Beijing | Temple of Heaven & Summer Palace Day Tour | In-depth Commentary + Classic Route + Wireless Headset + 2 Major Photo Spots in One Day
- 【Tour Highlights】Selected meeting points, 2 hours at the Temple of Heaven, 2.5 hours at the Summer Palace. Ample sightseeing time, pure sightseeing with no shopping, flexible and comfortable itinerary.
- 【In-depth Commentary】Professional guide commentary, experience the charm of '30% sightseeing, 70% listening'. Wireless headsets are provided to help you better understand the history and culture of the Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace.
- 【Exclusive Privilege】Visit two must-see Beijing attractions and World Cultural Heritage sites in one day.
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The Temple of Heaven, located on the south side of Beijing's central axis, was first built in the Ming Dynasty. It served as the imperial altar for Ming and Qing emperors to worship Heaven and pray for bountiful harvests. It is also the world's largest existing ancient sacrificial complex and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park's layout follows the concept of "heaven is round and earth is square," creating a magnificent overall atmosphere. The core building, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, is exquisitely designed with blue tiles and flying eaves, exuding classical charm and serving as the Temple of Heaven's iconic landmark. The Circular Mound Altar on the south side is an open-air altar, and the central stone possesses a unique acoustic effect. The entire complex seamlessly integrates architectural art, astronomical rituals, and traditional culture. With its ancient trees and solemn atmosphere, it is a must-visit destination for experiencing Beijing's historical heritage and the charm of traditional Chinese architecture.
The Summer Palace, located in the western suburbs of Beijing, was an imperial palace and garden during the Qing Dynasty. It is the largest and best-preserved imperial garden in China and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The garden is built around Longevity Hill and Kunming Lake, with mountains and water complementing each other in a harmonious and picturesque manner. Classic architectural features such as the Long Corridor, the Tower of Buddhist Incense, the Marble Boat, and the Seventeen-Arch Bridge each possess unique characteristics, combining the elegance of southern gardens with the grandeur of northern imperial architecture. Pavilions and towers are scattered throughout the garden, with lush flowers and trees, creating a picturesque scene of lakes and mountains. It is not only a perfect place for rest and sightseeing but also a pinnacle of classical garden art, showcasing the unique charm and profound historical and cultural heritage of Chinese gardens.
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• A group can be formed with just 1 person. The tour guide will reconfirm the departure time and location one day in advance.
Children must be accompanied by an adult; children under 6 years old can enjoy a discounted price.
• It is recommended to wear non-slip sports shoes and bring sun protection products.
Reminders
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women
The Forbidden City is a rare attraction, and tickets officially go on sale 7 days in advance. Ticket availability is not guaranteed; please confirm receipt upon request.
Free cancellation is available one day before the event.
Your tour guide will contact you by phone or text message the day before the trip. Please keep your phone accessible.
In the event of force majeure or extreme weather, the supplier reserves the right to cancel the event. In such cases, you can choose to reschedule or request a full refund.
