4 days Beijing Private Tour with Great Wall
This 4-day Beijing private tour covers the city’s top highlights, including Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace and the Mutianyu Great Wall. A perfect introduction to Beijing’s history, culture and iconic landmarks.
Itinerary
Discover Beijing’s imperial landmarks, the Great Wall, traditional neighborhoods and local life on this 4-day private Beijing tour. Visit the Forbidden City and Summer Palace, walk along the Mutianyu Great Wall, and experience Beijing’s hutongs and Tibetan Buddhist heritage. With a private guide and vehicle, the itinerary combines the city’s essential sights with cultural experiences at a comfortable pace.
Tour Highlights:
- Explore Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, then enjoy panoramic views from Jingshan Park.
- Stroll through the beautiful Summer Palace, Beijing’s best-preserved imperial garden.
- Visit the Temple of Heaven and walk along the scenic Mutianyu Great Wall.
- Experience old Beijing with a Shichahai hutong rickshaw ride and time around Yandai Xiejie and Nanluoguxiang.
- Discover the Lama Temple (Yonghegong), one of Beijing’s most important Tibetan Buddhist temples.
Upon arrival in Beijing, your local driver will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to relax or explore at your own pace. Overnight in Beijing.
Note: Pickup is included from Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or any Beijing train station. Pickup from Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) is available at an additional cost.
After breakfast, set out to explore some of Beijing’s most iconic landmarks.
Begin at Tiananmen Square, the vast public square at the heart of Beijing and the site of many important national events.
Walk north to the Forbidden City, the former imperial palace of 24 emperors during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Explore its grand halls, courtyards, golden roofs and red walls as your guide shares stories of imperial life and the people who once lived and worked within the palace.
Continue to nearby Jingshan Park and climb to the hilltop pavilion for a panoramic view over the Forbidden City and central Beijing.
In the afternoon, visit the Summer Palace, China’s largest and best-preserved imperial garden. Stroll through its landscaped grounds, where lakes, hills, pavilions, temples and bridges create one of Beijing’s most beautiful historic settings.
In the evening, you may choose to watch a Kung Fu show or Peking Opera performance (optional, at additional cost) for another taste of traditional Chinese culture.
After breakfast, visit the Temple of Heaven, where Ming and Qing emperors once prayed for good harvests. The surrounding park is also a lively place to see local residents enjoying their morning activities.
Then drive about 1.5–2 hours to the Mutianyu Great Wall, one of the best-preserved and most scenic sections of the Great Wall near Beijing. You can hike up to the Wall or take a cable car for an easier ascent. Once on the Wall, walk between historic watchtowers and enjoy panoramic views as the Great Wall winds across the surrounding mountain ridges. Cable car, chairlift, and toboggan tickets are available at an additional cost.
On the way back to Beijing, stop at the 2008 Olympic Green for exterior views of the Bird’s Nest and Water Cube.
In the evening, you may choose to enjoy Beijing Roast Duck for dinner or, if your visit falls on a market night, explore Panjiayuan Night Market for local food, handicrafts, and an evening market atmosphere (optional). Overnight in Beijing.
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How to find price of 4 day Bj tour?
Hi Miro,Thank you for contacting us! We would like to help you plan this trip to Beijing, but first we will need to know a bit more information about your travel plan. I've sent you an email with some questions & suggestions, please check it and I'm looking forward to hearing from you! Best Regards,Murphy
i want to know about all expenses in travel ......how to get visa and more tell me immediatly
Hi Imran,
Thank you for your comment. We will need to know some basic information to work out the tour quotation for you. I just send you an email with some questions and suggestions, please check it and I'm looking forward to hearing from you again!
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Murphy
may i know the price 4 this tour? travel period is may or jun school holiday.
Hi Miss Hew,Thank you for contacting us. This tour is a great opportunity to have comprehensive understanding of Beijing. I just sent you an email with some details for your reference. Please check it and I'm looking forward to your reply!Kind Regards,Murphy
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