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Beijing Tours
This is the most representative city and symbol of China and we offer you an elaborate tour package for your Beijing visit. Carefully designed Beijing tour itineraries ensure a perfect combination of historic culture and modern civilization. Enjoy your trip to this charming city by visiting the famous Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City, Great Wall, Summer Palace, as well as the Beijing Opera and a Roast Duck Dinner...

BJ01 : Beijing Highlights
- Luxury : 4 Days $239 Up

- Standard : 4 Days $209 Up
- Super Deluxe : 4 Days $499 Up
- Budget : 5 Days $209 Up
Beijing boasting a history of over a thousand years is rich in cultural heritage and relics. Our four-day itinerary will take you to the most popular sites around the city. You will see the magnificent Great Wall; sacred Tiananmmen Square; majestic Forbidden City as well as the verdant gardens of the Summer Palace.

BJ02 : Beijing Hutong Tour
- Luxury & Standard : 5 Days $259 Up
- Super Deluxe : 5 Days $639 Up
- Budget : 6 Days $259 Up
Beijing, one of the six ancient capital cities of China still has exquisite architecture, a rich history, and a diverse and colorful culture. Take a special rickshaw ride through an old Hutong neighborhood to experience the different life styles of venerable Beijing residents. A visit to the Lama Temple will expose you to the local people’s religious beliefs.

BJ03 : Soul of Beijing & Shanghai
- Luxury & Standard : 6 Days $519 Up
Ancient Beijing and modern Shanghai are the two largest metropolises in China. After enjoying the culture and history of Beijing, fly to Shanghai to visit the classical Yuyuan Garden; view the Bund scenery along Huangpu River and savor authentic Shanghai cuisine at a typical local restaurant.

BJ04 : Side Trip to Chengde Mountain Resort
- Standard : 6 Days $369 Up
Take the train from Beijing to the famous summer retreat Chengde Mountain Resort, the largest royal garden in China. Chengde has unusually mild weather in the summer compared to China’s many torrid locations. It is an ideal and ethereal escape from the noisy and busy cities.

BJ05 : Extension to Datong
- Standard : 6 Days $379 Up
Datong is about 380 km west of Beijing. It is home to two of the most impressive sights in China - Yungang Grottoes and the Hanging Monastery. Visitors can take an overnight train to Datong and view the expansive caves and the temple which appears to be clinging to the side of the cliff.

BJ06 : Historical Beijing & Xian
- Luxury & Standard : 6 Days $489 Up
If you are a history and culture enthusiast, this itinerary combining China’s two most historically significant cities should appeal to you. After visiting the major attractions in Beijing, you will marvel at the incredible, man-made Terracotta Soldiers; Xian’s well-preserved ancient City Wall and the city’s notable landmark, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.

BJ07 : Cultural Beijing & Scenic Guilin
- Luxury & Standard : 7 Days $679 Up
After our visit to historical Beijing, we will take you to the most beautiful city in China, Guilin with its breath-taking natural scenery. Cruising along the Li River from Guilin to Yangshuo is like sailing through a picturesque landscape painting. The town of Yangshuo is also a scenic delight setting among awesome limestone pinnacles.

BJ08 : Pingyao Discovery
- Standard : 7 Days $489 Up
Leave Beijing by train to the 2,700 year-old city of Pingyao and discover the best-preserved old houses of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Walking along the streets of the old city, you can still see traces of its former glory and prosperity. In the 18th century, Pingyao was a major financial center akin to Wall Street in the United States.

BJ09 : An Approach to Tibet
- Luxury & Standard : 7 Days $1009 Up
Fly to Tibet’s capital Lhasa to sense its profound Buddhist culture and view it’s stark yet beautiful scenery. Seeing the Potala Palace, mysterious temples, the pious pilgrims and the simple-living Tibetan people adds up to a vivid and exotic cultural experience.
Note: All the following itineraries provided are only for your reference. We do not offer the price and operate these tours at present since the relevant service can not reach our standard. If you are interested, you may follow our itineraries and journey by yourselves, but please be sure to keep safety all the time. Thank you.

