One Day Beijing Private Tour of Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City-The Palace Museum and Mutianyu Great Wall

Attractions: Tiananmen Square (Tiananmen Guangchang), Forbidden City-The Palace Museum, Mutianyu Great Wall, Hall of Great Harmony (Taihe Dian), The Imperial Garden of The Palace Museum

Meals: Not Included

Hotel: Not Included

After hotel pickup in the morning by private vehicle, your tour begins with a visit to Tiananmen Square. It is the largest city square in the world, covering an area of 440,000 square metres and can accommodate 1 million people.

From the gate, walk to the Forbidden City, the UNESCO World Heritage, the last imperial palace in China, is the centralised presentation of imperial culture in traditional Chinese culture in architectural form, the three-dimensional, symbolic and pictorial representation of Chinese imperial culture, and the high degree of unity between Chinese imperial culture and ancient Chinese architecture culture.

Then it's time for lunch, which you'll enjoy at a local restaurant for dumplings before continuing your day tour to the Great Wall at Mutianyu, Mutianyu Great Wall architectural construction style is unique, dense enemy buildings, especially three enemy buildings and stands one of the main customs platform. China and foreign countries enjoy the reputation of "the Great Wall of China, Mutianyu alone". The mountains in the scenic area are stacked, and the vegetation coverage rate reaches more than 90%. Late autumn is the best time to visit the Mutianyu Great Wall.

The round-trip cable car will be arranged so that you can save more time on the Wall. Standing on the wall and looking at it stretching up and down into boundless distance is an exciting experience and will leave you a life-long memory.

Your tour then ends with return transport to your hotel.

Chairman Mao Memorial Hall (Maozhuxi Jiniantang) (Pass By)

Great Hall of the People (Renmin Dahuitang) (Pass By)

Meridian Gate (Wu Men) (Pass By)

Hall of Great Harmony (Taihe Dian)(Pass By)

The Imperial Garden of The Palace Museum(Pass By)