Summary:
Classic one day tour covering Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven.
1Highlights & Map
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2Itinerary
3Price Policy
Price Includes
- Private car/coach for transfers service and sightseeing program as indicated in the itinerary.
- Meals as specified in the itinerary (B=Breakfast L=Lunch D=Dinner).
- Local English-speaking tour guide for transfers and sightseeing program as indicated in each city.
- Entrance fees to scenic spots as indicated in the itinerary.
- Service charge and government Taxes.
Price Excludes
- Domestic airfare or train tickets.
- Hotel accommodation.
- Entry or exit China international airfare or train tickets.
- Personal expenses such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone call, optional activities, etc.
- Gratuities to the tour guide, driver and hotel bellboy.
- Fees for entry visa to China.
- Traveler insurance.
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary.
Cancellation in advance | Cancellation penalty |
More than 30 days | No Cancellation Fee |
30-10 days | 50% of the full payment |
9-0 days or no show | 100% of the full payment |
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5Reviews
recommend
Ms. Mr. Kimcheon
(Korea, Republic of)
Jul.19, 2012
- "be careful of the weather"
- the day I went to this tour was hot and wet. However there was no air condition inside these palaces so if you go with this trip be careful of the weather and date.
recommend
Ms. Mr. Charles
(American)
Jul.19, 2012
- "good"
- Good. From the punctual driver and guide to the convenient tourist bus. I recommend this tour.
recommend
Ms. Mr. Awais
(Pakistan)
Jul.16, 2012
- "awesome"
- It was a great visit to these imperial palaces. Except for the well organized schedule and responsible guide, I was quite satisfied all the places, the Forbidden city, temple of heaven are all where I want to go. I heart an intereting story which is about Jingshan, It was originally the location of imperial palace for Yuan dynasty but the first emperor of Ming dynasty buried it to suppress the former dynasty. That’s quite funny when I saw Jingshan, where has been a hill in the back door of the Forbidden City
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