting hand-pulled Biang Biang noodles for lunch, wandering through rows of ancient Terracotta Warriors with stories only locals know, then returning late to your hotel with tired feet and a head full of new images.
Beijing: 3-Day Private Tour Forbidden City & Mutianyu WallYou’ll wander through Beijing’s Forbidden City with a local guide who knows every shortcut, climb Mutianyu Great Wall (with a wild toboggan ride down), taste real noodles where locals eat, and watch morning Tai Chi at Temple of Heaven. Every day feels packed but never rushed—you’ll leave with memories that stick long after your feet recover.
Mutianyu Great Wall Private Tour with English DriverA private car tour from Beijing to Mutianyu Great Wall with hotel or airport pickup, English-speaking driver, entrance fee and shuttle bus included. You choose your departure time and how long to spend at the wall, with no fixed itinerary or group schedule to follow. The drive takes about an hour and a half each way; the wall itself stretches 5.4 kilometers open to visitors, with cable car, chairlift and toboggan options available at the site.Is it for me?Book this if you need flexible timing at the wall and prefer traveling alone or with your group only—your private car picks you up from your location and lets you spend as long as you want at each viewpoint without syncing to a group schedule.
Beijing: Mutianyu Great Wall & Summer Palace Small GroupYou're picked up from your Beijing hotel, driven to Mutianyu Great Wall before the crowds arrive, given two hours to walk and optional cable car or toboggan access, fed lunch at a local restaurant, then taken to Summer Palace for the palace tour and optional imperial ferry boat ride on Kunming Lake. The whole day is guided in English, transport and entry are handled, and you're back by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want the two most visited Beijing attractions in a single day without arranging tickets, transport, or timing yourself — the small group size and early start at Mutianyu are what keep the crowds manageable and fit both sites into one afternoon.
