• Ming Tombs (Ming Shishan Ling) - The Ming Dingling Mausoleum, the resting place of the Wanli Emperor and Empress of the Ming Dynasty, is one of the thirteen Ming tombs in Beijing that have been excavated. Construction of Dingling began in the twelfth year of Wanli (1584) and took six years to complete, with a total expenditure of eight million taels of silver. The emperor was just 28 years old when the tomb was built, and it was not officially opened until 1620, leaving it unused for 30 years. Dingling Tomb is among the three largest tombs of the Ming Tombs. Dingling Underground Palace is the only underground palace in the Ming Tombs that has been developed. It is the first imperial mausoleum to be excavated in a planned manner after the founding of the People’s Republic of China. More than 3,000 cultural relics of various kinds were unearthed in the underground palace, including four national treasures: the golden crown, the phoenix crown, the luminous pearl, and the three-colored Ming Dynasty artifacts.
• Mutianyu Great Wall - The tour guide and driver will take visitors directly to the Mutianyu Great Wall. On the way, they will pass through many traditional villages, experiencing the Chinese suburban culture. The Mutianyu section is the most classic and beautiful part of the Great Wall from the Ming Dynasty. It is lush with vegetation and not crowded, making it a favorite among international visitors. The cable car takes guests to the top of the mountain, where the hike to explore the Great Wall begins. Visitors can admire the 600-year-old ancient Wall and appreciate the beauty of the Great Wall after restoration. They will experience the contrasts between ancient grassland culture and Han culture. The ancient defense works symbolize the ingenuity and wisdom of the Chinese nation.
• Guanmingge Tea House - After a day of travel, visitors can relax by sitting down and trying Chinese tea to relieve fatigue. China is the birthplace of tea, as evidenced by the large wild tea trees found in many parts of the country, both ancient and modern. China is the first and largest country where wild tea trees are found. Chinese tea is a significant contribution to the health of people worldwide. The ancestor of Chinese tea is Shennong, who is also the ancestor of world tea. Chinese tea has spread across the globe, promoting health, happiness, and physical and mental harmony, adding infinite charm to the health concept and Zen tea culture.

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• Professional English explanation
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Gratuitles
• Cable car ticket 20.00USD per person
• Lunch

Join our group for a seamless trip! Not only will you gain a deep understanding of Beijing’s history, but you’ll also experience reduced waiting times at scenic spots. Our team is dedicated to providing professional knowledge and warm service to make your journey memorable. We look forward to welcoming you as a member!

Travel back 600 years and explore the underground palace of the Ming Tombs, the only archaeological tomb excavation that remains intact after centuries. Witness the resting place of emperors, empresses, and many concubines. If the underground palace amazes you, the Great Wall will leave an even greater impression. The Mutianyu section of the Great Wall offers breathtaking scenery in all four seasons, with abundant vegetation and fewer crowds, making it suitable for all ages. Here, you can admire both the ruins and the magnificence of its restoration. For a memorable trip and stunning photos of the Great Wall, this section is your ideal choice.

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