In the morning, your tour guide and private car with driver will meet you at your hotel lobby. The first place you will visit the Tiananmen Square, the biggest city center square in the world. Moreover, along famous Chang'an Street, you will see The Great Hall of People, and The National Museum (used to be named Chinese history and revolution museum). In additional, the center of the square is the Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum.

From the Tiananmen Gate you can walk towards the Forbidden City (the biggest Imperial Palace in world). There are 9999.5 rooms inside, and with over 600 years history. There were total 24 Chinese emperors who lived and ruled the country in this place from Ming dynasty to the Qing dynasty). It's worth to spend a couple of hours to visit the highlight of the Forbidden City.

Your next stop is to climb up Jingshan Hill, and you can overlook the entire whole Forbidden City and Beijing City from here.

Afterwards, you will visit the Hutong, the old neighborhood. Your lunch will be arranged at a local authentic food restaurant near by the Hutong. Hutong has over than 700 years history. A lot of local people still live in this area from generations to generations. Get a ride on Rickshaw to visit this area.

In the evening, you will enjoy the famous Peking Duck Dinner and fantastic Red Theater Kungfu Show or Acrobatic Show.

Begin your day with a visit to Great Wall at Mutianyu. Your tour guide will take you to a less crowded section Great Wall where you can hike for around 2 hours. From the city to the Great Wall takes about 1.5 hours driving time. You will take the cable car up to the half way, and then start to enjoy your hiking journey. Then you will also take cable car on your way back. This surely save your time and energy Your lunch will be served at the local Chinese restaurant near by the Wall.

In the afternoon,you'll visit the Ming Tombs. The 13 Ming Dynasty Emperors are all buried in this area. Visit the only one excavated to the public tomb.

On the way back to the hotel, you also will pass by the 2008 Olympic Stadiums: Bird Nest and Water Cube.

First visit Temple of Heaven, the place for past emperors to worship the God of Heaven. It is located in the southern part of Beijing, and had been one of the most holy places for the whole country for more than five centuries. It used as a complex of sacrificial buildings for the Ming and Qing emperors.

Then, have some free time for shopping in the free market, Hongqiao Pearl Market. Hongqiao Pearl Market is a Beijing shopping favorite, not because it is relax but because it has anything you want to find, such as antiques, jewelry, clothes, food, souvenirs, gifts, toys, shoes etc. Your tour guide will help you with bargaining too.

After lunch, you will visit is the biggest Tibet Lama Temple in Beijing, and you will see the biggest Buddha Statue made by single wood there. It's also known as "Mini Forbidden City" since the architecture style is similar to the Forbidden City but with much smaller size.

Your final stop is at Confucius Temple and Imperial College. Confucius Temple in Beijing is the second largest one in China. Built in 1302, the temple was a venue where people pay respects to Confucius, the greatest thinker and educationist in ancient China. Imperial College is also called Guozijian. It was the the highest learning institute during Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Emperors in imperial China used to frequent the place to read Confucian classics to thousands of students

Visit Summer Palace. There are 3000 rooms, with pavilions, bridges, island, long corridors and temples in this huge imperial garden.

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After your authentic local lunch, visit 798 Art Zone, the modern art zone in Beijing with many modern art exhibitions. Afterwards, you're transferred back to your hotel.