Day 01 : Arrival Beijing (L/D)
Land in Beijing Daxing International Airport at 06:00. After a warm welcome, our tour guide will accompany you to a delightful walk in Tian An Men Square - the largest city square in the world, bordered by the Great Hall of the People and Chairman Mao’s Mausoleum. Standing north is Forbidden City, the complex of imperial palace and home to the Emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasty for over 500 years. Grand halls and courts gradually give way to more intimate domestic quarters, presenting an insight into the pampered isolation of the emperors. After lunch at halal restaurant, you will check in hotel to get a rest until dinner time. You will be picked up at dinner time and have a well-prepared dinner with delicious Peking Duck Dinner. After dinner you will enjoy the wonderful Acrobatic Show in the evening.
Day 02 Beijing (B/L/D)
You will start today with a visit to Negative Ion Experience Center. And then take a delightful walk at Great Wall of China. The building of the Great Wall started in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods (7th to 8th century B.C.) in order to defend against northern nomads. The wall we see now was left from Ming dynasty. Today, the defensive system of Great Wall is generally recognized as one of the most impressive architectural feats in history. Visit to Burning Cream Center in the afternoon. To see modern Beijing, a must-see place is 2008 Olympic Stadiums - The prestigious Bird’s Nest and Water Cube, which won big applauds in and out architectural world. There will be an outside tour for photographing. Then you will head to Wang Fu Jing Shopping Street which is China’s No.1 shopping street with a long history of hundreds of years, and enjoys the reputation of "Golden Street" in Beijing. Go back to hotel for rest.
Day 03 Beijing (B/L/D)
Today you will shop at very popular Jewelry City for inexpensive items. The first sightseeing today is the well-know Summer Palace. Being the largest imperial garden in China, it was first built in the Qing emperor Qianlong’s time in 1751 and was restored in 1886 by Dowager empress Cixi for her own enjoyment. The park became a favorite haunt of Cixi, who even preferred it to the Forbidden City, and named it Yihe Yuan (meaning the garden of health and harmony). Pray at Local Mosque after lunch. The afternoon time is for blast shopping - Silk Market for bargaining fun. The Place will be our last stop for a luxury treat and the largest LED screen in Asia.
Day 04 Beijing (B)
Today you will have day-tour at Universal Studios Beijing (with entrance ticket), a Universal theme park in Beijing that opened on September 2021. There are seven themed zones, including: Hollywood Boulevard, The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade, Minion Land, Kung Fu Panda Land of Awesomeness, Transformers: Metrobase, Jurassic World Isla Nublar, and Water world (close in winter). You may arrange lunch and dinner on your own at the halal restaurant at the resort. Tour guide and driver will pick you up at appointed time and back to hotel.
Day 05 Beijing (B/L/D)
After hotel breakfast, you will head to Qianmen Culture Area - as the newly invented fancy place, it becomes hot with its perfect combination of the old and the new. Followed by Hong Qiao Market and spend morning time enjoy shopping here. It is a huge indoor market provides everything from consumer electronics, binoculars, watches, clothes, handbags, fans, silks, shoes, freshwater pearls and handicrafts. Enjoy lunch at halal restaurant. Coming up is Niu Jie Mosque– the most famous Mosque in Beijing, with a history of more than 1000 years. Not far locates the Muslim Supermarket – the only supermarket for local Muslims. The afternoon will be spent at a mega wholesale market - Bairong World Trade Center, with 2 sections selling clothes, bedding cloth, sportswear, children’s toys, accessories, household items etc. Then a well-prepared Halal Hot Pot Dinner will be ready for you.
Day 06 Beijing Departure (B)
Check out hotel and head to Beijing Daxing International Airport for the departure flight home.
