• Temple of Heaven - The Temple of Heaven served as a sacred site where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties communicated with the god of heaven, offering sacrifices and praying for bountiful harvests. The site is encircled by centuries-old pine trees and features 92 ancient buildings and 600 rooms. It stands as the most intact royal sacrificial architecture complex in China and the largest celestial sacrificial architecture complex in the world.

Visitors can explore the Temple of Heaven at their own pace with a pre-booked ticket.

• Summer Palace (Yiheyuan) - The Summer Palace was the Qing dynasty’s royal family’s summer retreat. It is predominantly covered by water, with the remaining area consisting of hills and palaces. The Long Corridor, the longest in the world, begins at the Moon Invited Gate and appears as a straight line before winding like a path in a wonderland. To the right of the Long Corridor lies a picturesque lake.

Visitors can explore the Summer Palace at their own pace with a pre-booked ticket.

• Entry ticket to the Temple of Heaven

• Lunch

The Temple of Heaven and the Summer Palace are two of Beijing’s most renowned landmarks, attracting large crowds during peak seasons and public holidays. Due to limited on-site ticket availability and potentially long wait times, it is strongly advised to purchase tickets online ahead of time. By securing an entrance ticket in advance, visitors can skip the lengthy lines and enjoy smooth entry by simply showing the QR code provided upon booking confirmation.

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