• Jingshan Park (Jingshan Gongyuan) - Begin your day early at Jingshan Park, setting out as the sky begins to lighten. Your tour guide will inform you of the exact meeting time, ensuring you arrive at the park about 30 minutes before sunrise.

Upon entering, follow the winding paths to Wanchun Pavilion atop Jingshan Hill to secure a prime viewing spot. As dawn breaks, the sun’s orange-red rays illuminate the ancient city of Beijing. The majestic red walls and yellow tiles of the Forbidden City emerge first, appearing solemn, grand, and truly awe-inspiring. This captivating scene will surely prompt you to capture several photos to remember the moment.

• Beihai Park (Beihai Gongyuan) - After leaving Jingshan Park through the west gate, take a short walk to Beihai Park. Upon entering, you’ll find Qionghua Island, resembling a lustrous jade pearl in the clear lake, inviting you to explore. Stroll along the stone paths, gazing up at the sacred White Pagoda, which rises elegantly against the blue sky. Then, wander to the Wulong Pavilions, with their upturned eaves and corners, resembling a sleeping dragon by the lake. If you need a break, head to the dock and opt for a leisurely boat ride on Beihai Lake. The gentle breeze and calm waters offer a truly relaxing experience.
• Beihai Park - As noon approaches, hunger will set in. A variety of delicious food options are available around Beihai Park. Choose a bustling little restaurant and try the Zhajiang Noodles. These chewy noodles are coated in a thick, fragrant meat sauce, offering a delightful burst of flavor with every bite.
• Nanluoguxiang - After a satisfying meal, the afternoon promises excitement. Hop on a rickshaw for a journey through the ancient hutongs. The knowledgeable rickshaw puller will skillfully navigate through famous hutongs like Nanluogu Lane and Yandai Xie Street. As the wheels turn, you’ll pass grey-brick and blue-tile courtyard walls, occasionally spotting the weathered door knockers on vermilion gates, bearing the marks of time. The rickshaw puller will share historical anecdotes and fascinating stories, bringing the rich history of the hutongs to life. During the ride, you can also disembark to explore open courtyards, experiencing the daily life of old Beijing residents and gaining insight into traditional living culture.
• Prince Kung’s (Gong) Mansion - Conclude your day at Prince Gong’s Mansion. Explore its mansions and gardens, admire the exquisite architecture and landscapes, and learn about its historical and cultural significance. The intricate carvings, clever garden layouts, and rich historical meanings behind each brick and tile will leave you in awe. By the end of the day, you’ll have a deeply enriching and memorable experience of Beijing’s traditional culture and historical heritage.

• Bottled water
• Private transfer with English or Chinese speaking driver-guide for groups of 1-3 people
• Private tour guide and transfer for groups of 4 or more
• Tickets as mentioned

• Personal activities
• Gratuities
• Shopping
• Drinks&Beverages
• Other not mentioned.

Join this tour for a day filled with cultural immersion. Start with a breathtaking sunrise at Jingshan Park, followed by a visit to the stunning Beihai Park. Delight in local cuisine, such as Zhajiang Noodles, near the park. In the afternoon, enjoy a rickshaw ride through the hutongs, uncovering their hidden stories and experiencing the local lifestyle. Conclude the day at Prince Gong’s Mansion, where you’ll discover its historical secrets.

This tour is ideal for history and culture enthusiasts, food lovers, those interested in local life experiences, and is suitable for both seniors and children. It also attracts adventure seekers eager to explore the charm of Beijing. Participants will gain insider knowledge and have memorable encounters with local traditions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.