BJ10 : Beijing Bike Tours

BJ11 : Beijing Olympic Tour

BJ12 : Beijing Hutong Tours

BJ13 : Beijing Science and Technology Tour

BJ14 : Beijing Southwest Exploration

BJ15 : Tianjin Tour

BJ16 : Ski Resorts around Beijing

BJ17 : Acrobatic and Paintings Appreciation

BJ18 : Longqing Gorge & Kangxi Grassland

BJ19 : Beijing Outskirts Travel

BJ20 : Inner Mongolia Travel from Beijing

BJ21 : Mountain Trip around Beijing

BJ22 : Beijing to Mt. Yun Tai

BJ23 : Anyang & Linzhou

BJ24 : Shanxi & Nearby Areas

BJ25 : Qinhuangdao and Beidaihe

BJ26 : China Harbor Cities

BJ27 : Mountain Tai Adventure
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Questions & Reviews
1.
Nov. 2,2009 19:09 Reply
Ms.Judy(USA) said:
how much does taxi cost fro Beijing airport to city center?
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Nov. 1,2009 03:07 Reply
Ms.SALMAHMUHD(Singapore) said:
Hi, I plan to go to beijing in January 2010. I want to go to Harbin from there. Can you tell me which will be a cheaper transportation to Harbin other than flight. I heard there is bullet train, how much is it and how long?
Nov. 1,2009 22:20
Mr.Rui replied:
There are 2 bullet trains from Beijing to Harbin, the ticket is CNY462 for first class seat, while CNY385 for second class seat.
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Oct. 28,2009 04:13 Reply
Mr.DT(Singapore) said:
Hi, I'm planning to go Beijing on the mid March. Will the weather still be very cold as in wht temperature roughly will it be. Is Long John a MUST to wear over there during tat period?
Nov. 1,2009 21:45
Mr.T. Alana replied:
It won't be that freezingly cold as in winter time, but it is still very cold. Warm clothes in winter are still necessary.
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Oct. 24,2009 04:04 Reply
Mr.Terry(USA) said:
How can I get from the Beijing Capital Airport to Holiday inn, Temple of Heaven? Are certain taxis better that others (like in New York?). What price should I pay. I have young children so I think the subway won't work. Thanks!!!
Oct. 28,2009 04:13
Ms.Susan Li replied:
I think you'd better to take a taxi with children. No need to reserve a taxi in advance. It is easy to catch one once out of the airport. The referrence fare is around 120rmb.
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Oct. 22,2009 04:24 Reply
Mr.mr(Netherlands) said:
dear Sir, Madam,
I would like to be informed abouth vegetarian [budhist ? } , Mockmeat restaurants in Beijing .
Can you suggest some ? maybe they have a webside I can visit .
In 3 weeks from now I will visit Beijing with 27 ART students from Amsterdam , Netherlands .
thanks , Reggy Gunn
Oct. 24,2009 04:04
Ms.Zhao(CN) replied:
Hi, check for this page, it's about Vegetarian restaurants in Beijing.
http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/beijing/dinning/vegetarian.htm
Hope this works.
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Oct. 20,2009 04:13 Reply
Mrs.Gina(Philipiines) said:
Hi We will planning to go to Beijing by end of Nov or first week of Dec,May I know the temperature of the place?What clothes do we bring?
Oct. 22,2009 04:25
Ms.Emma replied:
It is cold and perhaps snowy. Take your thick jacket or any warm clothes.
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Oct. 17,2009 04:07 Reply
Mr.Wouters(Belgium) said:
Hi
Would like to know the nearest train station in Tianjin (West or East) to go to from Tianjin airport by taxi. We want to go to Beijing (area Tiananmen sq) and which station in Beijing is nearest to Tiannanmen sq (West or South)? Many thanks.
Oct. 20,2009 04:12
Mr.Jason replied:
The west railway station of Tianjin is much nearer to Tianjin Airport-8 kilometers (east raiway station-19 km). Beijing Railway Station is closer to the city proper.
Oct. 21,2009 04:14
Ms.Aciya replied:
Tianjin Station and Beijing West Station respectively.
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Oct. 21,2009 02:47 Reply
Ms.cindy(Indonesia) said:
Ms.Cindy(Indonesia)
Hi..I'm going to beijing via HK on jan 2010,i will have about 8days tour. Is it a direct train from HK to Beijing? if yes,should i take train or flight? Which one is cheaper? Is ha er bin a nice place? How many days i need if i want to round ha er bin n beijing?
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Oct. 13,2009 04:26 Reply
Ms.Jean(Canada) said:
Hello!,
I would like to know if there are duty free shops in Beijing Airport terminal 3 (international arrival) or terminal 2 (domestic departure) I would like to purchase a camera for my holiday. Also are the prices more expensive in the duty free shops or is it better to buy in the city?
Thank you for your help :)
Oct. 15,2009 19:27
Mr.Ben replied:
J, please no shopping at the airport. The price is terribly high and with slim choices, especially as cameras. You can buy it in the big shopping malls in Beijing. You can have more choices and lower price. BTW, have a good time in Beijing.
Oct. 16,2009 04:13
Mr.Wouters(Belgium) replied:
you can by a camera in the city,if yot purchase it, it is not convinent, and it is not expensive to own it,and there are many shops sell cameras, and it has the permonent price.
Oct. 17,2009 04:06
Mr.pokey(China) replied:
you can by a camera in the city,if yot purchase it, it is not convinent, and it is not expensive to own it,and there are many shops sell cameras, and it has the permonent price.
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Oct. 16,2009 05:53 Reply
Mr.WAQAS(DUBAI) said:
Hi,i'm a shop incharge in a aluminium and glass company in DUBAI U.A.E,here we are using china made glass but purchasing from here,now my company wants me to go to china to purchase the glass,please guide me where should i go for it in china,any prominent place for specially glass purchasing.city name area name please help.
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