Beijing Two Day EliteTour
Beijing city is a gift to those who love travelling, charms with culture, heritage and it's immensity. You definitely need at least two days to explore this amazing city.
See more than the Great Wall in bodacious Beijing on Private Tour, the capital of China; Beijing is a top cultural focal point of the country. The Ming Dynasty Emperors believed Beijing to be the centre of the universe and in terms of China, they are not wrong and as you will see on your guided private tours of the many iconic remnants of this beautiful place and it's past.
Beijing sightseeing tours will open your eyes to some of the most unique lovable, chaotic and decadent palaces and historical sites in the world.
Positioned alongside the old Beijing Crimson Palace, you will see the cities stunning skyline with the impressive new buildings showing how areas have been modernized but still holds its beautiful history and heritage. With a custom private tour, see The Forbidden City, The Temple of Heaven, The Ming Tombs all the usual attractions but also try to step out of your comfort zone and explore this amazing city and see the other treasures it has.
Beijing city is a gift to those who love travelling, charms with culture, heritage and it's immensity. You definitely need at least two days to explore this amazing city.
Discover real Beijing life by visiting the morning market, get on a rickshaw and visit the Hutongs and visit a local family to see how they live.
Beijing to Lhasa train always offers you a special view of the country, enjoying the splendid mountain scenery. Lhasa will impress you with its wonderful culture!
With this tour, you can experience the marvel at the grandeur of the Great Wall at Jinshanling section which is less crowded and has a better view.
Only climbing the Great Wall of China is not enough? Ok, then Please take a helicopter to have a 360° view of the Great Wall at the Badaling section.
Most visitors prefer spring and autumn to visit Beijing due to the mild and comfortable weather. The sporadic sandstorm's in the spring have kept people on alert when they plan their holidays to China. In more recent years Beijing’s spring season is getting better regarding weather conditions and air quality which is ideal for travellers. The winter season is not as bad as most people would think there are fewer visitors and fewer queues.
Beijing is well known to be one of the more expensive cities to visit in China, however with exchange rates its still a great bargain for tourists. Accommodation is generally of high quality, and the prices can be very alluring most especially when you go on a package holiday. Most attractions in the city are also reasonably priced however book your sightseeing private tours before your arrival. Rickshaws, buses and taxis are cheap and frequent.
Arrange your entry and exit visa through your tour travel agent before your arrival into China. There are many immigration restrictions on the purchase of goods and souvenirs you will be given questionnaires to fill in, complete these honestly as delays may occur or you may jeopardise your entry or exit from China. Learn a few phrases in Mandarin like Thank You (xie xie), Hello (nihao), Goodbye (zai jian). Always be aware at all times of your surroundings.
Beijing's climate is defined as "continental monsoon." weather. The four seasons are distinctly recognisable. Autumn in Beijing is beautiful and ideal for sightseeing as the temperature is mild, and the sun is out a lot. The temperature in spring is beautiful, too, but the winds whip sand around the city. Summer can be very hot, and winter is equally cold, and not helped by the winds blowing down directly from Siberia so be prepared for all weathers here.
Most visitors prefer spring and autumn to visit Beijing due to the mild and comfortable weather. The sporadic sandstorm's in the spring have kept people on alert when they plan their holidays to China. In more recent years Beijing’s spring season is getting better regarding weather conditions and air quality which is ideal for travellers. The winter season is not as bad as most people would think there are fewer visitors and fewer queues.
Beijing is well known to be one of the more expensive cities to visit in China, however with exchange rates its still a great bargain for tourists. Accommodation is generally of high quality, and the prices can be very alluring most especially when you go on a package holiday. Most attractions in the city are also reasonably priced however book your sightseeing private tours before your arrival. Rickshaws, buses and taxis are cheap and frequent.
Arrange your entry and exit visa through your tour travel agent before your arrival into China. There are many immigration restrictions on the purchase of goods and souvenirs you will be given questionnaires to fill in, complete these honestly as delays may occur or you may jeopardise your entry or exit from China. Learn a few phrases in Mandarin like Thank You (xie xie), Hello (nihao), Goodbye (zai jian). Always be aware at all times of your surroundings.
Beijing's climate is defined as "continental monsoon." weather. The four seasons are distinctly recognisable. Autumn in Beijing is beautiful and ideal for sightseeing as the temperature is mild, and the sun is out a lot. The temperature in spring is beautiful, too, but the winds whip sand around the city. Summer can be very hot, and winter is equally cold, and not helped by the winds blowing down directly from Siberia so be prepared for all weathers here.